Because if you can rob the Federal Reserve by robbing its pseudo-blockchain, that becomes a massive systemic risk.

And I don't think they can square that circle. I really don't.

Welcome to Let's Talk Bitcoin. I'm Adam B. Levine, creator of the show and most recently an editor at CoinDesk.

And this is episode 427. Today on the show, and most recently an editor at Coin Desk. And this is episode

427. Today on the show, we'll break from our recent format because there really is news worth

discussing. We'll talk echoes of the dot-com era as we once again approach what looks like

another opportunity for early majority adoption, and then deviate briefly into the nascent

world of central bank digital currencies.

We've got clips from the Federal Reserve, so I know that you're excited.

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Today, we're joined by the other host of Let's Talk Bitcoin, Dr. Stephanie Murphy, early podcaster,

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