On this week's CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we've got an easy-to-understand look at this week's crypto headlines.Bitcoin had a disappointing end to November — with some analysts describing the monthly close as "bearish." That came as a new coronavirus variant spooked the markets, and the Federal Reserve suggested measures designed to stimulate the economy during the coronavirus pandemic may end even earlier than expected.We also find out how you can earn free Bitcoin by ordering takeout, and why 1.1 million BTC hangs in the balance as a high-stakes court case reaches its conclusion.Plus, Molly Jane Zuckerman is here for a look at this week's headlines — including Jack Dorsey's surprise decision to step down as Twitter's CEO, and what this means for crypto. Plus, why a DeFi token called Omicron is surging.You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On this week’s CoinMarketRecap with Connor Sephton, all the latest headlines as Bitcoin’s correction continues for a second week — with bulls struggling to break through $60,000. Molly Jane Zuckerman also joins us to discuss the rest of this week’s news — including El Salvador’s plans to build Bitcoin City, ConstitutionDAO’s crisis, and the sad death of Mr Goxx, the crypto trading hamster. Plus, we’re joined by Isaiah Jackson, the author of Bitcoin and Black America. He tells us how cryptocurrencies are offering a powerful alternative after decades of racial bias in the banking system. You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

In this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we’re joined by two analysts for their take on Bitcoin’s massive correction this week. We ask Nick Cawley and Justin Bennett how low BTC might go, whether the bull run is over, and if crypto investors should be worried right now. CoinMarketCap’s Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to examine why Bitcoin fell so sharply after hitting all-time highs of $69,000. Plus, we discuss the crypto group that raised millions of dollars to buy a rare copy of the U.S. Constitution — and why Quentin Tarantino is facing a legal fight over his plans to launch NFTs inspired by Pulp Fiction. Also in this week’s episode, an animal charity has received the largest cryptocurrency donation in Scotland’s history. We’re joined by Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home as well as Pawthereum, the organization behind the 26 ETH gift. You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we explore Bitcoin’s volatile week. BTC surged to $68,800 and then tumbled to $63,000… what’s going on? Plus, we speak to Rahul Rai, a crypto trader who believes Ether will overtake Bitcoin and become the world’s biggest cryptocurrency by the middle of next year. Is this prediction too ambitious? CoinMarketCap’s Molly Jane Zuckerman is also here for a look at this week’s crypto headlines as New York City gets its own cryptocurrency, Robinhood suffers a massive data breach, and Beeple’s newest artwork sells for $29 million. You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

On this week's CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we ask crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe if Bitcoin's pullback should worry investors… and whether SHIBA INU's unbelievable rally is sustainable. CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us for a look at this week's headlines — as Tesla hints it may start accepting Bitcoin as a payment method again, a crypto exchange buys a multimillion-dollar ad spot at the Super Bowl, and potentially worrying statistics about BTC emerge. Plus… how can fraud and scams in the NFT market be tackled? Adobe thinks it may have found the answer, and we're joined by one of the company's executives. Make sure you follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts for a new episode every Friday. You can find us on Twitter too — @CoinMarketCap and @ConnorSephton.

In this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast, we’ve got all the latest reaction after Bitcoin hit $67,000 for the very first time.

Finder.com's James Edwards joins us to discuss BTC predictions for 2025 and 2030, as made by a panel of experts… and new data revealing which countries lead the way in terms of crypto ownership.

Molly Jane Zuckerman also joins us for a look at the rest of the week’s crypto headlines — including Facebook’s new partnership with Coinbase, and why the popular online marketplace Steam has banned games featuring NFTs.

In this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we’ve got all the latest headlines as Bitcoin nears record highs. 

Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to discuss Coinbase’s plans to launch a new NFT marketplace — and what this may mean for OpenSea. Plus, we examine the new ways crypto scammers are targeting people on dating sites — and look at the story of a couple who had Bitcoin worth $700,000 stolen from their Coinbase account. 

Plus, we speak to Dennis Porter, a Bitcoin maximalist who believes this cryptocurrency’s price is heading to infinity — and that BTC will one day replace cash.

In this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we’ve got all the latest developments after Bitcoin surged from $43,000 to $55,000 in the space of a week.

CrossTower research analyst Martin Gaspar explains why BTC rallied — and what might happen next.

In other news, Facebook has had a terrible week. Not only did it suffer a crippling outage on Monday that affected billions of users for almost six hours, but a whistleblower has also made damning allegations about the company. So… is it time for social networks to be decentralized — and could this be a job for cryptocurrencies and blockchains? Fight for the Future activist Lia Holland joins us.

Plus — Molly Jane Zuckerman is here for a roundup of the week’s headlines, including SHIBA INU’s 350% surge, the crypto billionaires who have made it onto the list of Forbes’ 400 Richest Americans, and El Salvador marking one month since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender.

On this week’s CoinMarketRecap podcast with Connor Sephton, we explain why Septembers tend to be a terrible month for Bitcoin — and why prices often surge in Octobers.

In other news, an Ethereum developer who attended a crypto conference in North Korea has pleaded guilty to conspiring to help the country evade sanctions. 

This week’s guest is Ethan Lou. He was on that trip to Pyongyang — and explains what happened.

Ethan also talks to us about Gerald Cotten, the crypto exchange founder who reportedly died on his honeymoon in India — leaving 76,000 investors unable to access their funds. 

In a new book, Ethan describes meeting Gerald in 2014. We ask him what the troubled entrepreneur was like — and about the rumors that the QuadrigaCX boss faked his own death.

Plus, CoinMarketCap’s Molly Jane Zuckerman talks us through some of the other crypto headlines — including Elon Musk’s latest comments, why old memes are selling for big bucks, and a hamster that’s outperforming the FTSE and Dow by purchasing altcoins.