Bitcoin, Stablecoins, and AI Payment Rails
The March 6, 2026 episode of The Last Trade features James Camp arguing that Bitcoin’s path through AI will likely run first through stablecoin rails and institutionally shaped payment infrastructure.
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AI-Driven Counterparty Risk and the Future of Bitcoin Custody
The February 27, 2026 episode of The Last Trade features a panel weighing allegations about TerraUSD’s collapse while arguing that claims of a single firm “manipulating” Bitcoin’s daily price action remain unproven.
Bitcoin’s Repricing Dynamics: Debt, AI, and State Co-option
The September 19, 2025 episode of The Last Trade features Jeff Booth explaining how Bitcoin reframes global value by measuring technological deflation against debt-based fiat systems.
Bitcoin ETFs, Custody Risks, and Institutional Adoption
The August 15, 2025 episode of The Last Trade podcast features James Seyffart of Bloomberg Intelligence analyzing the rise of Bitcoin ETFs and their $150 billion in assets. He explains how advisor restrictions, custody concentration, and hedge fund arbitrage shape ETF flows.
Bitcoin Market Trajectory and Institutional Integration
The April 14, 2025 episode of The Last Trade featured a panel discussion on Bitcoin’s long-term dominance, custody innovations, and evolving regulatory dynamics. The conversation examined how institutional capital is increasingly anchored to Bitcoin’s benchmark role.
Bitcoin Amid Fiscal Flux: Navigating Trade & Debt Challenges
On April 11, 2025, The Last Trade featured an in‐depth dialogue between Peruvian Bull and the panel on volatile market trends, escalating US trade tensions, and challenges with US Treasury refinancing.
Fiscal Pressures and Custody Challenges Reshape Bitcoin
On April 04, 2025, a panel on The Last Trade podcast examined how rising US fiscal deficits, evolving custody models, and regulatory uncertainty are influencing Bitcoin’s valuation and its role as a savings technology.