WTF, Crypto

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WTF, Crypto is the only podcast that breaks down the biggest topics in crypto, with gripping discussions with top crypto experts and industry leaders. Each episode dives into a specific crypto-related concept, along with its implications across society and the business world.

WTF, Crypto is produced by Shipyard Software and hosted by CEO, Mark Lurie.

Every other week, Mark is joined by an industry player to tackle the big questions in crypto. Guests include Richard Gorelick, Curtis Spencer, and Noah Jessop.

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October 5, 2022

Solving the Usability Problem with Web3

with

Omer Sadika, co-founder of Odsy Network

How to improve usability so we can onboard millions more users into Web3, and why that's so important.

September 21, 2022

Crypto Derivatives Explained

with

Barney Mannerings

A discussion about crypto derivatives: why they’re important, how market maturity affects adoption, and when we’ll likely see them take off.

September 7, 2022

Fractionalizing NFTs

with

Andy Chorlian, Founder & CEO of Tessera

Exploring the concepts of collective ownership and NFT fractionalization, and the challenges and opportunities they present.

August 24, 2022

Bringing Real World Assets onto the Blockchain

with

Karl Jacob, CEO and co-founder of the Bacon Protocol and LoanSnap

A discussion on how bridging real world assets onto the blockchain can serve as a force multiplier for economy activity.

August 10, 2022

Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) Explained

with

Matt Cutler of Blocknative

Every blockchain's MEV has important important implications for its on-chain efficiency and security. Let's take a look at why.

July 27, 2022

The Real Risk of Stablecoins

with

Patrick Murk, President and Chief Legal Officer at Transparent Financial Systems

Stablecoins are helping fulfill the promise that Bitcoin initially proposed - namely efficient, decentralized payments.

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