Welcome back to On the Tape. I'm Guy Adami.

Joined as always by Dan Nathan and Danny Moses.

Yes, they are, my dear friends.

Today we'll be talking about the craziness in crypto markets, a possible transitory tantrum.

And later we'll be going off the tape in an interview with our CNBC friend, Carter Braxton, Worth. We'll really get behind the charts from

the best in the biz. Stick around. We got a great show for you. A lot happened this week.

There's a lot to digest, but you know what? For me, the story of the week was crypto. We saw a huge move.

I mean, at its peak, I think Bitcoin traded north at 65,000. We saw a trade

basically with a 30,000 handle, back up to 40,000. I want to know why it went down. I have some

thoughts, but Dan, Nathan, what's going on here in the crypto? You're the crypto baller amongst

us. Well, listen, you want to know the why, but you come to me with nothing.

Okay, that is a quote from a movie that you will never get Guy Dami because you haven't seen a new movie since the late 80s.

Reservoir Dogs.

No, not that.

Okay, but here's the deal.

I mean, you know, listen, we've been talking on this podcast since we launched it in mid-January about these pockets of unusually positive

sentiment. I think, Danny, in the very first podcast that we did, you talked about the speculative

fervor that we're seeing with all sorts of investors, whether it be through their Robin Hood app,

whether it be through their Coinbase app, whether it be through their Coinbase app, whether it be through

their Draft Kings app. And one by one, we've seen a lot of these pockets of enthusiasm fall by the

wayside in 2021. So here's the thing, man. I mean, think about how parabolic crypto has gone in the last

couple of months. It just couldn't be sustainable. I think the thing that's

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