On this episode of CoinDesk’s Public Keys from the New York Stock Exchange, Jennifer Sanasie is joined by co-host Tim Grant, Co-Founder and CEO of TensorX, as crypto reckons with the largest hack in its history.
Ari Redbord, Global Head of Policy at TRM Labs, breaks down the roughly $6.4 billion drained from Binance across 10 blockchains and what it means for exchange security.
Rich Widmann, Director of Digital Assets Strategy at Google Cloud, explains the newly unveiled Google Multi-Party Compute custody system, and whether it could have stopped the Binance breach.
Plus, Tim Grant unpacks TensorX’s push into sovereign AI compute, the rise of “neoclouds,” and the leverage risks hanging over the GPU buildout.
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Chapters:
00:00 Welcome to Public Keys
00:32 Morgan Stanley Downgrades Coinbase to $120
02:26 Binance Hit by Crypto's Largest Hack
02:53 TRM Labs' Ari Redbord on the $6.4B Heist
03:32 "The Largest Bank Robbery in Human History"
05:33 Midterms, GENIUS and CLARITY in Focus
08:41 How the Breach Happened and Hardening Cyber
11:58 Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Outflows
12:55 Tim Grant on Flows and Institutional Risk
16:47 Private Keys, Crypto's Weak Point
17:15 Google's Rich Widmann on Multi-Party Compute
21:30 The Quantum and AI Threat to Custody
23:51 Could MPC Have Stopped the Binance Hack?
27:25 Tim Grant on TensorX and Sovereign AI
32:45 GPUs, Neoclouds and the CoreWeave Risk
