Bits + Bips: Why Investors Are Looking at the Jobs Data All Wrong - Ep. 882

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Last week’s macroeconomic data came with a twist: a massive job downward revision from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But is it a recession signal, or just statistical noise?

In this episode of Bits + Bips, Ben Werkman, chief investment officer at Swan Bitcoin, joins hosts Ram Ahluwalia, Noelle Acheson, and Steve Ehrlich to examine why markets shrugged off the data, and what it means for crypto. The panel also discusses:

  • Whether markets are mispricing macro risk

  • How Strategy’s latest capital raise may reflect rising treasury company risk

  • The future of tokenized equity and how Coinbase could unlock private market value

  • New regulatory signals suggesting the U.S. may allow banks to hold crypto

  • The rise of “super apps” blending payments, trading, and custody

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Hosts:

Guest:

  • Ben Werkman, Chief Investment Officer at Swan Bitcoin

Links:

Macro

BLS Drama

 PCE

Tariffs 


Timestamps:

🎬 0:00 Intro

📉 4:25 Why Noelle thinks we’re looking at the job numbers all wrong

🍔 16:23 Whether the BLS revision is actually a nothing burger

🧊 19:33 How investors are managing to shrug off all the macro noise

🏢 32:37 What surprised Ben about corporate bitcoin adoption and how earnings are shifting the narrative

💰 37:57 Why Strategy is raising capital at sky-high premiums

📊 44:40 How Robinhood and Coinbase stack up by the numbers

📜 51:11 What new signals reveal about the U.S. rewriting financial rules

📱 57:43 How “super apps” are changing the game for crypto and TradFi

📈 1:05:18 Where the panel sees markets heading next

🏛️ 1:13:17 What it might take for governments to start holding crypto

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Subscribe to the new Bits + Bips channels!

📺 YouTube 

🎧 Podcast → Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Fountain🐦 X / Twitter 

Last week’s macroeconomic data came with a twist: a massive job downward revision from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But is it a recession signal, or just statistical noise?

In this episode of Bits + Bips, Ben Werkman, chief investment officer at Swan Bitcoin, joins hosts Ram Ahluwalia, Noelle Acheson, and Steve Ehrlich to examine why markets shrugged off the data, and what it means for crypto. The panel also discusses:

  • Whether markets are mispricing macro risk

  • How Strategy’s latest capital raise may reflect rising treasury company risk

  • The future of tokenized equity and how Coinbase could unlock private market value

  • New regulatory signals suggesting the U.S. may allow banks to hold crypto

  • The rise of “super apps” blending payments, trading, and custody

Thank you to our sponsor!

Hosts:

Guest:

  • Ben Werkman, Chief Investment Officer at Swan Bitcoin

Links:

Macro

BLS Drama

 PCE

Tariffs 


Timestamps:

🎬 0:00 Intro

📉 4:25 Why Noelle thinks we’re looking at the job numbers all wrong

🍔 16:23 Whether the BLS revision is actually a nothing burger

🧊 19:33 How investors are managing to shrug off all the macro noise

🏢 32:37 What surprised Ben about corporate bitcoin adoption and how earnings are shifting the narrative

💰 37:57 Why Strategy is raising capital at sky-high premiums

📊 44:40 How Robinhood and Coinbase stack up by the numbers

📜 51:11 What new signals reveal about the U.S. rewriting financial rules

📱 57:43 How “super apps” are changing the game for crypto and TradFi

📈 1:05:18 Where the panel sees markets heading next

🏛️ 1:13:17 What it might take for governments to start holding crypto

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2025-08-06 87 min
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