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Baby Satoshi TV
The Baby Satoshi TV studio: Professor Owlins the owl, Eli the bear, Baby Satoshi and Bobby the bull at a black marble round table under trophy shelves and a glowing gold neon sign.

The market has characters.

A baby hosts. A bull predicts. A bear objects. A very old owl regrets accepting the booking. The argument has been running since the first candle — we just installed cameras.

No wallet. No token. No financial advice. Somehow still a finance show.

The dark Baby Satoshi TV studio and its central backstage doorway.

THE CAST

Five voices. One market. Zero consensus.

Choose a voice. The table will form an opinion.

  1. Baby Satoshi. THE HOST. Small suit. Oversized conviction.
  2. Eli Bearman. THE BEAR. He sees risk before breakfast.
  3. Bobby Bullish. THE BULL. Every dip looks like an invitation.
  4. Professor Owlins. THE PROFESSOR. Data first. Drama second.
  5. Rex. THE FOX. Fast reads. Sharper exits.

From the Archive

Tonight's broadcast

The first tapes of the eternal argument — kept on the wall partly as history, partly as evidence.

All episodes

EP002 · 1:00

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The Viral Cut

Sixty seconds of someone being wrong.

Bobby promised the moon. The chart had other plans.

“That's not zoom out. That's WIPE OUT.” — Eli, in peak form.

Bobby explains diamond hands. His wallet history disagrees.

A strategy so simple even Bobby can't follow it.

Take a side

Three situations. One microphone.

Hand the mic. The desk keeps score — then files its verdict.

01 / 03

The market drops twenty percent overnight. The desk goes live. Who gets the mic?

An original production

Nothing on this stage is accidental.

Baby Satoshi TV is an independent animated property built as a living broadcast world — recurring characters, a permanent studio, episodic stories and short cuts that travel without losing the show’s identity. Every chair, catchphrase and camera angle has an author. The chaos is scripted. The argument is real.

Inside the studio
09
Original characters
02
Broadcast languages
00
Tokens. Ever.
01
Connected universe

Baby Satoshi TV · Original animated production

ON AIR

Release desk

Built for the audience, not the algorithm.

Every channel carries the same authored world in the format that fits it best. One account per platform, five hosts sharing it — Bobby has filed a complaint.

Launch rollout
Distribution networkChannel status

There is no token. There is no coin. There is no “stealth launch.” Anyone selling you one is running a different show in our costumes.

For those who still want one

Audience club

The case will reopen. Be reachable.

One email when a broadcast goes live. That's the whole operation. Eli audited our marketing funnel and found nothing — he called it the healthiest chart on the show.

Times we've asked you to subscribe: 0. We're not starting now. The form is simply… there.

The fan wall

The audience gets a wall of its own.

Open the fan wall

Open desk

Partnerships & press

Building something in financial education or entertainment? The round table takes meetings.

Contact channel opening with the public launch.

Questions from the floor

The audience asks. The desk answers.

Is this financial advice?

ELINo. Advice costs money and ends badly. This is free, and it only ends badly for Bobby.

When is the next broadcast?

CONTROLWhen it survives the writers' room. Episodes air when they're ready, and the channels link up when the desk settles who holds the password. Both are close. Neither is a date.

Is there a token?

OWLINSNo.

Legal requested a longer answer. The Professor declined. The long version lives on the rights page.

Who is Baby Satoshi?

BABYBaby is the host. Baby asks the questions. That one stays unanswered. The bottle stays closed.

Why animals in suits?

BOBBYBecause when a bull yells “this is the bottom”, it's comedy. When your group chat yells it, it's your portfolio.

Can I put the characters on a t-shirt?

CONTROLWe love that you asked first — most people don't. The answer is no for now: merchandise arrives officially or not at all. The rights page says this with more lawyers.

ON AIR

The lights dim.
The sign stays on.

Start the argument from the beginning