Uphold on The Pomp Podcast

The Pomp PodcastJune 3, 2026

Did Michael Saylor Give Up on Bitcoin? | Anthony Pompliano

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Are you someone who's tired of juggling multiple apps just to trade, earn, stake, or spend your crypto? Then listen up because Uphold does all of that in one single unified platform. You can access 300 plus crypto and fiat currencies with an interface that works for you, whether you're a beginner or an expert. Uphold also features any to any swaps where you can swap crypto to fiat, fiat to metals, and tokens to tokens directly in the app. If you prefer self custody, Uphold's vault gives you multisig security, key recovery, direct trading access, and peace of mind without giving up convenience. Uphold is also 100% reserved, meaning no fractional practices, and proof of reserves are updated every thirty seconds so you can verify your assets anytime. For US users, you can even earn yield on dollars with the USD interest account. No fees, no minimums, and funds are insured up to $2,500,000 through the atomic cash Suite program. If you want one app for your entire digital asset life, check out Uphold today.

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Uphold provides a single unified platform for trading, earning, staking, and spending over 300 crypto and fiat currencies, featuring any-to-any swaps, self-custody options, and insured USD interest accounts for US users.

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The Pomp Podcast
Did Michael Saylor Give Up on Bitcoin? | Anthony Pompliano
Host: Anthony Pompliano
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