The First Crypto Bank with Caitlin Long

This episode of Crypto Town Hall, hosted on Exit at 10:15AM EST, features a lively panel discussion about the current state of the crypto market, with a focus on market bearishness, Bitcoin price action around key moving averages, liquidity trends, and recent industry developments such as Ripple's funding round. The goal of the event is to assess the market environment, decode contrasting narratives on crypto assets, and share strategies and perspectives on valuation and investment opportunities, particularly in Bitcoin, altcoins, and Ripple/XRP. The show also touches on macroeconomic factors, the evolution of the crypto ecosystem, and the importance of community and signaling in project valuations.

6 Nov 52min

Bitcoin and crypto markets are showing renewed weakness as analysts confirm a potential bear market. Wintermute warned of declining liquidity across exchanges, while the Fed injected $50 billion to avert a credit crunch and stabilize financial conditions. With Bitcoin breaking key support levels and risk appetite fading, traders are watching closely to see whether this marks a deeper downturn or a pause before recovery.

6 Nov 30min

In today's Crypto Town Hall, the hosts and guests dive deep into the current state of the crypto markets, focusing on Bitcoin's sharp drawdown and widespread fear among investors. The conversation aims to provide perspective on recent price volatility, ETF flows, mining dynamics, sentiment, and use cases, while also exploring the role of trading algorithms and how market cycles play out. The speakers offer data, opinions, and predictions in an accessible, casual discussion tailored for traders, investors, and crypto enthusiasts seeking clarity in turbulent times.

5 Nov 59min

Bitcoin faces renewed selling pressure as whales unload over $4.5 billion in positions, triggering massive liquidations across crypto markets. At the same time, the Federal Reserve injected $50 billion into the U.S. economy to prevent a potential credit crunch, highlighting growing financial instability. With Bitcoin sliding toward key support near $100K and risk assets turning lower, investors are asking whether this marks the start of a deeper correction or a setup for the next major move.

5 Nov 55min

This live session is a crypto-focused town hall discussing recent market movements, the impact of rumors and fear, fundamental trends in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and shifts in the broader crypto ecosystem. The main goal is to analyze whether the recent market sell-off is the much-anticipated capitulation or just another cycle of fear driving action. Hosts and panelists explore the role of stablecoins, the use of Bitcoin as collateral, long-term value in crypto projects, and how narratives and technicals drive short-term and long-term perspectives. The session dives into the complexities of crypto adoption, regulatory trends, and how institutions and central banks might interact with crypto as the sector matures.

4 Nov 57min

Bitcoin is sliding toward the $100,000 level as global stocks begin to turn over and risk sentiment weakens. The recent Fed rate cut, renewed trade tensions, and over $1 billion in crypto liquidations have fueled volatility across markets. Analysts are watching closely to see whether this correction signals the start of a deeper pullback or a healthy reset before Bitcoin’s next leg higher.

4 Nov 58min

This episode of Crypto Town Hall is a candid, in-depth discussion about the current state and future of the crypto markets, with a specific focus on Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and the rise of institutional adoption. The hosts, Scott and Dave Weisberger, lead a roundtable-style conversation with regular guests and industry insiders, covering recent price action, market sentiment, critical macro events, and the intersection of crypto and AI. The show also features a special segment with Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, co-founder of Ledn, who provides expert insights into the growing Bitcoin-backed lending industry and the impact of institutional involvement.

3 Nov 59min

Bitcoin and crypto markets slipped as traders weighed the Fed’s latest rate cut, renewed U.S.–China trade tensions, and mixed economic data. Stocks opened November higher on earnings and AI optimism, while analysts debated whether Bitcoin’s recent pullback signals a cycle top or a healthy consolidation.

3 Nov 1h 1min