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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 6 MIN

OpenAI Buys TBPN, Oil at 2022 Highs, FBI Bulk Data Buying

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Your daily bitcoin and macro intelligence briefing. AI-generated audio from the TFTC Bitcoin Brief newsletter, written and curated by Marty Bent. • OpenAI acquires TBPN for $30M+ revenue — the playbook for building media in the age of AI: specific niche, daily live format, personality-driven trust • WTI crude settles above $103, highest since July 2022 — dated Brent hits $141, Hormuz at 6% of normal flows • FBI confirmed under oath it buys Americans' location, browsing, and purchase data in bulk from ad brokers — no warrant required • Block open-sources mesh-llm: peer-to-peer AI inference with node discovery over Nostr — no cloud provider needed • Bitcoin posts 3.9% upward difficulty adjustment as quantum debate reaches productive middle ground • $280M drained from Drift Protocol via social engineering — Bitcoin doesn't have admin keys • Banking intel: Goldman, BofA, Barclays, Morgan Stanley, SocGen all navigating oil shock vs. growth fears Get the full written brief with all links, sources, and on-chain data — subscribe free at tftc.io/bitcoin-brief

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