Episode 1112 of Bitcoin And . . . is LIVE!
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- Bitcoin Core developers schedule the removal of the
op_return
data limit for October, reigniting fierce debate over Bitcoin’s purpose, node bloat, and whether Bitcoin should store arbitrary data. - The Bank of Japan may return to quantitative easing, with Arthur Hayes predicting a major Bitcoin rally if the yen carry trade is revived.
- Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) shifts its Bitcoin purchasing strategy toward preferred stock offerings to avoid diluting shareholders, signaling evolving financial engineering in corporate BTC accumulation.
- NYC Comptroller Brad Lander pushes back on Mayor Eric Adams’ “BitBond” proposal, dismissing it as impractical posturing and exposing New York's crypto infrastructure gaps.
- A mystery whale opens a $300M leveraged long on Bitcoin, reigniting speculation that James Wynn—who recently lost two $100M positions—is back under a pseudonymous account.
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