Breaking news and insightful views: Cointelegraph’s Decentralize drops a new style of podcast, curated for you by the Cointelegraph news team.
Decentralize, hosted by Global Reporter Joe Hall dissects the crypto market’s breaking–and most impactful news of the past week. From the Silicon Valley Bank fallout to the Consumer Price Index to Bitcoin’s (BTC) brief price pump above $26,000, the period the week commencing March 12 was historic.
Fortunately, experienced analyst and trader Marcel Pechman was on the mic to educate and provide insight to listeners. Pechman told listeners:
The pair dove into the stories surrounding Silicon Valley Bank, whose liquidation spread panic and uncertainty across the trade then crypto markets. The Cointelegraph editorial team has pieced together a play-by-play timeline of the Californian Bank, which was shuttered over the past weekend.
Pechman also shed light on the significance of the event, drawing experience from his native Brazil, which experienced spiralling monetary inflation in the 1980s.
Next, the banking sector cut off was put under the microscope. Pechman and Hall delved into the how’s and why’s of Paxos, Coinbase and even Celsius’ precarious position. The crypto giants were cut off from tradfi banking.
Finally, the pair finished on a lighter tone, attempting to understand–without too much excitement or bias–why the price per token on the Bitcoin protocol had soared over 20% since the start of the week. Pechman explained that it wasn’t due to the most recent CPI print:
There was also a brief came from Rishi Sunak, the CBDC friendly United Kingdom Prime Minister, as Hall attempted to impersonate one of the wealthiest people in Britain.
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