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CLARITY Under Attack | Bitcoin News
By David Bennett | Bitcoin & Economic News
Aired May 13, 2026 · 1h 3m · Last boosted May 14, 2026
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Bitcoin news and financial news update. Today I cover Kevin Warsh’s Senate confirmation, Square crossing 1 million Bitcoin-enabled merchants, Schwab rolling out direct crypto trading, Franklin Templeton and Kraken pushing tokenized Wall Street products, and the latest fights around AI startup shares, market structure, and prediction markets. This episode touches on bitcoin regulation, bitcoin investing, Bitcoin payments, and the steady march of traditional finance into crypto infrastructure. Topics for today: Kevin Warsh confirmed by the Senate Square crosses 1 million Bitcoin-enabled merchants Schwab starts direct Bitcoin and Ethereum trading Franklin Templeton and Kraken tokenize Wall Street products OpenAI and A...
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Haven‘t been listening much recently due to travels but trying to catch up now. Good to hear you‘re going strong in spite of market conditions & keeping the torch burning. High time to boost you again ;-)
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Somebody give this man an editor job.
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The thing about saying tokenized stock, futures, etc are void is, I never expected tokenized stock to actually mean you own the stock like a shareholder does. Rather, that you have an IOU that tracks the stock!1:1 on the balance sheet of whoever tokenized it. Essentially, an exchange traded note, but on some private blockchain. Given that it's just the debt of the issuer (who one would hope has the equity to cover the market action of it and still be able to pay off your token) there's not really anything the underlying security issuer can do about the tokens. Other than what they're doing, which is clarify that THEY don't recognize shareholder rights such as proxy votes. For most people though this doesn't really change the calculus a ton, UNLESS the issuers are reckless. Given the lack of regulation so far, they probably are, so buyer beware...
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