This blog recommendation includes advice for crypto investors, Bitcoin airdrop experience, the impact of Binance solutions on the crypto field, and OpenAI civil strife, etc.
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1.Bankless: 10 tips for crypto investors

Morgan Housel is a partner at Collaborative Fund and a former columnist for the Wall Street Journal. He has twice won the Best Business Award from the American Society of Business Editors and Reporters, was twice shortlisted for the Robb Award for Outstanding Business and Financial Journalism, and is the author of the global best-selling book "The Psychology of Money."
In this interview, Morgan offers ten key tips for cryptocurrency investors. The advice covers specific investment strategies, and Morgan's insights apply not just to the cryptocurrency market but to investing more broadly, making it a valuable resource for investors of all levels.
TechFlow TechFlow has organized and compiled this episode: Podcast Notes | Conversation with the best-selling author of "The Psychology of Money": 10 Tips for Crypto Investors
Watch link: 10 Lessons for Crypto Investors With Morgan Housel
2.Crypto Startup School: Customize your information flow
The guest in this issue is Zhixiong Pan, co-founder of ChainFeeds and director of blockchain technology research at Lianwen, who received 0.01 BTC airdrop in 2011. In this issue, he will share why he received the BTC airdrop in 2011, the opportunity to enter the blockchain industry, his own trip to Chiang Mai, and what the daily life of a digital nomad is like. If it could happen again, what would Zhixiong's choice be?
Listening Links: Customize your feed
Related reading: "An "Archaeology" to Commemorate the 15th Anniversary of the Bitcoin White Paper: How did I get a Bitcoin airdrop in 2011? 》
3. Empire: Binance fine controversy and Blast platform controversy

On today’s episode of Empire, Santi and Jason discuss the breaking news of Binance pleading guilty and paying over $4 billion in fines related to money laundering violations. Santi and Jason mentioned the SEC’s waning influence and the potential intensification of the U.S. Department of Justice’s crackdown on cryptocurrencies, as well as the importance of Binance’s cooperation and the impact this could have on other bad actors using Binance. In addition, they discuss potential regulatory challenges in the DeFi space and how political factors impact the laws and interpretations of cryptocurrency markets.
Regarding Blast, they highlighted its feature of providing native yields, achieved by participating in Ethereum staking and staking stablecoins into protocols like Maker. They analyze the potential impact of this model and how it attracts large amounts of liquidity. Additionally, they explore the market response to Blast's launch, including criticism of its marketing strategy.
Watch link: CZ Steps Down from Binance and a Blast L2 Debate | Roundup
**4.Unchained Crypto:** What does Binance’s record $4.3 billion settlement mean for the crypto space?

In this episode of Unchained Crypto, cryptocurrency industry insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and Robert Leshner discuss the record-breaking $4.3 billion settlement between Binance and the U.S. government. They explore whether this settlement is fair, whether Binance CEO CZ will face prison time, whether this is ultimately a good thing for Binance and the United States, and the impact this will have on the future of the industry.
On the show, they also discuss in depth the SEC's lawsuit against Kraken, as well as Sam Altman's firing from Open AI and what it means for corporate governance and cryptocurrency companies. They mentioned that CZ had announced his retirement and was replaced by Richard Tang as CEO. In addition, they discussed the possible jail time CZ could face and his waiver of his right to appeal.
Watch link: The Chopping Block: What Does Binance's Record $4.3 Billion Settlement Mean for Crypto?
5. Silicon Valley 101: The beginning and end of the turmoil of OpenAI: the competition between two Silicon Valley forces and the "sword holder" Ilya
During the five days of this "coup" initiated by the OpenAI board of directors, OpenAI's power changes continued to reverse. Each reversal can be called a textbook public relations case and game strategy. After five days of offensive and defensive battle, it finally ended with the return of original CEO Sam Altman and the replacement of board members.
If we want to trace the root of this conflict, there have been different voices internally since the release of ChatGPT. From the creation of OpenAI to today, it has experienced three major internal divisions.
OpenAI's organizational structure is also an innovation in business history. The non-profit organizational form is to ensure the safe development of AI, while the corporate structure is to provide necessary funds for the development of AI. But how do these two ideas coexist, and where is the degree of safe development of AI? There have always been two voices in Silicon Valley, and these two voices also exist on the board of directors of OpenAI.
In this episode, we focus on the perspective of Ilya Sutskever, another core figure of OpenAI, who is also regarded as the person who played the most critical role in the civil strife of OpenAI. Let’s take a look at these long-standing contradictions in OpenAI. .
Recommended reading: The latest interview video of OpenAI guru, co-founder and chief scientist Ilya is released. This is the first time in a long time that Ilya has come out for a long interview. Unlike some previous short appearances where he was sparing words like gold, Ilya is full of useful information in this interview, covering the latest progress in AI research and OpenAI's strategies. Ilya asked, where will we be in five or ten years?
Reading link: Full-text version of the latest November interview with Ilya, chief scientist of OpenAI
Video link: Latest November interview with OpenAI chief scientist Ilya (full version in Chinese and English)
6.Bankless: Can Artificial Intelligence and Cryptocurrency Save America?

In this episode of "Bankless", hosts Ryan and David invited Sam Hammond, an economist and author from the Foundation for American Innovation, to discuss how cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence can fundamentally reshape the social structure. Sam Hammond analyzes the impact of these technologies on existing state institutions and the likely responses of those in power. He made a thought-provoking point: with the development of software technology, national institutions may be threatened.
Sam discusses how to protect freedom and technology in the face of rapid technological advancement, especially as software technology begins to "eat" national institutions. He predicts that in the future society will be reorganized under this new paradigm, and three different types of states may emerge: police states, failed states, and technology-oriented post-Internet states such as Estonia. He also predicts that by 2040, the shape of government will be very different from what it is today, and may change even more dramatically.
Watch link: Can AI and Crypto Save the US?
7. Blockworks Macro**:** The bond market sell-off isn’t over yet

Nicholas Glinsman, veteran macro investor and co-founder of Malmgren-Glinsman Partners, updates his views on fixed income and the economy. He believes that as "the world's largest carry trade", short the yen or buying non-yen-denominated assets may be unwound as the Bank of Japan gradually abandons yield curve control and may raise interest rates, which will have consequences for global markets. great influence.
Watch link: Bond Market Sell-off Not Over, Says Nicholas Glinsman
8. Crypto Market Wizards: How to find 100x cryptocurrencies in a bull market ?

In this issue of "Crypto Market Wizards", Taiki Maeda interviews Arthur0x, the founder of DeFiance Capital. As a veteran cryptocurrency expert and investor, Arthur0x shares his in-depth insights into the crypto market, including his personal investment strategies, market analysis, and predictions for the future of cryptocurrencies.
TechFlow TechFlow has organized and compiled this episode: Podcast Notes | Conversation with DeFiance founder: How to find 100x cryptocurrency in the bull market?
Watch link: Arthur0x-How to Find 100x Crypto in The Bull Market
9.1000x: Trading Cryptocurrency Cycles

In this issue of "1000x", special guest Ansem discusses the crypto trading cycle in depth. Ansem shared his initial understanding of cryptocurrencies, specifically the investment thesis for Solana and the current market cycle. He emphasized the importance of the community and developers in the cryptocurrency space and their views on the future of technology and finance.
Watch link: The King Of Retail: Trading Crypto Cycles | Ansem
10.Unchained Crypto: Why are financial advisors so excited about spot Bitcoin ETFs ?

In this episode of "Unchained," Ric Edelman, founder of the Digital Asset Financial Management Professional Council and author of "The Truth about Cryptocurrency," discusses in depth the impact of Bitcoin ETFs on financial advisors and investors. According to the survey, only 12% of financial advisors currently recommend clients to invest in Bitcoin, while 47% of advisors personally hold Bitcoin, and a whopping 77% of advisors said they are waiting for the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs to make them available to clients. Edelman explained how this will lead to high demand once the first batch of spot Bitcoin ETFs launch, although it will take some time for funds to be allocated.
Edelman also discusses how the collapse of FTX has affected advisors’ views on cryptocurrencies, why investors are less interested in cryptocurrency futures ETFs, and which Bitcoin ETF issuers he thinks could be the big winners. He noted that while only 12% of financial advisors currently recommend Bitcoin, 47% personally hold Bitcoin and 77% are awaiting the launch of a spot Bitcoin ETF. He emphasized the convenience and familiarity of ETFs, predicting that once these ETFs are launched, they will see a lot of interest and market participation.
Watch link: Why Financial Advisors Are So Excited About a Spot Bitcoin ETF
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