Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3.

What's going on, guys? It is Wednesday, October 30th.

And so for the last few days, obviously I think anyone who's been hanging out has seen,

we've been a little bit more analysis-y, to use a word that doesn't exist.

You know, with the Libra hearing last week and then China going

blockchain crazy right after that, it's made sense to kind of be a little bit more interpretive

of the news and try to make sense of what it actually means and what conversations we should

be having and so on and so forth. But in the meantime, a ton of actual, just straight up,

actual factual news has been happening

as well. And so today I wanted to do something kind of the reverse of what we've been doing,

where we just go a little bit quicker through five different topics, pieces of news that I think

have been coming out. So we're going to talk about Ji Han Wu's coup at Bitmain and the drama surrounding

that. We're going to talk about just the latest out of China with regard to blockchain, because

that continues to come fast and furious. Third, we're going to talk about Russia. There's some

interesting crypto intrigue there. Fourth, we're going to talk about funding for coin list,

including from Jack, Dorsey. And fifth, we're going to talk about,

just very briefly touch on the latest news out of the Fed. So let's start with Bitmain, right?

So it's funny, like I had literally just gotten done on the 3 at 3 and narrative watch talking

about how the narrative of China as it relates to digital currencies

and digital assets in this whole space more broadly had upleveled from just kind of mining

companies going at each other's throats. When I turn around and all of a sudden, Jihon Wu has

basically plotted a coup and executed a coup to come back and kind of gotten rid of his

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