Rising BTC Price, Justin Sun’s Harassment Suit, and More on the Bad Crypto Podcast

Published at: Jan. 31, 2020

Those of you seeking yet another angle on consuming the latest and greatest crypto news should know about The Bad Crypto Podcast. This week’s episode starts with the good news that Bitcoin is on the rise, touches on Justin Sun’s harassment suit, and even takes a moment to acknowledge Peter Schiff’s remarkable public Bitcoin mistakes.

There’s even a full serving of commentary on the fact that PornHub has added new payment support for the Tether stablecoin. No stone is left unturned in the effort to make cryptocurrency and blockchain current events more accessible and relevant to those watching the technology.

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