174 - Can Bitcoin Really Replace the Dollar? BlackRock Thinks So

Markets are red across the board — and yes, crypto felt it too.

But in the middle of the chaos, Bitcoin’s getting a surprising nod from BlackRock’s CEO… could it really challenge the US dollar?

And Binance? They’re under fire again — this time for questionable token listings and dumping stablecoins.

We’re unpacking all of it — the bloodbath, the bold claims, and the backlash — right here on Crypto Curious.

TIMESTAMPS

1:58 Trump's Liberation Day slaps the world!

5:35 Trace asks ...

6:51 Blackrock's Larry Fink calls it

9:44 Binance called out by its own users

13:55 Short, sharp news bites

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