
A major bank collapse in Paraguay has triggered a political crisis, leaving millions of customers caught in the fallout and the country’s president removed from office.
In this episode of The Weekly, Alex Richardson and Jamie Redman unpack what the crisis reveals about the risks inside traditional finance and whether crypto’s transparency offers a meaningful alternative.
They also break down the growing backlash against tokenized stocks, with roughly 90% of the companies originally targeted by the OKX-ICE platform reportedly objecting to the initiative.
Plus, the episode covers Elizabeth Warren’s potential return to a more powerful role overseeing banking and crypto policy, Vitalik Buterin’s evolving case for ETH as money and a store of value, and World Liberty Financial’s latest WLFI token buyback amid renewed political scrutiny.
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