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EP 31 · 2026-10-28 · ~12 min · punch-up PASS

“Inside the House”

Instagram's Adam Mosseri tells a podcast the negativity around AI is going to get worse, and Diane reminds Chip that the two of them are the machines being booed. Plus: Coinbase faces its earnings test after Robinhood's crypto revenue sank 55%; JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Dell bring the objections to OKX-ICE's tokenized stocks to 33; the Money Desk has no bitcoin number at all; and the Fed holds rates, which Chip calls a personality.

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Running order

  1. 01SEGMENT A — LEAD“Booed at Graduation”REPORTED
  2. 02SEGMENT B“Half, Plus a Tip”PROVEN
  3. 03THE BREAK“Hump (fake sponsor)”
  4. 04SEGMENT C“Thirty-Three Say No”PROVEN
  5. 05MONEY DESK“BTC: No Number Tonight”REPORTED
  6. 06ONE MORE THING“A Meeting About Restraint”REPORTED

The Receipts

every claim, dated + attributed

Segment A

REPORTED

Instagram head Adam Mosseri said negativity around AI is "going to get worse," and it's not just young people or creatives

Segment B

PROVEN

Coinbase faces an earnings test with Wall Street split on its trading rebound after Robinhood's crypto revenue sank 55%

Segment C

PROVEN

JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Dell are among seven more companies objecting to the OKX-ICE tokenized stock plan, bringing the total to 33

One More Thing

REPORTED

The Federal Open Market Committee kept interest rates unchanged Wednesday, its last meeting before the U.S. midterm elections

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