I just spent time looking into Brave browser last week.   

Hey man, don't forget in 30 mins, Charlie Shrem will be livestreamed!  10:30 EST

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@barrydutton/6pucsv-charlie-shrem-livestream-crypto-godfather-and-pioneer-tomorrow-friday-10-30-am-est-all-details-in-blog-post-add-your-questions

I would appreciate fewer episodes - without the pressure for you to prepare an episode every day irrespective of all circumstances. Perhaps twice a week the regular segments in some more detail and than, additionally, news and interviews as appropriate. That may be only those two episodes or more, if you think the content and your capacity allows for more.

Especially today's episode speaks for itself with the intersection of an exciting blockchain application with your experience in marketing. I really liked this episode.

I would prefer to keep daily shorter videos and one longer video.

The shorter ones could just comment one article. And the longer one could comment how coins have gone during the week, instead of doing it in a daily basis.

The way you are doing it now is not about trading but hold coins in a longer period of time, so the daily comments are a little bit unnecessary. The same applies to the comments for the coins movements.

Many times you are talking about what the BTCUSD is doing but telling that better to wait. Maybe it is a little bit inconsistent to do a daily video only to comment what price is doing and asking people to wait.

Well, not *asking*, because you tell most of the times that your videos are not suggestions for investors. And that is one of the other reasons I like your videos, Chris.

The daily show allows you to bring us coverage and explanation across a broad range of block-chain related news items and sources that we, the hungry and discerning novice/intermediate audience, would not otherwise have easy access to. This is your area of expertise - discernment in the blochchain-o-sphere, and this is what gives us value content. Breadth over depth is more valuable in this case as we strive to stay on top of innovation.
I am generalising but not speaking for everyone of course. 
But 3 episodes a week, for example, might be an effective compromise?

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