Bitcoin & AI Updates: Craig Wright's Saga, Market Volatility, and Future Tech Ep 35 full

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In this comprehensive update, we cover the latest developments in the world of Bitcoin and artificial intelligence.

First up, we discuss the dramatic conclusion to Craig Wright's claim of being Satoshi Nakamoto. A UK judge ruled against him, marking a significant milestone in Bitcoin's history. Meanwhile, the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) secured a victory, shedding light on Wright's inability to substantiate his claims.

On the market front, we explore the recent Bitcoin crash and subsequent new all-time high of $73.8k. We analyze market dynamics, including accumulation trends and outflows from Greyscale ETF (GBTC). Plus, we delve into the intriguing reversal from former President Trump, who announced he would not crack down on Bitcoin, adding another layer of volatility to the mix.

Shifting gears, we turn our attention to the future of AI with insights from Sam Altman and Lex Friedman. They discuss the evolution of ChatGPT technology, its implications for coding, and the ongoing need for human coders, albeit in a transformed capacity. We also touch upon the enigmatic "Juan" and his influence on tech discourse.

Moreover, we explore Michael Saylor's journey to potential future trillionaire status. As a pioneer in integrating Bitcoin into corporate balance sheets, Saylor's vision of Bitcoin as digital gold continues to resonate, emphasizing its role as a hedge against fiat currency depreciation.

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