🕵️ “Satoshi?” — Bitcoin’s Creator revealed. Grüns’ $1B gummy bear. NFL vs Hollywood. +Moon Sauce

The Best One Yet23mApril 13, 2026

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This episode of 'The Best One Yet' kicks off with a high-energy recap of the hosts' sold-out live show at Irving Plaza in NYC, complete with surprise guest Jim Cramer and a record-breaking 27 hugs. The main segment dives into three major business and cultural stories. First, the New York Times claims 99.5% certainty that British cryptographer Adam Back is Satoshi Nakamoto, based on linguistic analysis, behavioral patterns, and AI-powered forensic writing comparison. However, the hosts argue that revealing Bitcoin’s creator could undermine the currency’s core philosophy of decentralization and anonymity. Second, vitamin gummy brand Grooms—founded in 2023—was acquired by Unilever for $1.2 billion, highlighting a trend where large CPG companies bypass R&D by acquiring fast-growing startups, especially in wellness. The gummies’ shareable, candy-like form factor proved to be a key growth hack. Third, the NFL faces a DOJ antitrust investigation for allegedly abusing its 1961 legal monopoly status, as consumers now pay more to watch football than they do for movies or music, thanks to fragmented streaming deals that force fans to subscribe to multiple platforms. The episode closes with fun facts, birthday shoutouts, and a final note on the hosts’ personal investments in Netflix and Bitcoin.

Key Takeaways
1

Unmasking Bitcoin’s creator could threaten its decentralized identity and potentially harm its value.

2

In wellness and CPG, M&A is outpacing R&D as a growth strategy—Unilever’s $1.2B acquisition of Grooms is a prime example.

3

The NFL’s legal monopoly is under scrutiny because consumers now pay more for football than for movies or music.

4

Product design that enables social sharing (like gummy bears) can be a powerful growth engine.

5

The NFL’s TV deals, while legally exempt from antitrust laws, may no longer be justified if they force fans into costly, fragmented subscriptions.

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Chapters
0:00
4 min

Live Show Recap & Studio Return

“We passed our record for most hugs on stage ever at 27. I think like Wilt Chamberlain has a record. You and I have a record. Most times hugging each other in public.”

Highlight
3:30
5 min

Satoshi Nakamoto: The Mystery Solved?

“The worst thing for Bitcoin might be knowing who invented it.”

Highlight
8:20
7 min

Grooms & the Power of Shareability

“Gruen's growth hack is shareability. You can share it at the end of your office lunch. And each share is a free sample to that other person.”

Highlight
15:00
5 min

NFL’s Antitrust Investigation

“Americans pay more to watch the NFL than we pay for movies. And nearly as much as we pay for music.”

Highlight
20:00
3 min

Bonus Stories & Birthday Shoutouts

The episode wraps with inflation updates, Shaq launching a dunk-only competition, tax day reminders, and a montage of birthday wishes for listeners across the U.S.

High-Impact Quotes
“The worst thing for Bitcoin might be knowing who invented it.”
— Nick•9:02
Viral: 85.0
“Americans pay more to watch the NFL than we pay for movies. And nearly as much as we pay for music.”
— Nick•17:31
Viral: 82.0
“If you want to watch every single NFL game last season, guess what the FCC says you had to pay? They say you have to have 10 different services costing $1,500.”
— Nick•16:49
Viral: 80.0
Speakers

Hosts

NickJack

Guests

Jim CramerRyan Serhan
Topics Discussed
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency95%Mergers and Acquisitions in CPG90%Antitrust and Monopolies88%Consumer Behavior and Product Design85%Media Rights and Streaming Fragmentation82%Inflation and Economic Trends70%Celebrity-Driven Niche Entertainment65%Space Exploration and Product Placement60%
People & Brands

Bitcoin

other

30xNeutral

NFL

organization

25xMixed

Satoshi Nakamoto

person

22xNeutral

Adam Back

person

18xNeutral

Grooms

organization

15xPositive

Unilever

organization

10xPositive

New York Times

organization

8xPositive

John Carreyrou

person

7xPositive

Department of Justice

organization

6xNeutral

NASA

organization

5xPositive

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