🎙️The Crypto Pulse Podcast

ECB Selects Deutsche Bank & Revolut for Digital Euro Pilot

The European Central Bank has selected major financial institutions, including Deutsche Bank and Revolut, to participate in its digital euro pilot program. The initiative aims to test how a central bank digital currency could be used for online, in-store, and peer-to-peer payments. The pilot marks a significant step toward modernizing Europe's payment system and could pave the way for a potential digital euro launch later this decade.

Trump Pushes Senate to Deliver Crypto Rulebook

President Trump is reportedly pushing the U.S. Senate to act within 24 days on the CLARITY Act, a bill aimed at creating a clearer regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. The legislation would define the roles of the SEC and CFTC in overseeing digital assets, but lawmakers still need bipartisan support to move it forward. In this episode, we explore what’s at stake for the crypto industry and investors.

Is the SEC Finally Building a Clear Crypto Rulebook?

In this episode of Crypto Pulse, we explore the SEC's latest push toward a formal crypto regulatory framework.

Robinhood’s AI Trading Agent

Robinhood is preparing to introduce AI-powered trading agents for cryptocurrency investing. In this episode, we explore how these autonomous tools could help users automate trades, manage portfolios, and react to market movements in real time. We also discuss the potential benefits, risks, and what this development could mean for the future of AI-driven finance and crypto trading.

US CBDC Ban Becomes Law Without Trump’s Signature

In this episode, we explore a major shift in U.S. digital asset policy as a federal ban on a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) officially becomes law,without President Donald Trump's signature.

Is Polymarket Taking on Kalshi in the US Prediction Market Race?

In this episode, we dive into the growing competition between Polymarket and Kalshi as the prediction market sector gains momentum in the United States. We explore why Polymarket's reported push into the U.S. market matters, the regulatory challenges surrounding event-based trading, and how increased competition could impact users and the broader fintech landscape.