Best Podcast Episodes About New York Stock Exchange
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Updated: Apr 13, 2026 – 47 episodes
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“… just choose based off of whatever their particular preferences are. And quickly, the issuer here. Who is the issuer? Is that the company with the stock? That's the company with the stock. So every issuer could have a different preference around this, right? Like Exxon might have a different preference versus like Bank of America in terms of where their stocks might be issued. That's correct. Could you do multiple places? You could just issue them. Yeah, there's no restraint here. There's no restriction for us. We can either do like we do on the case of BlackRock, every ledger, let's say every …”
“… down times. and things like that. But ultimately, the issuer is their securities, right? We don't do things without the issuer permission as opposed to other tokenization models out there. Okay, so there's a preference on the issuer and the issuer can just choose based off of whatever their particular preferences are. And quickly, the issuer here. Who is the issuer? Is that the company with the stock? That's the company with the stock. So every issuer could have a different preference around this, right? Like Exxon might have a different preference versus like Bank of America in terms of where their stocks might be issued. That's correct. Could you do multiple places? You could just issue them. Yeah, there's no restraint here. There's no restriction for us. We can either do like we do on the case of BlackRock, every ledger, let's say every public blockchain, is treated as a separate share class of the same fund, or we can just aggregate tokens across multiple chains and the cap table span across different ledgers. And we provide transparency for the issuer with respect to that. Okay, let's get into the third part of this line that we're breaking down bit by bit. Okay, starting from …”
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The NYSE is set to launch a digital trading platform that will allow companies like Exxon and Bank of America to issue tokenized securities across multiple blockchains. This innovative approach ensures issuers have the freedom to choose their preferred blockchain while maintaining transparency in transactions. With Securitize as the first digital transfer agent, the future of trading is about to change dramatically.
“Let's talk about some stocks making moves today. Arm Holdings is surging this morning after announcing that they're going to start selling their own chip for the first time ever. Now, this is a huge deal because up until now, Arm has been a behind the scenes player in the chip world. The company's chip design technology is licensed to companies like Apple, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Google, who then build their own custom chips on top of ARM's technology. For example, Apple's …”
“Let's talk about some stocks making moves today. Arm Holdings is surging this morning after announcing that they're going to start selling their own chip for the first time ever. Now, this is a huge deal because up until now, Arm has been a behind the scenes player in the chip world. The company's chip design technology is licensed to companies like Apple, NVIDIA, Amazon, and Google, who then build their own custom chips on top of ARM's technology. For example, Apple's M-series chip is built on ARM's architecture. NVIDIA's new Vera CPU announced at GTC last week also uses ARM's technology. So ARM is basically the blueprint that every chip builder builds on. According to their most recent quarter, ARM made more than a billion dollars from these IP agreements. But now ARM wants a bigger piece of the pie. The company …”
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Arm Holdings' stock is soaring over 10% after announcing their first-ever chip, the AGI CPU, set to be sold directly to data center customers. This move could triple the company's revenue, as they aim to capture a larger share of the market, unlike their previous licensing model. In stark contrast, Popmart's stock plummets over 20% due to concerns about its reliance on a single product line, despite impressive past earnings.
“… the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review …”
“… reprobates. But they want this to happen. They want us to turn into what you see in Europe. really for a temporary reason, because the Islamists vote Democrat. And they'll keep voting Democrat until they destroy not only the Republican Party, but the Democrat Party. Then they take over the system. That's how it works. That's what's going on in Europe right now. That's what's going on in New York City and Dearborn, Michigan, and other parts of our country. Now, why am I getting into this? I want to go back to the truth about this Gracie Manchin bomb attempt because this is illustrative of exactly what I'm talking about an attempt to cover it up by the media by the first Muslim mayor of New York I call him that because he calls himself that but he's actually the first Marxist Muslim mayor of New York as well and over at National Review the editors point out On Saturday, an Internet troll named Jack Lang staged an anti-Muslim protest in front of Gracie Mansion. Currently, the residence of New York Mayor Zorhan Mandami. Both its title, Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City, and Schedule Main Event, a pig roast, made its nature as an attention-getting provocation clear enough. …”
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The media is deliberately covering up the truth about terrorist attacks to protect political interests, particularly those aligned with the Democratic Party.
The media and Democratic politicians are deliberately downplaying the NYC terror attack to fit a political narrative, misleading the public about the true nature of the threat.
“… to their their checks, their bonuses. Right. All right. Moving ahead. And speaking of banks, EU banks, Euro pegged stablecoin in talks with crypto exchanges to ensure liquidity. Wow. Wow. This is incredible. Now they're tapping crypto exchanges for liquidity. that's amazing so quivalis a group of major eu banks developing a euro peg stable coin is in advanced talks with crypto exchanges market makers and liquidity providers to ensure the token is listed on regulated platforms and has strong liquidity from day one the token will be backed one-to-one by a mix of bank deposits and high quality …”
“… a tale as old as time reminds me a lot of banks and money market fund managers coming into conflict in the 1970s So the banks always try to fight any emerging technology or things that would take money out of their pockets. And again, this comes back to their their checks, their bonuses. Right. All right. Moving ahead. And speaking of banks, EU banks, Euro pegged stablecoin in talks with crypto exchanges to ensure liquidity. Wow. Wow. This is incredible. Now they're tapping crypto exchanges for liquidity. that's amazing so quivalis a group of major eu banks developing a euro peg stable coin is in advanced talks with crypto exchanges market makers and liquidity providers to ensure the token is listed on regulated platforms and has strong liquidity from day one the token will be backed one-to-one by a mix of bank deposits and high quality short-term euro area sovereign bonds and aims to offer a regulated european alternative to dollar stable coins so obviously the eu wants to compete because they they don't they're going to be in trouble with the amount of dollar stable coins out there and second the banks look who they need for liquidity crypto exchanges so it's a group of 12 eu banks …”
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Crypto is winning as EU banks are forced to collaborate with crypto exchanges for liquidity, signaling a shift towards a token economy where stablecoins and blockchain rails dominate global finance.
“And this was the New York Stock Exchange proposing a kill switch to help catch trading errors Then you go forward just a little bit and here we are right now with the Nomad Crypto Hack advocacy group now slamming FTC kill switch proposal. This just is being brought back up. So if you look at SIFMA, DTCC, NASDAQ, all of these wanting kill switches out there, how do you respond to that? I mean, I have a few things to say. One is, let's just be honest about what you're building. You can …”
“And this was the New York Stock Exchange proposing a kill switch to help catch trading errors Then you go forward just a little bit and here we are right now with the Nomad Crypto Hack advocacy group now slamming FTC kill switch proposal. This just is being brought back up. So if you look at SIFMA, DTCC, NASDAQ, all of these wanting kill switches out there, how do you respond to that? I mean, I have a few things to say. One is, let's just be honest about what you're building. You can build an institutional chain, that's a very specific use case, right? And there are probably these very narrow use cases for that. Permissionless chains have, I would say, a much broader set of use cases, including for institutions, and you can build the things you need in there. And if you're building on-chain finance, maybe you want to include a …”
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Permissionless chains like Solana are proving to be more resilient than traditional finance systems, especially in the face of market chaos. This resilience is highlighted by their ability to handle meme coins and cultural pressures without major hacks, unlike centralized networks that propose kill switches for security. The future of finance may hinge on embracing these open systems rather than sticking with outdated, permissioned models.
“the NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange making big partnerships to invest in crypto as well as launch tokenization, go 24-7. And this article here does a great job summarizing what's happening. So I want to make sure I kind of rehash it so you guys are aware of it because it's such major news. So here's the headline from Coindesk. Here's why Nasdaq and the owner of the New York Stock Exchange are putting the $126 trillion equity market on the blockchain. So as we've been talking …”
“the NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange making big partnerships to invest in crypto as well as launch tokenization, go 24-7. And this article here does a great job summarizing what's happening. So I want to make sure I kind of rehash it so you guys are aware of it because it's such major news. So here's the headline from Coindesk. Here's why Nasdaq and the owner of the New York Stock Exchange are putting the $126 trillion equity market on the blockchain. So as we've been talking about, guys, capital markets, economies, and governments will all run on the blockchain rails. Wall Street's biggest exchanges are embracing digital assets by aiming to put the $126 trillion equity market on blockchains, but they are not going at it alone. Rather, they are relying on crypto exchanges to get there. Over the past week, two of the world's …”
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Traditional exchanges like Nasdaq and NYSE are embracing tokenization and blockchain, signaling a bullish future for crypto as the first truly global asset class.
The integration of traditional exchanges with crypto exchanges for tokenization is a major step forward, and the Clarity Act will trigger a super cycle of adoption and innovation.
“… is really a first step to getting there. I also do expect for on-chain markets to be a mainstream thing. I don't think there's any reason why the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ or the CME can't build on a blockchain and offer that in the same way with the same certainty and clarity that we have when they build on old databases. So I'm really hoping to kind of create an environment where folks can innovate. We see a lot of new technologies flourish, and we also don't have the paternalistic tendency to go say, okay, this product's okay, that one's not. If you build on this type of system, we're not going to …”
“… so much more we can do with that room to grow I really expect to have a permissionless innovation environment within the country where innovators don't have to come ask for permission every time they want to do something new. An innovation exemption is really a first step to getting there. I also do expect for on-chain markets to be a mainstream thing. I don't think there's any reason why the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ or the CME can't build on a blockchain and offer that in the same way with the same certainty and clarity that we have when they build on old databases. So I'm really hoping to kind of create an environment where folks can innovate. We see a lot of new technologies flourish, and we also don't have the paternalistic tendency to go say, okay, this product's okay, that one's not. If you build on this type of system, we're not going to allow it. But if you build on this one, it works. That really would get us nowhere. We'd still be on, you know, driving around in a horse and buggy if we didn't allow for the innovations of tomorrow to be developed. So I'm hoping that we have both the crypto capital of the world today, which I do believe the president has made the United States …”
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The U.S. is poised to become the crypto capital of the world with clear regulations that encourage innovation and prevent regulatory backsliding.
“… now. And you can't forget France's 30 million euros. They put in 30 million, yeah. It's serious. It's serious. Well let me tell you about the New York Stock Exchange Want to change the world Raise capital at the New York Stock Exchange Just do it So India What going on in India DG says 250 billion of India's GDP exports are essentially GPT-4 tokens. What happens now? John says this is starting to take shape, but it's still early. Situational awareness is placing some short bets, which map to the decline in hiring. I think they were short Infosys, which is an IT outsourcer. you need some software written, …”
“… in private AI companies. There's 470 billion cumulative since 2013, more than all other countries combined in America. The U.S. produced 40 notable AI models in 2024 versus China's 15. Now, the game's not over. Lots of countries are making big investments now. And you can't forget France's 30 million euros. They put in 30 million, yeah. It's serious. It's serious. Well let me tell you about the New York Stock Exchange Want to change the world Raise capital at the New York Stock Exchange Just do it So India What going on in India DG says 250 billion of India's GDP exports are essentially GPT-4 tokens. What happens now? John says this is starting to take shape, but it's still early. Situational awareness is placing some short bets, which map to the decline in hiring. I think they were short Infosys, which is an IT outsourcer. you need some software written, you will basically send a prompt and basically get back code, which is what these models are fantastic at. And so that does seem like some really, really steep competition in the near term, even in the long term. And so I think he's right to question that, although we aren't seeing it in the overall India hiring data, the overall Philippines hiring …”
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In 2024, the U.S. dominated AI investment with a staggering $109 billion, far surpassing China's $9.3 billion. As American firms thrive, India's IT sector faces a downturn, losing 58,000 jobs after years of growth, raising questions about the future of its economy amid AI advancements. This stark contrast highlights the competitive landscape in the global AI race.
“… diet TBPN but imagine like TBPN brought to you by Grok or some sort of AI engine that goes live at like 4.01 p.m. Eastern time and breaks down the stock market like one minute after the stock market closes. Or sports, like today in sports, it goes live a couple hours before tip-off NBA and this is what's gonna happen in the NBA. So-and-so is playing so-and-so, this guy's hurt, that guy's not hurt. This is what the line looks like on price picks, our poly market. I think we're gonna see one of those pretty soon. Yeah, very interesting. It's fantastic to see you. Excited to have you back. Come by …”
“… and even though it's AI generated and it's probably not as nuanced as some serious journalist with a bunch of reputation, it's giving people what they want faster and so there's demand. So now imagine like you guys have TBPN and then you have diet TBPN but imagine like TBPN brought to you by Grok or some sort of AI engine that goes live at like 4.01 p.m. Eastern time and breaks down the stock market like one minute after the stock market closes. Or sports, like today in sports, it goes live a couple hours before tip-off NBA and this is what's gonna happen in the NBA. So-and-so is playing so-and-so, this guy's hurt, that guy's not hurt. This is what the line looks like on price picks, our poly market. I think we're gonna see one of those pretty soon. Yeah, very interesting. It's fantastic to see you. Excited to have you back. Come by the Ultra Dome soon. I want to. Well, that's what I was planning on doing and then when I heard you guys were here and I was here, I was like, I was gonna reach out to you guys next week about coming by. Yeah, come by. All right, well, I'm at this New York Stock Exchange. You know where we are. We'll talk to you guys. And since you were last on, I …”
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AI-generated content about the Epstein files is taking the podcast charts by storm, ranking in the top 20 due to its rapid delivery of information. This trend highlights a growing demand for quick, accessible content, even if it lacks the nuance of traditional journalism. As AI continues to evolve, we can expect more real-time updates across various sectors like finance and sports.
“… with you. They've got to solve that. They need to figure out what they're doing. It reminds me of something, being here, I'm on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange behind me. Back in the Oculus days, when we sold the company to Meta, one of the first things that happened was New York Stock Exchange emailed our contact email, and they asked if I would come and ring the bell of the New York Stock Exchange. Sounds pretty cool, right? Like, hey, you've been acquired by this major public corporation in the form of Facebook. Come and ring the bell. Maybe someday we'll do something else with you. And …”
“… to talk. I think that they're just being cold shouldered to me because they don't want to leak it yet, but I am very optimistic. Well, you know what the problem is? They don't have a charming, charismatic pitchman who knows how to talk about this stuff with you. They've got to solve that. They need to figure out what they're doing. It reminds me of something, being here, I'm on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange behind me. Back in the Oculus days, when we sold the company to Meta, one of the first things that happened was New York Stock Exchange emailed our contact email, and they asked if I would come and ring the bell of the New York Stock Exchange. Sounds pretty cool, right? Like, hey, you've been acquired by this major public corporation in the form of Facebook. Come and ring the bell. Maybe someday we'll do something else with you. And unfortunately, I didn't see that email for about seven years because another Oculus executive intercepted the email, said, oh, no, Palmer can't make it, but I would love to come. And he came, and he rang the bell without telling me about it. And so I found out about it later in unrelated litigation. That email came up in Discovery. Anyway, I've not had a …”
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Despite perceptions that the VR industry is collapsing, there's a strong belief that it's thriving, driven by continued investment from major players like Meta. The story highlights a pivotal moment in tech history, where early decisions in product development set the stage for future innovations, showcasing the importance of focusing on strengths rather than attempting to master every skill. This perspective is vital for young innovators navigating the evolving landscape of vibe coding and hardware development.
“… increased scrutiny from the government, even as the company skirted actual political advocacy for gay people. In 2020, Blud went public on the New York Stock Exchange. This was a huge deal for a gay company to be recognized as a legitimate, not just in China, but also in the global marketplace. Unfortunately, this was the peak of the COVID pandemic, and U.S.-China relations were souring. This coincided with the party's larger crackdown on tech companies, too. Throughout the book, I had mentioned these kind of waves of freedom and control or opening and tightening that's actually taken place throughout the …”
“… and sexuality. And there is like a promotion of like traditional marital norms, also part of an effort to get people to have more babies. So another part of it is like a fear of demographic decline, which was an issue in China. So Blud was already facing increased scrutiny from the government, even as the company skirted actual political advocacy for gay people. In 2020, Blud went public on the New York Stock Exchange. This was a huge deal for a gay company to be recognized as a legitimate, not just in China, but also in the global marketplace. Unfortunately, this was the peak of the COVID pandemic, and U.S.-China relations were souring. This coincided with the party's larger crackdown on tech companies, too. Throughout the book, I had mentioned these kind of waves of freedom and control or opening and tightening that's actually taken place throughout the course of Chinese history. And I call this feng and shou, feng being opening, shou being tightening. I think there is a sense that this like freewheeling period of the mid-2010s, where entrepreneurs really emboldened to do whatever they want, to start companies, to raise funding, to be innovative and bold, was getting to kind of a fever pitch. So I …”
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Blued, a groundbreaking gay dating app, once thrived in China, symbolizing a peak in LGBTQ+ visibility. However, a governmental crackdown on queer rights led to its removal from app stores and the resignation of its CEO, Ma Baoli. Despite these challenges, societal acceptance of queer families in China has grown, revealing a complex landscape of progress and repression.
“All right, moving ahead here, we got an update that Grayscale filed to convert their Aave Token Trust into an ETF to list on the New York Stock Exchange ARCA. So we're seeing more altcoin ETFs being launched, and again, I've been saying, once the Clarity Act passes, I think that kicks off the super cycle, not overnight, obviously, but with all the institutions, all the on-ramps, and that could be the bull market we've been waiting for to match all the adoption we've been seeing, and then hopefully the macro aligns with that with more rate cuts, more quantitative easing, and so forth, because …”
“All right, moving ahead here, we got an update that Grayscale filed to convert their Aave Token Trust into an ETF to list on the New York Stock Exchange ARCA. So we're seeing more altcoin ETFs being launched, and again, I've been saying, once the Clarity Act passes, I think that kicks off the super cycle, not overnight, obviously, but with all the institutions, all the on-ramps, and that could be the bull market we've been waiting for to match all the adoption we've been seeing, and then hopefully the macro aligns with that with more rate cuts, more quantitative easing, and so forth, because we're still in the early innings”
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Grayscale's recent move to convert their Aave Token Trust into an ETF could be the catalyst for a major crypto market surge. With institutional interest rising and potential regulatory clarity on the horizon, experts believe this could initiate a bull market we've been anticipating. If macroeconomic conditions align with rate cuts and quantitative easing, we might be witnessing the early stages of a significant financial shift.
“… way into crypto? I'm a European. I'm half French, half Swedish. I grew up in Paris, lived a bit in South Africa, spent a lot of years in Sweden and Stockholm. I have this multicultural background, but mostly European. I studied philosophy in France and then dropped out and just built companies. The first companies were in HR tech, in sports tech, did social apps, ran multiple experiments. Not all of them were successful, but we did raise money, etc. Then all of a sudden I met my wife, Clarice, who's my co-founder. She's been in banking for 10 years, Goldman, BAML, Credit Agricole, mostly here in …”
“Let's kick it off with your background. Tell us about where you're from and how did you make your way into crypto? I'm a European. I'm half French, half Swedish. I grew up in Paris, lived a bit in South Africa, spent a lot of years in Sweden and Stockholm. I have this multicultural background, but mostly European. I studied philosophy in France and then dropped out and just built companies. The first companies were in HR tech, in sports tech, did social apps, ran multiple experiments. Not all of them were successful, but we did raise money, etc. Then all of a sudden I met my wife, Clarice, who's my co-founder. She's been in banking for 10 years, Goldman, BAML, Credit Agricole, mostly here in New York. She stumbled upon private key security matters and blockchain while working for the bank, but she had never built a company. We kind of met somewhere in the middle where she would bring the industry expertise and I would be kind of tickled by the idea of joining her. It was intimidating at first because cybersecurity and finance and …”
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Blockchain is transforming the financial backend, making it a critical technology for institutions worldwide. After years of skepticism, financial companies are now eager to integrate blockchain solutions into their operations. This shift represents a fundamental change in how we approach finance, moving beyond consumer-facing products to revamping the infrastructure itself.
“… seen on some of the competitors. It's going to be a bit more on this financial instrument that we've been talking around, tokenized asset, tokenized stocks, tokenized real world assets that, you know, we are really big believer in and we think it's going to be the way to change the system. But at the end of the day, we also don't want to decide for everybody, right? So the L2 is still going to be a permissionless L2. Everyone will be able to build on it. And so if someone wants to develop an application that we are not focusing on, they will still be able to do it on the Robinhood chain and …”
“… options, the brokerage kind of old system. And we also have this deep expertise in crypto. So for us, the first feature that we're going to launch is less about, you know, trading of meme coin or about launchpad and this kind of thing that we've seen on some of the competitors. It's going to be a bit more on this financial instrument that we've been talking around, tokenized asset, tokenized stocks, tokenized real world assets that, you know, we are really big believer in and we think it's going to be the way to change the system. But at the end of the day, we also don't want to decide for everybody, right? So the L2 is still going to be a permissionless L2. Everyone will be able to build on it. And so if someone wants to develop an application that we are not focusing on, they will still be able to do it on the Robinhood chain and everyone who is kind of connected to it using the Robinhood products will be able to access it. Earlier, you said when talking about the developers building on Robinhood chain, you mentioned this thing certified by Robinhood. What does that mean? Can you go into that a little bit more? Yeah, it's not necessarily certified in the sense like I'm going to …”
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Robinhood is launching a unique blockchain strategy focused on tokenized financial assets, setting it apart from competitors. Unlike others in the crypto space, Robinhood emphasizes regulatory compliance and customer protection while allowing developers to innovate on its permissionless chain. This approach aims to reshape finance by integrating traditional assets into the blockchain ecosystem.
“… hit, Halborn signed its very first customer. And it's fitting that we're talking about this today because that first customer was Nicey, was the New York Stock Exchange. So, at the time, at the time, Bakkt, B-A-K-K-T was a division of the New York Stock Exchange. You know, they were like the big name. Right. So, we had an opportunity. I said, put us in, coach. Like, you know, it took us months and months and months of red tape as a two-person shop to like get all the paperwork ready. And yeah, so we did our first pen test, you know, back then. And then I had a conversation with Steve. I said, look, I'm going …”
“… one was a fashion aggregation site, which I still think is a great idea. You know, you got to get the RealReal and Poshmark and eBay and aggregate that all together so you can get some, you know, pre-owned fashion. Anyway, but the moment that COVID hit, Halborn signed its very first customer. And it's fitting that we're talking about this today because that first customer was Nicey, was the New York Stock Exchange. So, at the time, at the time, Bakkt, B-A-K-K-T was a division of the New York Stock Exchange. You know, they were like the big name. Right. So, we had an opportunity. I said, put us in, coach. Like, you know, it took us months and months and months of red tape as a two-person shop to like get all the paperwork ready. And yeah, so we did our first pen test, you know, back then. And then I had a conversation with Steve. I said, look, I'm going to go and I'm going to sell so many deals. This is back in 2020. I'm going to sell so many deals, you're going to quit all your jobs and we're going to have to make Halborn a full-time thing. And that happened all in the year 2020. And so, it's been kind of crazy. So, like, you know, 2020, by the end of 2021, we were completely bootstrapped, never …”
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Halborn, a cybersecurity firm, signed its first major client, the New York Stock Exchange, just as the COVID lockdown began. This pivotal moment not only marked the launch of their business but also set the stage for explosive growth, leading to 70 employees by the end of 2021—all without external funding. Their unique approach to holistic security practices positioned them to capitalize on emerging market opportunities during a critical time in the tech industry.
“… men in their early 20s who claim to have made millions of dollars on mobile app development. Slater and McLaren were recently subjects of a long New York MAG profile, which detailed the opulent lifestyle the success of quitter has afforded them, including driving exotic supercars and living in a Miami mansion.”
“… this vulnerable community that they claim to want to be protecting or helping What they actually want to be doing is just like getting rich As 404 writes Quitter is operated by Slater and McLaren members of the so-called app mafia, gross, a group of men in their early 20s who claim to have made millions of dollars on mobile app development. Slater and McLaren were recently subjects of a long New York MAG profile, which detailed the opulent lifestyle the success of quitter has afforded them, including driving exotic supercars and living in a Miami mansion.”
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The Quitter app, designed to help men quit pornography, has leaked sensitive data on hundreds of thousands of users, including minors. Despite multiple warnings about security flaws, the app's creators failed to fix these issues, exposing users' personal habits and feelings. This negligence highlights a troubling trend among app developers who prioritize profit over user safety.
“The New York telephone company was the face of the phone system in New York City in the 1980s. Whether you were in the New York Stock Exchange making phone calls or walking up to pay phones in the streets of Manhattan, you were using the New York telephone company. And there were two guys who worked there that were in charge of securing the system, Tom Kaiser and Fred Staples. Tom and Fred each had their own specialty. Fred engineered the phone network …”
“The New York telephone company was the face of the phone system in New York City in the 1980s. Whether you were in the New York Stock Exchange making phone calls or walking up to pay phones in the streets of Manhattan, you were using the New York telephone company. And there were two guys who worked there that were in charge of securing the system, Tom Kaiser and Fred Staples. Tom and Fred each had their own specialty. Fred engineered the phone network infrastructure, and Tom oversaw it. If you broke into the system, it was because Fred overlooked some sort of vulnerability, and then Tom was the one who had to catch you. Their jobs became infinitely more difficult and interesting when a strange letter arrived at Tom's Times Square office in November 1988. It stated that a kid up in the Bronx was …”
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In the late 1980s, a teenager known as FiberOptic hacked into the New York Telephone Company's network, using insider knowledge to exploit vulnerabilities. His antics caught the attention of company security, leading them to uncover a network of hackers, including his surprising connection to the notorious Legion of Doom. This story reveals how a young prodigy navigated the world of telecommunications and the consequences of his actions.
“… to learn more about itrust capital check out the link in the description now folks the big news of the day is coming from the nasdaq so the nasdaq exchange partners with kraken exchange for issuer-centric tokenized equities. We're seeing stock exchanges, banks, and the biggest financial institutions in the world moving towards tokenization. So it's amazing to see these names in the headlines. Sometimes I have to pinch myself because I've been here since 2016. I couldn't even imagine the type of adoption we're seeing. Everyone is on board and they're looking to build on blockchain rails. So NASDAQ, …”
“like to learn more about itrust capital check out the link in the description now folks the big news of the day is coming from the nasdaq so the nasdaq exchange partners with kraken exchange for issuer-centric tokenized equities. We're seeing stock exchanges, banks, and the biggest financial institutions in the world moving towards tokenization. So it's amazing to see these names in the headlines. Sometimes I have to pinch myself because I've been here since 2016. I couldn't even imagine the type of adoption we're seeing. Everyone is on board and they're looking to build on blockchain rails. So NASDAQ, the world's second largest stock exchange by market capitalization is expanding its push into tokenized equities through a partnership with crypto exchange kraken and its infrastructure affiliate backed the exchange said monday it plans to support equity tokenization in a way that preserves issuer control as it looks to connect traditional market …”
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NASDAQ's partnership with Kraken marks a pivotal shift towards tokenized equities, enabling 24/7 trading and broader market access. This collaboration aims to merge traditional finance with blockchain technology, enhancing investor engagement and liquidity on a global scale. The move signifies a monumental step in the evolution of financial markets, making them more accessible and efficient.
“the Iran war won't spiral. And that's bullish for stocks. Oh, man. So this is not a good sign. Remember, inverse Kramer, right? You do the opposite of what he says. If he's bullish, it's time to be bearish. If he's bearish, it's time to be bullish. So let's see where this goes. But unfortunately, Jim Kramer is putting out the narratives out there. And this may be a warning sign for stocks and look, even the crypto market. But maybe, you know, we have our relief rally, which I think has started, but …”
“the Iran war won't spiral. And that's bullish for stocks. Oh, man. So this is not a good sign. Remember, inverse Kramer, right? You do the opposite of what he says. If he's bullish, it's time to be bearish. If he's bearish, it's time to be bullish. So let's see where this goes. But unfortunately, Jim Kramer is putting out the narratives out there. And this may be a warning sign for stocks and look, even the crypto market. But maybe, you know, we have our relief rally, which I think has started, but I don't know how high we're going to go. And then things roll over. So we're going to have to be patient. But guys, we got big news around crypto. So the New York Stock Exchange owner, which is the Intercontinental Exchange, has invested in crypto exchange OKEx at a $25 billion valuation. So you have a major tradified giant investing in one of the …”
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The Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York Stock Exchange, has made a groundbreaking investment in crypto exchange OKEx, valuing it at $25 billion. This partnership signifies a major shift as traditional finance embraces crypto, with ICE gaining a board seat and licensing OKEx's spot prices for futures products. Additionally, Ripple expands its offerings by adding Coinbase crypto futures to its $3 trillion clearing platform, catering to growing institutional demand.
“… of the network, in the same way that Ethereum has Robinhood chain for Layer 2. Citadel Securities, the DTC, ICE, International Intercontinental Exchange, the owners of ICE. Yeah, you get the right ICE for that one. Yes, the market-based ICE. So kind of some of the biggest launch partners that you could really ask for here as it relates to traditional market infrastructure. Do you remember back in, was it 2018 or 2019? Near, do you remember when Near came on the scene? Yeah, this is also, yeah, reminiscent of Near. It was like, oh, Ethereum is so slow, let's just skip to the end. Yeah, exactly, …”
“which is a lot of giving corporations their sovereignty over their own little region of the network, in the same way that Ethereum has Robinhood chain for Layer 2. Citadel Securities, the DTC, ICE, International Intercontinental Exchange, the owners of ICE. Yeah, you get the right ICE for that one. Yes, the market-based ICE. So kind of some of the biggest launch partners that you could really ask for here as it relates to traditional market infrastructure. Do you remember back in, was it 2018 or 2019? Near, do you remember when Near came on the scene? Yeah, this is also, yeah, reminiscent of Near. It was like, oh, Ethereum is so slow, let's just skip to the end. Yeah, exactly, we have the better engineers. You guys are a bunch of researchers, Ethereum Foundation. We are executors, we are engineers, and we're gonna front-run all of your great roadmap ideas. And Near has since pivoted, I think, from that strategy, it's safe to say. Doesn't mean that this won't be successful. They kind of evolved their strategy, but they …”
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The launch of Robinhood's Layer 2 chain could redefine the crypto landscape by challenging traditional exchanges like NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange. This public, permissionless chain aims to create a vibrant developer ecosystem while leveraging Ethereum's capabilities. With Robinhood's track record of execution, this strategy could position them as a formidable player in the blockchain space.
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