In this episode of The Sunday Roast, recorded on June 29, Phil Carroll, Kevin Hornsby and Charles Archer take a whirlwind tour through a week that felt like a market rollercoaster, from geopolitical tension in Iran to surging crypto activity. They unpack the dramatic US airstrike on Iran’s Fordo nuclear site and the fragile ceasefire that followed, with Trump delivering typically blunt commentary. The team is joined by Hewie Rattray, CEO of the London Bitcoin Company (LSE: BTC), to discuss their decentralised mining operations across North America, expanding BTC holdings, and the broader implications of institutional capital entering the space. They also welcome James Sheehan, CEO of Pri0r1ty Intelligence (AIM:PR1), for an in-depth conversation on the launch of their Pr1bit crypto payment platform and its potential impact on digital commerce. Elsewhere, they spotlight market movers including Tungsten West (TUN) up 70% on critical minerals news, Wishbone Gold (WSBN) up 60%, and Anemoi (AMOI) down 55% despite a new Bitcoin strategy. There’s also news from PR1, Tiger Royalties, Bezant, and African Pioneer, plus a packed weekend ahead with Wimbledon, Glastonbury, and the Austrian Grand Prix lighting up the summer calendar.
Link to Central intelligence podcast:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0022sk8
00:00 - 00:08:39 Weekly News Roundup
00:08:39 #BTC Interview
00:54:38 #PR1 Interview
01:05:33 #TUN
01:08:00 #WSBN
01:08:08 #AMOI
01:08:19 #PR1
01:11:02 #TIR
01:33:49 #SBAR
01:39:50 #BZT
01:43:15 #AFP
01:46:26 #PXC
01:46:47 #GGP
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