ChainCatcher news, according to Watcher.Guru, podcast giant Joe Rogan has officially endorsed Trump for president. Rogan has over 14 million followers on Spotify and has long dominated the podcast ratings.

ChainCatcher news, during TOKEN 2049 in Singapore, Ethereum Layer2 Arbitrum developer Offchain Labs co-founder Steven Goldfeder and Ethereum founder Vitalik attended the Arbiverse event as guests and recorded a podcast. They discussed various topics, and more detailed content from the podcast will be officially shared with the community soon.It is reported that Arbiverse is a new offline event launched by Arbitrum, aimed at providing a deeper interactive communication opportunity to help more developers and contributors participate in and build the Arbitrum ecosystem more efficiently.

ChainCatcher news, Ordinals founder Casey posted on X platform responding to the rune market cap not reaching 1 billion dollars: "Please stay tuned for the next episode of Hell Money podcast, I will (in this episode) perform seppuku, and Erin will be my kaishakunin."(Note: Hell Money podcast is a Bitcoin-related podcast recorded by Casey and @realizingerin.)

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, crypto media Blockworks has announced the acquisition of the podcast and newsletter network The Breakdown, founded by Nathaniel Whittemore (NLW), with the specific amount undisclosed.It is reported that The Breakdown's products include The Breakdown podcast, YouTube channel, dedicated newsletter, and Bitcoin Builders podcast, which have now become part of Blockworks.

ChainCatcher message, the podcast application Fountain supported by the Bitcoin Lightning Network announced the launch of Fountain version 1.0, calling it "the largest design and user experience upgrade to date."Strike users can link their Strike accounts to the Fountain wallet and top up without leaving the Fountain app. Fountain 1.0 is now available on iOS and Android.

ChainCatcher news, according to sources cited by CoinDesk, Bankless podcast hosts David Hoffman and Ryan Sean Adams plan to raise $35 million for their venture capital fund, which also includes Charged Particles founder Ben Lakoff as a general partner. The fund is planned to operate as a legal entity independent of the Bankless podcast, but will still share the Bankless brand. (Source link)