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The Wolf Of All Streets

27 episodes summarized · latest · Hosted by Scott Melker · Published by Scott Melker

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Octagon has summarized 27 episodes of The Wolf Of All Streets published between Oct 15, 2026 and Nov 13, 2026. The companies discussed most often are Coinbase, Binance and Kalshi. Frequent guests include Andrew Parish, Mike McGlone and Dave Weisberger. Each summary lists key takeaways, short timestamped quotes and the companies and tickers mentioned, with a link to the full episode.

Most-mentioned tickers

  • COIN 7
  • MSTR 6
  • BLK 4
  • MSCI 4
  • NVDA 4
  • HOOD 3
  • JPM 3
  • C 2
  • META 2
  • NDAQ 2
  • TSLA 2

Most-mentioned companies

  • Coinbase 7
  • Binance 6
  • Kalshi 6
  • BlackRock 4
  • MicroStrategy 4
  • MSCI 4
  • Nvidia 4
  • Strategy 4
  • Anthropic 3
  • Arch Public 3
  • Bitcoin 3
  • Kraken 3
  • Securitize 3
  • SpaceX 3
  • Bitwise 2

Frequent guests

  • Andrew Parish 4
  • Mike McGlone 4
  • Dave Weisberger 3
  • Tillman Holloway 3
  • Carlos Domingo 2
  • Peter Tchir 2

Episodes

  1. Bitcoin Is Crashing. Here's What Wall Street Knows.

    Bitcoin’s drop to around $67,000 sets up the main debate: whether ETF outflows are causing the move or merely reflecting it.

  2. Hot Inflation Has Bitcoin One Step From Losing Support

    Carlos Domingo argued that the biggest opportunity in crypto is not Bitcoin trading, but tokenizing real-world assets for 24/7 markets and using stablecoins as programmable…

  3. Wall Street's Bitcoin Bet Has A Hidden Problem l Mark Yusko

    Mark Yusko argued that MSCI’s removal of Strategy, Metaplanet, Yellow Cake and other treasury-style companies is more than a technical index change: it highlights a hypocrisy in…

  4. The Real Reason Bitcoin Missed Monday's Rally

    Bitcoin lagged a broad risk-on rally because the macro backdrop turned less supportive just as sellers kept pressuring the market.

  5. Bitcoin Just Got Hit By A New Macro Reality

    Markets were jolted by a hotter jobs report and a sharp jump in December rate-hike odds, and the panel tied that shift to a broader macro rotation away from the easy “buy every…

  6. You Can Do Everything Right And Still Lose Bitcoin

    Nathan McCauley argues that crypto regulation in the U.S. is becoming more workable even after the Clarity Act stalled, because the direction of travel is still toward…

  7. Bitcoin Just Wiped Out The Bulls

    Bitcoin’s post-election squeeze reversed sharply as a broad tech and AI selloff hit risk assets, with Scott Melker arguing the move was mostly technical and sentiment-driven…

  8. Bitcoin's Short Squeeze Just Flipped The Market

    Bitcoin’s rebound above $80,000 after a wave of short liquidations was treated as a possible relief rally, but the bigger argument was that the market is being pulled by…

  9. Bitcoin Should Be CRASHING After The Blue Wave

    Democrats winning both chambers was framed as a setback for the crypto lobby and a likely headwind for the CLARITY Act, but not a disaster for Bitcoin itself.

  10. Bitcoin's September Trading Range Just BROKE DOWN

    Bitcoin broke below its mid-September trading range as a broad risk-off move hit tech, with the host framing the tape as a mix of leveraged liquidations, ETF apathy, and…

  11. Bitcoin Faces Its Toughest Macro Test Of 2026

    Bitcoin, gold and the broader macro backdrop are framed as entering a pivotal week with rate-hike expectations rising, the midterms due the next day, and markets still digesting…

  12. Bitcoin Is More Than Digital Gold | Jesse Pollak

    Jesse Pollak argues that crypto’s real product-market fit is no longer just Bitcoin as a store of value, but financial services that are global, 24/7, and low cost.

  13. BITCOIN CRASHES as Binance Confirms $6.3B BIGGEST HACK EVER

    Bitcoin plunged to around $76,000 after Binance confirmed what appears to be the biggest crypto exchange hack in history, with roughly $6.3 billion in total impact.

  14. Bitwise Sees $1.6 Million Bitcoin Ahead | Matt Cole

    Matt Cole argued that Bitwise’s new $1.6 million bitcoin target for 2036 is aggressive but defensible because the addressable store-of-value market is larger than before and fiat…

  15. Bitcoin's Biggest Buyers Have Gone Quiet

    Bitcoin demand looks softer in the near term, but Brett Tejpaul argued the important story is not the negative Coinbase premium or Strategy pausing buys.

  16. Bitcoin's Bear Market Is OVER - But Wall Street Is Split

    Wall Street’s split view on crypto framed the discussion: Galaxy argues Bitcoin’s bear market ended in June and that the market is now in an accumulation phase, while Bernstein…

  17. Bitcoin And Gold Are Both LOSING In 2026 - Why?

    Bitcoin and gold are both down sharply in 2026, and the discussion centers on whether that is a macro warning, a liquidity story, or a temporary washout.

  18. Bitcoin Is Insurance Against Financial Chaos - ARK's Chief Futurist

    Brett Winton argues that Bitcoin’s core value is not as a payments network but as an insurance asset: a portable, censorship-resistant “digital gold” that matters more in a world…

  19. Bitcoin Could Swing 30% Either Way In The Next Two Months | Gracy Chen

    Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said the September 24 hack began with a zero-day vulnerability in a third-party security product, which allowed attackers to obtain high-level credentials…

  20. Bitcoin's Biggest Advantage Is The One Wall Street Can't Buy | Saeed Badreg

    Saeed Badreg argued that Trump’s crypto involvement is a net positive for builders because it signals U.S. regulatory acceptance that foreign officials and institutions are…

  21. Bitcoin Was Recovering. Then Wall Street's AI Problem Hit. | Carlos Domingo

    Carlos Domingo argued that tokenized stocks are moving from theory to implementation, and that the U.S. regulatory shift is making the first compliant models viable.

  22. Bitcoin Went From $60K to $84K. Why Does It Feel Stuck?

    Bitcoin spent the discussion pinned near $84,000, with the host arguing that the bigger story was not the day-to-day price action but the market structure being built underneath…

  23. Bitcoin's Biggest ETF Just Took In $665 MILLION. So Who's Still Selling? | Alex Thorn

    Bitcoin ETFs saw a sharp rebound, led by BlackRock’s IBIT taking in $665 million in a single day, but Bitcoin itself still struggled to reclaim recent highs.

  24. Bitcoin Fell Just 2% As AI Stocks Lost $1 TRILLION - What's Holding It Up? | Brent Donnelly

    Bitcoin’s relative strength after a violent weekend was framed as a market structure story rather than a clean macro signal.

  25. Crypto Is About To Change How You Buy Stocks Forever | Arjun Sethi

    Arjun Sethi argues Kraken’s next phase is not just a bigger exchange but a full financial platform built on one ledger, one risk engine, and one onboarding stack.

  26. Bitcoin's $3 Billion Saylor Scare Is Back

    The conversation centers on why MSCI’s new index rules could force Strategy and other digital asset treasury companies out of major benchmarks, and why Sandy Kaul does not see…

  27. "I'll Be Surprised If It's Not On My Gravestone" | Hunter Biden

    Hunter Biden says he launched the LAPTOP memecoin to reclaim the “Hunter Biden’s laptop” narrative and to prove a political token could be built without pure extraction.

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