Regulate crypto? Sure. But how?

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4.6 • 8.6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Yesterday’s landmark Ripple Labs ruling has both regulators and crypto boosters declaring victory. On today’s show, we’ll untangle the case and what it means for the government’s crypto crackdown. But first, is the soft landing finally here? We’ll recap a big week in economic news with our panel. Later, the culture wars holding up defense funding and a visit to Kai Ryssdal’s favorite Beijing vegetable stand.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, it's Kai.
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0:22.2	Item one, what happened this week?
0:24.4	Of course.
0:25.4	Item number two, we go back to Beijing
0:29.2	and item number three, where old EV batteries go to die.
0:34.3	From American public media, this is Marketplace.
0:48.0	In Los Angeles, I'm Kai.
0:49.3	Rizdal, it is Friday today, the 14th of July.
0:53.1	It is always to have you along.
0:54.7	Everybody, yes, it is the middle of July.
0:57.4	Know the economic news is not taking the summer off.
1:01.5	So we have six minutes, maybe six and a half
1:04.1	to make it all make sense.
1:05.2	Anna Swanson's at the New York Times,
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