Governments spent years treating privacy coins as criminal tools, and exchanges delisted them worldwide. Now Grayscale is turning its Zcash trust into an ETF on the New York Stock Exchange, ticker ZCSH, and charging 2.5% a year for the privilege.
Scott Melker’s point is the irony of it. Buying a privacy coin through a listed fund might be the least private way to own one.
He also digs into Coinbase putting tokenized Apple, Nvidia, Meta, and Alphabet shares on Base, each one backed by a real share with real voting rights, available to everyone except Americans. Plus Bitcoin’s rejection at $81,000, Hyperliquid hiring lobbyists, and Binance offering 40x leverage on a Korean chip stock.
Timestamps
00:00 Bitcoin broke $81,000 and got rejected
00:58 The bottom signals are now top signals
02:15 Why he wants a retracement before the next leg
03:20 Grayscale is turning Zcash into an ETF
04:25 Wall Street is about to sell you privacy
06:05 Coinbase puts Apple and Nvidia on Base, with real voting rights
08:22 Everyone except Americans gets it
09:20 Hyperliquid hires lobbyists
10:46 Three trillion in perps and no rulebook
12:04 Cosmos tells three chains to stop producing blocks
13:18 How Not To Invest: 40x leverage on a Korean chip stock
#Zcash #Privacy #Grayscale #Bitcoin #Coinbase #Tokenization #Hyperliquid #Binance #DailyWolf #ScottMelker #YahooFinance
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