The fools cover the top investment headlines from the past 7 days:

1) Laser Eyes Flood Twitter #LaserRayUntil100K

2) Coinbase's Direct Listing Valuation

3) Companies are Buying up Bitcoin (and of course Tesla)

4) Which Crypto are Big Banks Buying? (Hint: it's Polkadot)

5) Another NFT Sells for $1M+

The fools discuss visionary CEOs/Founders of two revolutionizing companies and if there's a formula to identify the next 100 X investment opportunity.

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Headliners is a new type of episode where we round up a handful of the most interesting investment news headlines from the past week, including cryptocurrency news and stock market news. So tune in each week to get your crypto and traditional market fix while staying up-to-date on the latest news.

In this episode: 

1) 2011 Starcraft tournament rewarded losers with a bunch of bitcoin

2) U.S. bond rates

3) Elon Musk's baby son is a toddler HODLer

4) Retail sales report and walmart earnings

5) NFT sells for $1.5M

6) Green Hackers are trying to take down the bitcoin network.

The fools talk about two projects that have been branded as "Ethereum Killers": Cardano (ADA) and Polkadot (DOT). They uncover the origins of each of these projects, both spawning from the ethereum pools of backstabbery, and also the big personalities of three of the main figures in cryptocurrency smart contract platforms right now: Vitalik Buterin, Charles Hoskinson, and Gavin Wood.

05:20 How good is Brian at backstabbing?

07:25 Recap of what Ethereum is

16:10 The story of Charles and Gavin backstabbing.

The fools discuss the story about the "Hound of Hounslow", or the "Flash Crash Trader" (Navinder Sarao).  They also discuss subreddit wallstreetbets, Robinhood, and the Gamestop situation.

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The fools talk about decentralized finance (or "DeFi" as the hipster degenerates say). They start with the history of banking, and how modern centralized banking has steered us away from our financial roots. DeFi looks to put financial power back in the hands of everyday people as it aims to become a credible alternative to traditional finance.

Ryan and Brian discuss the flash crash of 2010 when the stock market dropped over 9% and then quickly recover most of the losses within a few minutes.  What was the cause? The fools discuss this and more.

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