In this week's Roundup, we start with a discussion on Figure's and Nvidia's quarterly results, choppy digital asset markets, Circle's 45% post-earnings move, and cost reductions at Block. From there, we zoom out to the AI and compute stack, including Anthropic's stance on AI safeguards and a potentially landmark 6-gigawatt AI infrastructure deal between AMD and Meta. We close with our Chart of the Week, Why Inference Workloads Could Account for as Much as 40% of Global Data-Center Demand by 2030, and what this may mean for investors.

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This episode examines recurring narratives about Bitcoin, noting that it has been declared "dead" numerous times in the past. The conversation also includes observations from ETH Denver, a review of recently released Q4 GDP data and its potential implications for markets, and a discussion of how a K-shaped economic dynamic may be manifesting in consumer behavior, with examples drawn from discount and mass-market retailers.

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This week on Digital Currents, we're spreading the love for Valentine's Day - well, except in crypto markets, where Bitcoin's latest volatility has investors feeling anything but romantic. We break down the top five reasons behind BTC's slide and highlight the signals to watch next. From there, we move through a whirlwind of big‑number tech news, including Anthropic's massive funding round that pushes its valuation to an eye‑popping $380 billion, January inflation landing at 2.4% and shaping expectations for the Fed, Nvidia minting fresh billionaires as its AI dominance continues, and humanoid robotics heating up with Apptronik's total funding reaching $935 million at a valuation north of $5 billion. We also cover Apple's giving legacy hardware some unexpected love through updates for older devices. For our Chart of the Week, we break down Anthropic's explosive three‑year run‑rate growth.

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In this episode, we dig into the big question likely on everyone's mind: has Bitcoin found its bottom? We kick things off with a recap of BTC's recent drops and the mounting woes facing Strategy, then take a closer look at Michael Burry's latest Bitcoin prediction and what it could mean for the market. From there, we shift to industry moves, including Ledger's potential IPO, Elon Musk's xAI ambitions, and TI's acquisition of Silicon Labs.

For the chart of the week, we examine the 50-week exponential moving average and discuss whether long-term Bitcoin holders may be starting to accumulate again.

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In this episode, we break down the latest volatility across digital asset markets, unpacking the potential drivers behind Bitcoin's recent sell-off and what it may signal for market structure and risk appetite. We also review the evolving landscape for crypto related IPOs, Anthropic's recent capital raise, and Gartner's warning on rising AI platform fragmentation driven by national sovereignty, regulation, and geopolitics. Further, we unpack the hyperscalers' battle for first party silicon, infrastructure, and software integration.

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This discussion examines recent developments across the deeptech private and public landscape, with a focus on BitGo's recent IPO plans and what it may indicate about the maturation of crypto infrastructure companies. The conversation also explores broader industry themes, including renewed attention on privacy-focused cryptocurrencies, ongoing operational and competitive challenges facing Intel, and a 2025-oriented review of Digital Asset Tokens (DATs) and Real-World Assets (RWAs) under the Chart of the Week.

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Sinister Saturdays are back with a breakdown of recent events, including why the Clarity Act ran into a major roadblock after Coinbase pulled its support, the US decision to impose a 25 percent tariff on advanced AI chips headed to China, and Taiwan's material commitment to expand semiconductor manufacturing in the United States. We also cover OpenAI's multibillion-dollar compute partnership with Cerebras and close with the Chart of the Week as Gartner forecasts global AI spending to surge to $2.5 trillion in 2026.

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In this episode, we discuss recent developments at Groq, including Nvidia's acquisition of certain Groq assets, and consider what this transaction may indicate about evolving priorities in AI infrastructure and compute markets. The conversation also examines how geopolitical dynamics could influence crypto markets, including regulation, capital allocation, and cross-border technology policy. Finally, we explore whether recent market behavior suggests crypto may be moving away from its historical four-year cycle.

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We close out 2025 with a look at the forces shaping markets as we approach year-end. This episode breaks down the latest Q3 U.S. economic data, Larry Ellison's personal guarantee behind the Paramount bid, and Strategy's pause in Bitcoin buying, set against BlackRock naming BTC a top three focus for 2026.

We also cover Instacart's AI pricing blunders and what they may reveal about algorithmic risk, before wrapping with a look at the Chart of the Week, Bitcoin futures, and the evolving crypto market structure.

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In this episode of Digital Currents, we wrap up 2025 with a deep dive into the stories shaping markets and tech. Is the legendary four-year Bitcoin cycle finally broken? We explore what this means for crypto investors and why patience might be the ultimate superpower. Then, we turn to Amazon's rumored $10 billion investment in OpenAI and the circular deal dynamics shaking up the AI space. Plus, updates on the Paramount deal, including a surprising personal guarantee request, and ByteDance setting a date for TikTok's U.S. divestiture led by Oracle. Finally, don't miss our Chart of the Week: S&P 500 Market Caps vs Forward P/E Ratios, and a bonus look at the AI-driven surge in server sales versus storage growth. Tune in for insights at the intersection of crypto, tech, and media that you won't want to miss.

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