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Dana Leigh McIntyre is a multifaceted creator-writer, director, and podcaster-who has carved a unique niche at the intersection of media, technology, and storytelling. He is the visionary behind The Dana Crypto Show, the first FM radio show in America solely dedicated to Bitcoin and disruptive technologies. Known for his energetic voice and sharp insights, Dana has been a pioneer in bringing blockchain awareness to the airwaves. As a filmmaker, Dana earned critical acclaim for his short animated film I Knew Superman, which garnered awards at international film festivals, received a nomination for an NAACP Image Award, and was long-listed for an Academy Award. Dana is also the author of several thought-provoking books, including FTX: The Last Honest Man and Bitcoin for Boomers, a simple, jargon-free guide tailored for those who grew up with The Beatles and black-and-white TV. The latter was written under his professional pseudonym, Dana Crypto. He lives off-grid in a cabin nestled deep in the Vermont wilderness, where the rhythm of nature fuels his creativity and passion for truth-telling. For more information, visit .

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FTX was not just a company. It was a cult. A twisted tech utopia built on private jets, polyamory, stimulants, and a blind faith in a single man: Sam Bankman-Fried. And standing awkwardly in the corner of that room-the one guy not drinking the Kool-Aid-was Ryan Salame. He didn't fit. Not really. He wasn't vegan. He wasn't living in the ten-person Bahamian sex house. He wasn't writing threads on Effective Altruism or pushing for universal basic income. Ryan drove fast cars. He wore suits. He donated to Republicans. He believed in capitalism-not utopia. In structure-not chaos. And yet, he was number two.