212 - ETF flows return, Ethereum evolves, and the Ledger data breach

Welcome to the Crypto Curious podcast, and our first episode for the year!

I’m Tracey, and today Blake and I are unpacking a week that feels quietly important as we settle into 2026.

👉🏼 We’re starting with the return of ETF inflows into Bitcoin — not in a euphoric rush, but in a much calmer, more deliberate way. We’ll talk about what that says about market maturity, and why this may matter more for long-term investors than short-term traders.

👉🏼 Then we’ll dig into comments from Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, who says the network may be closer than ever to solving crypto’s biggest technical trade-off — and why that confidence is worth paying attention to.

👉🏼 And finally, we’ll walk through the recent Ledger data breach — what actually happened, what didn’t, and why personal data leaks can still be a serious risk even when your crypto remains safe.

Let's get into it 🚀

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TIMESTAMPS

1:27 Crypto ETF inflows early pump?

4:14 Vitalik hints at change

8:40 Breaking news - Ledger data breach!!

11:46 Short, sharp news bites

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SHOWNOTES

Vitalik on X

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