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When I sat down to talk to David Yaffy-Belany, I pulled up a chart of Bitcoin's price this year.

So you can see that back in January of 2025, the price of Bitcoin was at around $100,000, but that today it's actually down closer to $90,000.

David covers the crypto industry for the New York Times,

and I wanted to start with the price of Bitcoin,

which has dropped roughly 16% in the past month

because it's telling us something about the crypto market.

Bitcoin is usually a pretty good bellwether for the general health of the crypto industry and all the other cryptocurrencies. It's not perfect.

Sometimes there'll be moments where the prices of what are known as altcoins, the more obscure cryptocurrencies, either rise or fall a lot more

dramatically than Bitcoin. But overall, yeah, you look at Bitcoin as a kind of barometer

for how crypto writ large is doing.

Crypto writ large is in a complicated place. Falling prices have made some people in the industry nervous, even as the Trump administration

and the Trump family are deeply intertwined with crypto and need it to succeed.

I wanted to know how David thinks about this particular moment in crypto.

This is definitely a distinct era in the history of crypto.

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