Even the Government Gets Robbed: Why the US Needs Bitcoin Custody Standards | BPH Ep 44

The government keeps getting robbed of its own Bitcoin and a new bill wants to fix that. The BPI team breaks down the American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA): what it would do for Treasury custody standards, why it has Democratic co-sponsors, and why they're bullish it could pass the House. They also cover the wave of digital-asset departures shaking up DC, from Hester Peirce to Paul Grewal. They also cover Kimi K3, China's open-source push, and the data center fight.

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Chapters:
04:02 — Regulatory FUD: How the US Might Curb Chinese Models
10:04 — "FINRA for AI" & the Open-Source Debate
16:25 — Why China Went Open Source — and When It Flips
19:52 — Xi Jinping's Global AI Governance Play at Shanghai WAIC
27:31 — Robots, Health Care & the Industrial AI Layer
30:04 — America's Bipartisan Data Center Backlash
39:38 — AI's PR Problem: Capital, Labor & Memory Stocks
42:38 — The Jacobian Conjecture & Mastering AI Prompting
51:10 — ARMA, the Bitcoin Reserve Bill & DC Departures

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