$2T down since 10/10. Fear & Greed at 5. Top talents quitting crypto.
Honestly, this is the worst sentiment I've seen since 22'. Between the US-Iran conflict, the new hawkish fed chair, and the tariff threats, macro is a mess.
Unlike FTX/Luna, there's no clear villain to point to yet, except "somebody" blew up.
In EP.41 of the After Hour
- The invisible crash of 10/10
- Yield strategies on HYPE
- 2026 Privacy Alpha/Conviction List
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Billions gone. Commodities wiped. Crypto wiped
Market got hit by a truck but a massive architectural shift is happening under the surface.
In the After Hour EP.40, we cover:
- The Bloodbath: Blood in the market but 1 token is outperforming
- OpenClaw: The AI experiment that's  x.com/0xJeff/status/…

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