Show Notes
On this episode of Hell Money, Erin’s podcasting career collapses after one listener says she talks too much, while Casey ascends to godhood on the strength of 4,000 mysterious fake followers per day. It’s the fall of Erin, the rise of Casey, and Bitcoin is decoupling in the wrong direction.
We also cover the CLARITY Act, stablecoin regulation, fake UFO disclosure, Claude goblins, Anthropic vs OpenAI, Trump’s Beijing trip, ord.io shutting down, and the true origin of Hantavirus: John Pork’s corpse in the Akashic Records.
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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro, Erin talks too much 7:00 CLARITY Act & the legalization of gambling 14:30 Hantavirus origin, John Pork, quantum computers 19:30 DMT clockwork elves, AI consciousness, UFOs 22:10 Casey's botted fame, flop tweets 31:05 Vibe coded UFO disclosure 36:15 OpenAI vs. Anthropic, headline PR 52:20 Trump goes to Beijing with major CEOs 54:50 ord.io shutting down
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