Bankless Nation, welcome to the weekly roll-up.

Each week I'm bringing on a different co-host to help me go through the news.

And this week, I have the pleasure of being joined by dear friend and crypto media colleague Mike Epilito.

Mike, happy Friday. Glad to have you here.

Happy Friday, buddy. How we doing?

Really good, really good.

Really good week.

Really good week.

Interesting week. There is a lot to talk about. Michael Saylor

bought more Bitcoin, which is the most boring thing of the week. It only gets more exciting

from there. Stable coins had a big week. We're above $200 billion in supply with four new

stable coin slash tokenized money markets being entered into the market, or at least announced

BlackRock's

Buildil Fund, triples in size in just the last three weeks. Hyperliquid had a rocky week this week.

Market manipulation attack leads to an industry-wide discussion about what rules do and

do not apply to Hyperliquid. The U.S. Treasury finally removes tornado cash from the OFAC list,

and then Robin Hood announces

Robin Hood banking something I want to keep an eye on. That's the news of the week that I got

for you to talk about this week, Mike. But also, we're coming after just Das week out of the

blockworks ecosystem. And broadly, that was for the industry as a whole. So maybe before we get

into the specific news of the week, I can just kind of get your broad strokes about how you're feeling about the industry, about the fundamentals,

about whatever comes to mind first and foremost. Also, congratulations on Das. You got through a

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