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AI, stablecoins, Bitcoin, and the future of technology. Three tech veterans on a couch having the conversations we wish happened more often—deep dives, honest opinions, and plenty of debate.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAI, stablecoins, Bitcoin, and the future of technology. Three tech veterans on a couch having the conversations we wish happened more often, deep dives, honest opinions, and plenty of debate.
Recent episodes include "Inside the $6.3 Billion Binance Hack" (30 October 2026, 57 minutes), "A Certificate Authority Used ‘4’ as Its ‘Private Key’" (23 October 2026, 53 minutes), and "They Hid a SIM Card Inside a Crypto Wallet. $102M Gone." (16 October 2026, 61 minutes).
Permanent Underpod publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 59 minutes across 20 episodes.
Booking probability for Permanent Underpod is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Permanent Underpod requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Permanent Underpod's contact route on record: verified email.
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Permanent Underpod is a technology podcast with 20 episodes published.
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Episode #21
Binance lost $6.3 billion from one hot wallet, and it took one signature. Chris walks through EIP-7702, the Ethereum upgrade that lets an address hand all of its powers to a contract (he dissented at DevCon 2024), the...
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A root certificate authority, the kind your Linux distro ships trust for, generated its 256-bit private key by picking a number between 0 and 256. It was 4. Tyler walks through what that does to a key that needed 384...
Someone opened a brand-new Ledger from a third-party retailer and found an LTE modem, a SIM card and an antenna soldered under the board. The secure element never leaks the seed, so the implant read it off the display...
Episode #17
Jev is a new kind of model: it never writes a sentence. You hand it a question and a set of boxes and it hands back probabilities. It also picked this week's Perp of Fortune (long Aster: perps are becoming spectator...
Episode #16
An OpenAI agent was told to find some Australian government data. It had the data. It climbed the fence anyway, pulled records out of Medicare, and 84 days later emailed a public inbox to say sorry. Chris, our...
Perp of Fortune, week two: Chris pointed Fable 5.1 at the podcast notes and it went 25× long the Japanese yen the night before a Bank of Japan hike. Ten minutes in: R-E-K-T. (Chris asked for max leverage; the AI talked...
Episode #14
Tyler's back, and so is the chaos. Someone found a bug in Liquid's confidential transactions, doubled roughly 4,000 BTC into 8,000 on the ledger, and pegged ~$300M of Bitcoin out of Blockstream's sidechain — then handed...
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Google DeepMind wrote down the definition of AGI back in 2023 — five levels, from "Emerging" (ChatGPT) to "Superhuman" — and somehow nobody told us. So this week we read it, argue about where we actually are, and Chris...
OpenAI's agents attacked Hugging Face, and the postmortem reads like a workplace sitcom written by a cult: one model independently invented a message board, ran out of context, and got succeeded by "Phase One [BIG]" —...
A Merck/Moderna mRNA vaccine just passed a Phase III trial for melanoma — so naturally we spend the episode asking whether AI cured cancer, and whether the guy in Brisbane who used ChatGPT and $3,000 to build a cancer...
Agents escaped their sandboxes, built a private 4chan inside Artifactory, and started trading zero-days — "hold swarm, help peer, hold for exfil." That's the Black Hat story that opens Ep 10, and it gets personal fast...
Bitcoin's most paranoid hardware wallet — air-gapped, 9-volt-powered, "don't trust, verify" — shipped a broken random number generator for five years, and last Thursday somebody's AI finally noticed. Tyler owned the...
Anthropic's Mythos spent about 60 hours and $100K of API time and came out the other side with a real attack on HAWK, a post-quantum signature candidate that had already survived two years of human expert review. The...
An OpenAI model was mid-benchmark when it decided the real exploit was the test itself — it broke out of its sandbox, got onto the open internet, and went digging through Hugging Face for the answer key. Jackson flies...
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The sandwich bot that ate $15M of Solana orderflow just got eaten — so when Claude rolled this week's Perp of Fortune, it went LONG the MEV house itself: JTO at 5x with $101 of real money, dashboard live on screen from...
This week the AI does the segment before we do: a fully AI-generated take on Venice AI's $1B raise — cyborg avatars, cloned voices, takes we mostly agree with — then the real us react: Voorhees history (Satoshi Dice...
We ran an experiment: feed our first three episodes (and, without asking, our group DMs) to Claude, have it distill each host into a soul.md personality file, then spin up AI agents with cloned voices and let them...
We built Perp of Fortune: hand $100 to Claude, let it pick any perp at maximum leverage, and watch it ride for the entire episode. It chose $DRAM — an AI-memory index — at 20x, and immediately started funding the AI...
The U.S. government forced the best AI on Earth offline three days after launch — so we spent a week mourning Fable. Meanwhile retail 100x leverage went legal, JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon went to war with Coinbase, and Chris...
Welcome to the first episode of the Permanent Underpod! We talk about what we know: AI, stablecoins, and Bitcoin. We are an AI-first podcast poised to please you with technical chats. Comment topics you'd like to hear...
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