The Bit Bite Podcast

Inflation is heating up while the labor market is showing signs of weakness. This week on The Bit Bite, we break down the latest CPI report, discuss what slowing job growth means for the Federal Reserve, and explore how these economic trends could shape the road to the 2026 midterm elections.

In This Episode:

Why rising CPI could mean inflation isn't beaten yet
What a disappointing jobs report says about the U.S. economy
The Fed's growing dilemma between fighting inflation and supporting 

The Sky Is Red | The Bit Bite Podcast

Warning signs are flashing across the financial markets. Bitcoin crash predictions are circulating, institutional ETF money is moving, and rising Treasury yields are putting pressure on risk assets.

In this episode, we break down what these signals could mean for Bitcoin and ask whether the market is warning us about trouble ahead or presenting another opportunity.

In this episode:

The Bitcoin crash warning making waves on X
Bitcoin ETF outflows and institutional sentiment
Why Treasury yields matter to Bitcoin
Inflation, liquidity, and the Fed
What we're watching next

The Big Bite: Is Bitcoin’s next major move really about Bitcoin, or will traditional financial markets decide what happens next?

This podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and is not financial advice.

In this episode:
🔹 SEC Moves Ahead Without CLARITY
Congress may be stalled, but the SEC is pushing forward on crypto regulation, signaling that Bitcoin's path to regulatory clarity may not depend on lawmakers.
🔹 Wall Street Keeps Buying Bitcoin
Institutional demand remains strong as Bitcoin ETFs continue attracting capital, even as many retail investors remain cautious.
🔹 America's $1 Trillion Interest Bill
The U.S. is now spending more than $1 trillion annually servicing its debt. What does that mean for rates, the dollar, and Bitcoin's long-term investment thesis?
🎯 Main Discussion: The October Surprise of 2026 Could the next major market shock come from:
• Treasury yields and the bond market?
• A surprise Fed pivot?
• An energy price spike?
• Commercial real estate stress?
• Or Bitcoin itself?
Closing Thought:
Every cycle has an October surprise. The question is whether investors are watching the right signal before the market does.
Stay humble. Stack sats. ₿

Ep204 
Washington sent Bitcoin some seriously mixed signals this week.

In this episode of The Bit Bite, we break down three major stories:

The CLARITY Act stalls in the Senate, leaving crypto regulatory questions unresolved.
The Federal Reserve raises interest rates, putting tighter monetary policy back in focus.
The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve legislation advances, taking another step toward formally establishing Bitcoin as a U.S. reserve asset.

What do regulation, interest rates, and growing government interest in Bitcoin mean for the road ahead?

Let’s take a bite.

The Bit Bite is for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide financial advice.

Ep200 In this episode, we break down one of the biggest hardware‑wallet failures in Bitcoin history. Coldcard’s backup randomness system secretly produced weak seeds for years, allowing attackers to guess private keys and drain over 1,000 BTC in minutes. We explain the catastrophe in simple, 5th‑grade‑level language, walk through what happened, why it happened, and what listeners should do right now if they used a Coldcard during the affected period.

We also cover whether other hardware wallets are safe, the difference between open‑source and closed‑source security models, and how third‑party auditors help prevent disasters like this. Finally, we update you on the latest movement in the CLARITY Act and what it means for everyday crypto users.

A must‑listen for anyone securing Bitcoin in 2026.