Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3.

All right guys, happy Monday.

Hope you had a good weekend.

As every Monday, instead of the normal 3 at 3, I do, I rewatch basically the video that I do every Monday morning with Block TV that is the top five from the Long Read Sunday. Long

Read Sunday for those of you who don't know is my weekly curation of the most interesting

Twitter threads, essays, basically anything in the crypto space that needs to be seen that I don't

want to get see kind of lost to the ether. And then on Monday mornings with Block TV, I do a video version of it

that kind of counts down what the big ideas are. And so I just want to give a quick kind of preview,

I guess, before we dive in of what the themes are. So the first was recapping the Senate hearings

last week and why I think there's a sense

of inevitability entering the conversation from Congress and the Senate around crypto.

The second kind of the middle section focuses on the larger macro environment.

There were fed rate cuts for the first time.

You're seeing more and more folks actually come in from the macro side and discuss why Bitcoin is a hedge against what's happening in the macro markets.

We look at a couple examples of that.

And then we turn to kind of a larger conversation around surveillance, privacy, etc.

And we look first at an essay about the free and open internet and why the internet has

evolved in maybe a slightly different way than that free and open way enabled by the internet

protocol and then we look at an essay that's arguing that political or sorry privacy is the

political issue of our time so with that I'll shut up and I'll kick it over. Block TV for the LRS top five.

Thanks for hanging out and see you for the Crypto Daily 3 at 3 tomorrow.

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