In today's show, is Bitcoin the only crypto that will survive? FtX.

Will Bitcoin proponent and author Jeff Booth is convinced that the crypto ecosystem will eventually collapse as a consequence of its centralization except Bitcoin?

That is. Also in today's show, FTX US ex-president reportedly seeks $6 million in funding to launch his own crypto startup.

That's right.

Brett Harrison is reportedly planning to launch a startup that would build crypto trading software

for big investors.

You can't make this stuff up.

Also, breaking news just in.

There are now officially 1 million Bitcoin addresses that hold a full Bitcoin.

So congratulations to all whole coiners. Also in today's show,

Breaking News just in. Fox News's Tucker Carlson says, I am big into Bitcoin. That's what's good,

big dog. Also in today's show, U.S. Senator says Bitcoin is a commodity and there is no dispute

about it. That's right. U.S. Senator John Boosman says Bitcoin, although a crypto is a commodity and there is no dispute about it. That's right. U.S. Senator John Boosman says

Bitcoin, although a crypto is a commodity in the eyes of the federal courts and the SEC chairman,

Gary Gensler, also in today's show, did you know? U.S. regulator CFTC met with Sam Bankman

freed 10 times before the crypto exchange. FTX collapsed. That's right. The chairman of

the Commodity Futures Trading Commission revealed that he and his team met with Sam and other

FTX execs 10 times before the crypto exchange fall for bankruptcy. The regulator sees the FTCS

collapse as a classic run based on liquidity crunch. Can we say collusion? Also in today's show,

Tether founder responds to concerns over not publishing U.S.DT reserves. Now Tether U.S.D.T was among

the coins that investors demanded to be published. As of its reserves, a report mentioned that

the issuer firm of USDT stablecoin tether has been

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