Elon Musk has announced that customers can now pay for Tesla automobiles with Bitcoin,

but that doesn't seem to slow Bitcoin's slide back towards $50,000. Bitcoin rewards app

lolly.com, raises $5 million, and a federal judge's decision could be a blow to the privacy

rights of crypto owners. Government meddling with the people's personal business,

imagine that. And speaking of the Fed, Chairman Powell says that cryptos are not useful stores of

value. The Brave browser will soon integrate a Binance Smart Chain wallet, and the mostly irrelevant

time magazine is looking for a crypto-savvy CFO, all while putting out irrelevant NFTs. This show

is hotter than a Canadian summer, which is to say, warmish. But no matter the weather, or all

here together for this bad news, episode number 498 of the Bad Crypto Podcast.

And this is the Bad Crypto Podcast, the show for the crypto-savvy,

and the crypto-savvy, and in case you wonder why you're listening, it's because you are

magnetically drawn to the dashing and dabber-good looks of my companions, Sir Lord Travis Wright.

Hello, good sir. Yeah, I'm so good looking right now. I got a face for podcast folks. Don't

don't be jealous that we're so, firmly, that we should only be on the podcast.

Well, we do the nifty show, and we do expose our faces at least.

Well, we use Snapchat filters. That's correct. I look like Brad Pitt on the show.

I look like Angelina.

And it looks like our sponsor, Electronium, is sticking around, and we're super glad for that.

The coin is now at about three and a half cents, and they have gained widespread adoption

by providing a mobile first payment solution to the world's unbanked, attracting more than four

million users worldwide in less than three years. It's one of the most usable cryptos as it's

enabled users to top up their phones in over 140 countries, electricity in four countries,

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