Bitcoin Magazine Announces BM TV, a Daily Market Broadcast Set for Summer 2026 Launch
Bitcoin Magazine launches BM TV, a daily broadcast debuting Summer 2026 covering Bitcoin markets, macroeconomics, and geopolitics. The two-hour program airs weekdays 9:30-11:30 AM ET from Nashville across six platforms including X and YouTube. Targeting institutional allocators and policymakers, BM TV reflects Bitcoin's shift from niche asset to global finance centerpiece, addressing structural changes in media consumption and growing institutional adoption.
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