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Signup to Generate a PitchFintech Stacks is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 211 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Fintech Stacks
Klarna finally turned a profit and got crushed for it anyway — we break down why. Plus, Kraken jumps into the debit card wars and Coinbase quietly locks in its most valuable contract in crypto for three more years. Numbers, context, and zero hand-holding.
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Stripe just dropped $7 billion on an AI startup while still chasing PayPal in the background — we break down why the payments giant is playing both offense and defense at once. Plus: Trump-backed World Liberty Financial lands a real bank charter, and Gemini proves growing revenue doesn't always mean growing profits.
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Tether just did what critics said was impossible — a full KPMG audit with a clean opinion, gold bars and all. We break down why that matters, plus Figure's blockchain lending numbers that look almost too good, and why Citi decided buying rewards tech beat building it. Three stories, zero fluff, all signal.
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Nubank just posted its first-ever billion-dollar quarterly profit, DLocal proved growth and spending discipline don't always show up together, and Robinhood cracked open venture capital to everyday investors. We break down what each move means for where fintech is headed next.
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Bank of America just committed a quarter-trillion dollars to the AI infrastructure race, Riot Platforms turned a bitcoin mining campus into a $9 billion Anthropic data center deal, and BitGo's revenue exploded while its losses widened. We break down what each move signals for where fintech capital is actually flowing in the back half of 2026.
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