Kevin O’Leary believes there is too much “poo-poo” in the crypto ecosystem and predicts we will soon see a lot of new bankruptcies. He openly doubts the solvency of Binance and says the majority of tokens will be flushed out. In this episode, we talked about the FTX collapse and its consequences, regulation, AI excitement, and Kevin’s watch collection and its relation to SWIFT and stablecoins.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:50 What has changed since FTX
5:00 Is BNB token next to go bankrupt?
6:30 Long way to go to flush out the garbage
9:00 Heavy-handed senators 
12:30 No institutional interest in crypto
14:30 10,000 tokens are worthless
18:30 The poo-poo token
19:30 BNB - subsequent big collapse?
21:40 Kevin’s watch collection, Swift and stablecoins
25:30 The regulation of stablecoins and crypto
28:00 AI excitement
29:05 Wrap up

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