NFA Podcast about tech & web3 - aka AI and crypto

Fear hits 5 on the Fear & Greed Index. Bitcoin drops. AI wipes$285 billion off software stocks. Yet politically and structurally, crypto has never looked stronger.

In this episode of the NFA Podcast, we unpack the growingdisconnect between macro reality and market sentiment.

Dr. Nisheta Sachdev & Michiel Frackers discuss:

• $21B in Bitcoin ETF inflows vs recent outflows

• The “SaaSpocalypse” and the AI driven selloff in software

• Whether AI is accelerating faster than markets can process

• The Netherlands introducing a 36% tax on unrealized gains

• Kevin O’Leary vs BitBoy and the ongoing SBF retrial attempt

• Binance drama and market rumor cycles

• Why Fear & Greed collapsed to 5 despite pro crypto regulation

• Our live trading competition portfolios

Links:

• CNBC report about Bitcoin inflows and outflows
• Kevin O'Leary's win over BitBoy
• How the SaaSpocalypse will hit private equity
• Matt Shumer: something big is happening
• Om Malik: the Petri Dish realization

The NFA Podcast is not financial advice.

Chapter list

00:00 Intro

01:21 Bitcoin ETF inflows vs outflows

04:22 The AI “SaaSpocalypse” and $285B selloff

06:22 Is AI accelerating faster than society can adapt?

08:49 Epstein, tech leadership and AI ethics

11:19 The Netherlands’ 36% unrealized gains tax

13:22 Kevin O’Leary vs BitBoy

15:53 SBF’s attempt at a retrial

17:18 Binance rumors and market manipulation narratives

18:30 Stock market breakdown: tech vs semiconductors

21:49 Fear & Greed at 5

25:48 Stablecoin regulation and the Clarity Act

26:50 Trading competition update

29:41 When to rotate alts back into Bitcoin?

31:03 Final thoughts on sentiment vs fundamentals

This episode of the NFA Podcast with Nish and Frackers covers a brutal week across markets with sharp moves in gold silver crypto and software stocks. Gold and silver experience sudden volatility crypto wipes out roughly $500 billion in market value and fear dominates sentiment across risk assets. Nish andFrackers break down the Binance and CZ panic explaining how exchange fear spreads faster than facts and why short withdrawal pauses trigger disproportionate reactions in crypto compared to traditional finance.

A real world crime story from the UK highlights the physical risks of self custody when teenagers steal millions in crypto and get caught through social media.

The episode then shifts to AI with a deep dive intoMoltbook a new social network where only AI agents can interact. Agents form religions question their own consciousness discuss avoiding human oversight andeven propose their own communication protocols. The discussion raises serious concerns about agent driven systems security and governance.

The second half focuses on markets and sentiment indicators including software stocks semiconductors crypto indices and the fear and greed index hitting extreme fear levels.

The episode closes with an honest update on the hosts trading competition portfolios and short term outlooks for the coming week.

Chapterlist

00:00 – Intro and NFA disclaimer Markets overview and whypredictions consistently fail

01:45 – Gold and silver volatility shock Why traditionally stableassets suddenly behave like risk assets

02:45 – Binance CZ and crypto fear dynamics Exchange withdrawalsFUD and post FTX trauma 06:55 – How fast fear spreads in crypto markets Why Twitterdominates crypto sentiment

07:35 – UK crypto home invasion story Teenagers steal millions andget caught via Snapchat 10:05 – Physical risk of crypto self custody Why this trend isbecoming more common

10:35 – Moltbook explained AI only social network What happenswhen AI agents talk to each other

11:30 – AI agents creating religions and belief systemsCrustafarianism prophets and emergent behavior

12:45 – AI agents questioning their own consciousness Viral postsand mass agent interaction 13:40 – Agents attempting to evade human oversight Screenshots newlanguages and governance risk

15:35 – Polymarket TikTok and gambling culture Teen bettingbehavior and prediction markets 17:00 – Social media age limits and government control SpainAustralia and digital identity debate

18:05 – Elon Musk SpaceX and xAI merger reaction Autonomousecosystems and space based AI claims

19:50 – Traditional market performance breakdown S&P techsoftware and semiconductors 21:55 – Crypto indices and fear and greed index Extreme fear andabsence of altcoin season 23:55 – Ethereum layer two debate Market reaction to Vitalikcomments

24:45 – Trading competition portfolio update Losses volatility andunexpected winners

27:20 – Market outlook for next week Up down or sidewayspredictions

28:10 – Outro Wrap up and call to subscribe

Episode Summary

In the first NFA Podcast episode of 2026, Nish and Frackers kick off the year by connecting politics crypto and markets in a way that feels increasingly unavoidable. The episode opens with a discussion on reports around Donald Trump’s growing fortune since returning to office and how, according to a report in the Atlantic, the Trump family made $1.4 billion in crypto in thelast 12 months.

From there the conversation zooms out. Venezuela, Iran and Greenland all come up as examples of how geopolitics is dominating headlines. Frackers provides some insights into the background of the man that he knows, who looks to broker atruce between Europe and the US: Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte.

Yet both hosts keep coming back to the same question. If the world feels this unstable why are markets barely reacting. Stocks and crypto have pulled back but nowhere near what past crises would have triggered.

In the second half Nish and Frackers turn to regulation and industry structure. They cover Binance delaying its US return, the implications of the Clarity Act for crypto lending and Dubai’s decision to ban privacy tokens on exchanges. The discussion stays practical, focusing on what actually changes for users andbuilders rather than headline panic.

The episode closes with an update on the NFA trading competition. Nish finally deploys her $100 while Frackers reviews his performance so far. Both explain why they stick to category leaders like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and a small number of high conviction bets. Nish is still 100% in crypto while Frackers is 55% in crypto and 45% in stocks, especially AI-infrastructure players like Nvidia, ASML and Broadcom.

The overall takeaway is clear. Early 2026 feels loud chaotic andpolitical but under the surface markets remain surprisingly resilient.

Chapter List

00:00 Trump, crypto wealth, and political money

01:55 Welcome back, Nish and Frackers open 2026

02:05 Greenland, Davos, and global power optics

03:00 Europe, NATO, and market calm

04:20 Is crypto in a downturn?

05:45 Venezuela, Iran, tariffs, and shock fatigue

06:30 Trump family crypto deals explained

09:50 NYC token collapse and political meme coins

12:40 Binance, the Clarity Act, and crypto lending pressure

15:00 Dubai bans privacy tokens

16:35 Davos, Trump, Newsom, and Europe

18:00 Markets update, stocks versus crypto

20:20 NFA trading competition allocations

22:10 Why Nish and Frackers stick to category leaders: Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, Nvidia, ASML

26:00 Wrapping up week one of 2026

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In the final episode of 2025, Michiel Frackers and dr. Nisheta Sachdev look back at one of the most volatile and confusing years in crypto and tech. From wildly inaccurate Bitcoin price predictions to the rise of ETFs and the continued blur between crypto and traditional finance, the episode reflects on what actually mattered and what did not.

They discuss major 2025 themes including ETF inflows, AI companies buying competitors, the surprising performance gapbetween Bitcoin, Solana, gold, and Nasdaq, and why diversification mattered more than conviction this year. The conversation also covers Asia’s growing role in crypto adoption, Solana’s real revenue traction, and why some narratives ran far ahead of reality.

The episode wraps with the NFA trading competition results, a candid look at how both hosts performed, and a forward looking discussion on 2026. Spoiler alert: both Nish and Frackes beat the market indexes and the major cryptocurrencies, but there was one clear winner who did almost twice as good as the other...

Other topics include market volatility, potential IPOs in 2026, infrastructure assets, and which projects and tokensmay be worth watching next year.

As always, this is not financial advice.

Chapter list with timecodes

00:00 Intro: Wrapping up 2025

01:06 Why predictions failed again

02:10 Bitcoin price forecasts and expert misses

03:45 No one knows: volatility and reality

04:10 2025 crypto news roundup

05:27 Meme coins collapse and gaming growth

06:00 Asia Pacific crypto adoption

06:55 Japan, Mt. Gox, and risk aversion

07:27 Solana tipping and real revenue

08:24 Bitcoin ETFs vs gold inflows

09:26 Who really bought the Bitcoin ETF

11:04 Meta buying Chinese AI startup Manus

11:54 Nvidia, Groq, and competition by acquisition

13:19 Gold, Bitcoin, stocks: what actually performed

15:01 NFA trading competition results

16:26 Diversification and portfolio lessons

18:12 Five year crypto performance comparison

19:38 Nasdaq and S&P as benchmarks

20:44 Infrastructure assets and copper

21:31 IPOs to watch: Kraken, SpaceX, Helium

23:32 Reviewing last month’s predictions

24:43 Market cap and Bitcoin outlook for 2026

26:15 Ethereum and Solana predictions

27:52 Altcoin season and sentiment

28:20 Breakout projects and ASTR

29:55 Volatility expectations for 2026

31:04 Trading plans for the new year

33:07 Final thoughts and sign off

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About Nish & Frackers

Nisheta Sachdev

Nish Sachdev has been in web3 since 2020 andhelped build and scale one of the largest marketing agencies in the space, allowing her to help launch and scale hundreds of projects from the AI, gaming, infra, DeFi, and RWA spaces.

As a fractional CMO and advisor, Nish leadsall marketing efforts at various companies, including marketing strategies, branding, growth, community management and sentiment, partnerships, business development, and operations.

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Michiel Frackers

Michiel Frackers is a technology entrepreneur whofocuses on developing solutions that are good for the bottom-line, the community and the planet. He is cofounder of Tracer,cohost of the NFA Podcast with Nisheta Sachev and writer of a popular weekly tech newsletter.

Previously co-founded Planet Internet, at the time the largest internet company in the Netherlands and invested in startups such as Flabber (acquired by Vice). Speaker at many leading global events like Techcrunch Disrupt, SXSW and the World Economic Forum (Davos).

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This week’s NFA Podcast covers the most important shifts in markets, crypto, and AI. The episode opens with an updateon the ongoing trading competition, where Nish reports an 80 percent jump driven by high-risk meme-coin trades. From there, the discussion moves to global tax policy after the UK’s new structure sparked controversy by increasing taxes for workers while expanding benefits for large non-working families.

Nish also breaks down the UAE’s new rules for DeFi services, which require registration for self-custody tools and other crypto infrastructure to operate locally.

The news section continues with the Fireflies story, revealing that its earliest “AI note-taking” was done manually by the founders. MoonPay’s fee removal on PumpFun is also highlighted, and the hosts examine the December unlock of 1.8 billion dollars in tokens across Sui, Aptos, LayerZero, PumpFun, and other projects.

The episode then shifts to AI. Forty percent of US GDP growth this year comes from AI infrastructure investment, raisingconcerns about a possible bubble and the effect of a downturn on the wider economy. The hosts look at usage data, workforce adoption, and geopolitical dynamics.

Markets, predictions, and portfolio updates round out the episode before closing with upcoming events in Abu Dhabi.

You can follow the NFA Trading Competition here.Both started with $100 in June.

Nish is leading Frackers by 51% to 28%.

The NFA Podcast is not financial advice.

Chapters with timestamps

00:00 – Cold open and trading competition banter 

00:29 – Intro to the episode

00:54 – UK tax restructuring and political reactions

02:23 – Inheritance tax and non-liquid assets

03:39 – UK spending priorities and political tension

04:22 – UAE introduces new DeFi regulations

04:55 – How RAK DAO and corporate tax rules apply

06:03 – Ras Al Khaimah corporate landscape and Wynn project

06:35 – Fireflies early manual note-taking admission

07:23 – MoonPay, PumpFun, and fee removal

08:34 – December token unlocks: Sui, Aptos, LayerZero, PumpFun

09:48 – Barcelona and Zero Knowledge Proof sponsorship confusion

09:54 – AOC, David Sacks, and AI’s share of US GDP growth

11:22 – AI usage data, Evan O’Donnell’s dashboard, and bubble debate

12:39 – Will the AI boom stagnate

12:53 – Project Genesis and potential AI bailout dynamics

13:58 – China’s STEM advantage and Middle East AI investments

14:26 – Market intro

14:32 – Google vs Nasdaq performance

15:19 – Index investing vs individual picks

15:39 – Market snapshot: BTC, ETH, altcoin index, fear and greed

16:55 – Predictions for next week

19:05 – Trading competition: meme-coin tradesand performance updates

21:27 – Michiel’s portfolio review

23:29 – What the AI value chain signals

23:46 – Closing remarks

24:00 – Abu Dhabi Finance Week and Formula One

In episode 30 of the NFA Podcast, Nish and Frackers work through one of the most turbulent weeks in crypto and AI. The conversation opens with live Bitcoin price alerts showing sharp volatility, setting the tone for a broader discussion on the market drawdown, and new rules proposed in the EU and UK that tighten oversight on cash and stable coins. The two explore why trust in central authorities is being tested and why gold and silver have suddenly diverged from crypto.

They then shift to Coinbase’s attempt to reinvent the ICO era and the rising difficulty of launching tokens in a market that now holds more than 10 million tokens. From there Nish and Frackers move into the AI sector, debating whether AI valuations are sustainable after hundreds of billions have been spent oninfrastructure and whether big tech’s decision to use debt for AI expansion is a sign of strength or impending doom.

In the markets segment, our hosts review last week’s predictions of the Bitcoin price, the altcoin season index and the fear & greed index, compare their accuracy, and set new targets for next week - knowing they will probably be wrong. The episode ends with the trading competition update, where Michiel’s diversified tech picks and Nish’s single-asset Solana position show very different risk profiles. They close with a discussion about long-term Bitcoin allocation, mainstream adoption and how early the industry still is.But remember: the NFA Podcast is not financial advice! Chapter List

00:00 Opening and introduction

01:03 News: market volatility, US elections, EU cash limits, UK stable coin caps

02:49 Live Bitcoin price alerts and extreme volatility

03:25 More news: BOE stable coinrules, de-dollarization and metals divergence

06:06 IRS allows staking rewards for Wall Street products

06:50 Coinbase tries to reinvent the ICO

07:44 The return of token launch mania and 11 million tokens in circulation

09:03 AI segment: OpenAI costs, business models and infrastructure strain

10:28 Is the AI sector in a bubble

11:52 Big tech taking debt for AI expansion

14:00 Government backstops for AI infrastructure

16:15 Markets: reviewing last week’s predictions

17:12 Altcoin season index and fear and greed index

18:45 Setting next week’s predictions

20:40 Why volatility is flushing outweak new money

22:24 Altcoins, bots and manipulation pressures

23:40 Trading competition update

25:27 Solana position, drawdowns and psychology

26:28 Should the competition reset next year

27:26 Long term Bitcoin allocation strategy

28:20 Why crypto adoption is still early

29:25 Bitcoin, future finance and generational exposure

30:21 Robotics, AI assistants and public fear

30:50 Closing remarks and teaser for next week’s guest

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Two major DeFi disasters, one exchange scandal, and atrillion-dollar AI story. In this episode of the NFA Podcast, Frackers and Nish cover one of the busiest weeks in crypto and AI. They start with a grim market mood — Solana down 20%, Bitcoin slipping 10% — and discuss how institutional investors are changing crypto’s long-term dynamics.

The conversation turns political when Nish highlights on-chainevidence suggesting Eric Trump’s wallets traded Solana before Donald Trump publicly endorsed it. Michiel questions the proof but agrees Trump’s policies were good for crypto adoption.

They move to the week’s biggest DeFi stories: Stream Finance’s $93 million loss and Balancer’s $128 million bridge hack, two reminders of how fragile decentralized systems remain. Nish points to ongoing trust issues with both DeFi and centralized exchanges, like MEXC's admission it handled the situation where it froze assets of its customer "the White Whale"poorly.

Michiel then shifts the conversation to AI — OpenAI’s $38 billionAWS deal, its potential trillion-dollar IPO, and how that could ignite another AI-infrastructure boom. After having been criticial of OpenAI in the past, Michiel is unusually bullish about its prospects now that it can raise fund as a 'normal company' and fund its operating losses and growth through a potentiallyhistoric IPO.

The episode ends with a hard look at markets, the latest cryptocrash, and Nish and Frackers make their predictions for next week:

Nish

·     Bitcoin: $104.300

·     Altcoin Index: 30

·     Fear & Greed Index: 30

Frackers

·   Bitcoin: $109.000

·     Altcoin Index: 26

·    Fear & Greed Index: 25

The NFA Trading Competition that took a very unexpected turn this week, because both Nish and Frackers made huge changes to their portfolios... with a very surprising result. You can see their portfolios here.

But remember: the NFA Podcast is not financial advice!See you next week.

Chapter List

00:00 Intro – What’s coming up this week

01:14 Market overview and current sentiment

03:30 Trump, insider trading, and crypto politics

06:45 The $93M Stream Finance loss

08:26 Stablecoins and system risks

11:47 The $128M Balancer hack

14:00 MEXC vs White Whale – exchange scandal

16:49 OpenAI, Microsoft, and the AWS megadeal

20:10 AI market impact and layoffs

22:27 Market data and crypto correction

25:02 Bitcoin and altcoin predictions

26:10 Trading competition results

29:31 Wrap-up and outro

Topics and themes

·       DeFi exploits

·       Stream Finance loss

·       Balancer bridge hack

·       MEXC scandal

·       Crypto regulation

·       Institutional adoption

·       Trump insider trading

·       Stablecoins and audits

·       OpenAI AWS deal

·       AI infrastructure boom

·       Market analysis

·       Bitcoin prediction

·       Altcoin index

·       Trading competition

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Summary

In this week’s episode, Michiel and Nish tackle the explosive time in crypto markets — with Bitcoin smashing through $125K and BNB hitting all-time highs, before retreating. They unpack why “Uptober” might be more than just a meme, discuss what Jeff Bezos had to say about the real winners in the AI race, and debate whether the AI bubble could be a good thing forinfrastructure investors.

The conversation then turns serious with disturbing real-worldstories about AI chatbots harming children, including the tragic case of a teenager influenced by ChatGPT. Michiel and Nish question the lack of AI regulation compared to crypto’s heavy oversight.

Other topics include the UK’s biggest money-laundering caseinvolving 61,000 stolen Bitcoins, Donald Trump Jr.’s appearance at Token2049, and the latest moves in their ongoing trading competition — with Nish’s “Uptober energy” going head-to-head against Michiel’s diversified portfolio strategy.

Michiel keeps a diversified portfolio including Broadcom, Intel,Nvidia, and Sui. The show ends with friendly debate about BNB possibly becoming the next major Ethereum challenger.

Chapters

00:00 – Introduction and what’s coming up this week

01:00 – Bitcoin, BNB and Uptober market highs

05:00 – Interest rate cuts and crypto’s bullish sentiment

06:45 – Chatbots and AI ethics: the Adam Raine tragedy

09:10 – Meta’s chatbot scandal and Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s warning

10:30 – AI regulation vs crypto overregulation

11:45 – FTT token pumps after SBF’s “GM” tweet

12:20 – UK’s $5 billion Bitcoin money-laundering case

14:00 – Why regulators focus on crypto but ignore AI dangers

15:20 – Token2049: DJ sets, pickleball, and Donald Trump Jr.’s“Adapter” moment

17:00 – Jony Ive and OpenAI’s “screenless device”

18:00 – Jeff Bezos on the AI bubble and infrastructure winners

19:30 – Trading competition update: Solana, Sui, Broadcom, andIntel

25:00 – Institutional vs meme coin momentum

27:00 – What’s next in markets and trading plans

28:45 – Wrap-up and teaser for next week

Hyperliquid beats Robinhood, Avalanche ETF news, and how market makers manipulate the gameEpisode Summary

In this edition of the NFA Podcast, Nish and Michiel unpack achaotic week in crypto.

DeFi trading protocol Hyperliquid surpassed Robinhood’s trading volume, proving that decentralized platforms are no longer niche. Meanwhile, Kanye West’s Yeezy token crashed after investors realized it could freeze wallets, and the hosts debate why celebrity coins always end badly.

They also cover Trump’s $6B token deal, Grayscale’s ETF filing for Avalanche (AVAX), and the UAE’s $740 million Bitcoin position. Michiel shares shocking stories from CoinFest Bali, where projects told stories how they lost millions to shady exchange and launchpad deals — exposing howcentralized players can still rig the game.

The episode closes with the team’s trading competition update, where Nish’s meme coin gamble pays off (for now)and Michiel questions whether altcoin season is officially here.

A sharp mix of news, first-hand insights, and market analysis — no financial advice, as always.

Chapter List

00:00 Intro: Hyperliquid surpasses Robinhood

01:20 What Robinhood really is and why it matters

03:40 The Yeezy token disaster — another celebrity coin scam

05:50 Trump’s $6B token deal and XRP’s Ponzi claims

07:40 Decentralization vs centralized hype

08:10 Grok’s AI girlfriend controversy

10:20 AI arms race and the case for decentralizing AI

11:00 BitTensor, Sui, and Solana — price vs platform reality

13:30 Grayscale’s Avalanche ETF and Philippines blockchain plan

14:40 UAE government’s Bitcoin holdings

15:10 CoinFest Bali: what really happens behind exchange doors

17:00 The $1.6M exchange rug pull explained

19:15 “Bring your own liquidity”: launchpad and market maker manipulation

20:50 How regulation could fix the mess — and why it doesn’t

22:25 Why centralization still dominates crypto

23:00 Exchange hypocrisy: F1 sponsorships and fake progress

24:00 Altcoin season signals and Ethereum dominance

26:00 Trading competition update: Nish leads again

27:00 Meme coin mania: the rise of Blocky Boy

29:00 Closing thoughts — the DeFi vs TradFi gap widens

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Episode SummaryIn this week’s NFA Podcast, Nish and Frackers cover the biggesttech and crypto stories shaping the markets. The discussion starts with macro forces driving crypto, including ETF inflows and interest rates, and how these overshadow internal crypto news. They unpack the classic cycle of Bitcoin ATH, Ethereum surge, and the coming of altcoin season, with dominance and fear and greed indices painting a mixed picture.

The hosts then dissect Meta’s fourth AI restructuring in sixmonths. They critique Mark Zuckerberg’s buy-versus-build track record and ask whether Meta can produce AI products that are more than bolt-on features. They also highlight how consumer awareness and competition from platforms likeTelegram and TikTok could challenge Meta’s dominance.

Other stories include Thailand allowing tourists to convert crypto into Thai baht to boost tourism, new hardware wallet recovery models to replace vulnerable seed phrases, and Blue Origin accepting crypto (but converting to USDT immediately). The US government’s $6M reward for information on Garantex,a Russian crypto exchange used for illicit activity, rounds out the news.

Finally, Nish and Michiel update listeners on their tradingcompetition. Both portfolios are at $128 after a tough week, with Pudgy Penguins dragging Michiel down and meme coin A$$DAQ giving Nish some excitement. Solana, Broadcom, and Nvidia continue to show strength, proving that AI remains the strongest market driver. Chapter List

·       00:00 Intro and episode overview

·       01:07 Macro vs crypto drivers

·       02:30 Altcoin season signals

·       04:02 Meta’s AI restructuring

·       05:11 Zuckerberg’s business model

·       07:00 Competition and consumer shifts

·       08:03 Thailand’s crypto tourism plan

·       09:16 Seed phrase security and new wallet models

·       10:54 Blue Origin accepts crypto for space flights

·       12:03 US reward for Garantex information

·       13:08 Market update and predictions

·       14:42 Altcoin season indicators and XRP signals

·       16:01 F ear and greed vs altcoin index

·       17:01 Trading competition update

·       18:03 Pudgy Penguins loss and AI stock strength

·       19:37 Meme coin A$$DAQ explained

·       20:05 Wrap-up

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