Zeke Faux

Zeke Faux, an investigative reporter at Bloomberg and author of "Number Go Up," dives deep into the controversial world of the Trump family's cryptocurrency ventures. He reveals how their crypto activities blur the lines of legality while exploiting the chaos of political corruption. Faux discusses the booming market for Trump's NFTs, the implications of World Liberty Financial, and the ethical dilemmas of linking political access to financial gains. Listeners will be captivated by the murky intersection of politics and crypto that continues to evolve.

Zeke Faux, an investigative reporter at Bloomberg Businessweek, dives deep into the world of scam text messages. He shares his personal journey from a curious recipient to uncovering shady operations behind these deceptive communications. Listeners learn about the manipulative 'pig butchering' scams that exploit emotions and finances. Faux's investigation reveals unsettling connections between scams and human trafficking, particularly in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, highlighting the dark realities of exploitation amidst a façade of luxury.

Zeke Faux, an investigative reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek and author of "Number Go Up," discusses the growing rift between the US and Europe regarding the war in Ukraine. He sheds light on the implications of an Argentinian President's memecoin and its connections to crypto schemes involving the Trump family. The conversation also touches on Germany's political shifts, the rise of right-wing sentiments in Europe, and the urgent need for coherent governance amidst global tensions.

Zeke Faux, an investigative reporter for Bloomberg and author of "Number Go Up," joins Congressman Jared Moskowitz, who formerly directed Florida's emergency management. They dive into the complicated world of cryptocurrency, discussing how scams operate within the market and the political ramifications of these financial maneuvers. They also explore the absurdities of meme coins and the ethics surrounding political endorsements in crypto. The conversation touches on the alarming rise of anti-Semitism in America and Trump's contentious foreign policy.

Join investigative reporter Zeke Faux, who specializes in cryptocurrency, and Annie Lowrey from The Atlantic as they dissect Trump's affinity for digital currency. They explore how cryptocurrency intertwines with profit-driven politics and its implications for the economy. The duo raises ethical concerns surrounding unregulated markets and discuss the potential volatility of crypto assets. They also highlight the political ramifications of digital currencies on congressional funding and urge civic engagement for informed discussions on crypto policies.

Zeke Faux, a Bloomberg News reporter and author of "Number Go Up," dives deep into the chaotic world of cryptocurrency. He discusses Donald Trump's shifting stance on crypto and the emerging influence of meme coins in politics. Faux highlights the complexities of tracking profits in decentralized exchanges and critiques the obsession with crypto gambling. He explores the speculations behind meme coins, their community-driven value, and the ethical concerns surrounding these trades, providing insights into the evolving crypto landscape.

Bloomberg journalist Zeke Faux explores the world of cryptocurrencies, from superyachts to parties in Miami. He buys a Bored Ape and sends Tether to a scammer. He discusses NFTs, investor behavior, and crypto's association with criminality. The podcast also touches on a video game crash in the Philippines and the mystery of Tether. FTX's 'Sanbankman free' is mentioned as well.

Zeke Faux, journalist and author of the new book Number Go Up, joins the podcast to discuss his access to key cryptocurrency figures and their use of cryptocurrency for both nefarious and non-nefarious purposes. The topics covered include skepticism surrounding Tether, the background of a prominent figure in the crypto world, the hidden relationship between Tether and Bitfinex, uncovering the mysterious past of a key figure involved with Tether, the future of cryptocurrency, the impact of the crypto market crash on perception, and crazy stories from the book Number Go Up.

Zeke Faux, Bloomberg News investigative reporter, discusses the rise and fall of cryptocurrency, its relationship with capitalism, and the conviction of crypto entrepreneur SBF. They explore the challenges of Bitcoin as a replacement for central authority, the fraud surrounding FTX, criticism of stereotypical investments, the limitations of Bitcoin as a medium of exchange, and contrasting views on money.

Zeke Faux, an investigative reporter at Bloomberg and author of "Number Go Up," dives into the courtroom drama unfolding around Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX. With insights from his two-year chronicling of Bankman-Fried's rise and fall, Faux outlines the serious fraud allegations and their implications for the crypto industry. He discusses the emotional testimonies from former associates, the legal consequences that loom over Bankman-Fried, and the eroded trust in cryptocurrency following FTX’s spectacular collapse.