The Bitcoin.com Podcast

Bitcoin mining was designed to be permissionless and decentralized — but is that still true today?At @bitcoinmenaconf, @MiningGrid sits down with @graminitha1 to break down how mining is becoming increasingly centralized, why corporate concentration poses long-term risks to Bitcoin, and how retail-accessible, self-custodial mining can help rebalance the network.The conversation covers:– Why mining centralization threatens Bitcoin's core principles– Self-custody vs custodial exposure to Bitcoin– Whether mining remains sustainable long-term– The role of retail miners in securing the network– Why participating in mining can protect your Bitcoin investment

Why is Bitcoin treated as more dangerous than gambling in the West?Director of MENA, BTC Inc Gregg Davis joins David Sencil to discuss Bitcoin adoption in the Middle East, broken Western regulation, why the UAE is pulling ahead, and how Bitcoin MENA is designed to separate Bitcoin from “crypto.”The conversation covers regulation, sound money, event design, institutional adoption, and why Bitcoin's real value goes far beyond “number go up.”

How Institutions Actually Trade Crypto | Ian Weisberger (CEO, CoinRoutes)In this interview, Ian Weisberger, CEO of CoinRoutes, breaks down the real plumbing behind crypto markets.From fragmented liquidity and 24/7 trading to arbitrage, derivatives, and institutional execution, Ian explains how crypto market structure differs fundamentally from traditional finance — and why smart routing and trading algorithms matter more as institutions enter the space.Recorded at Bitcoin MENA.#CoinRoutes #algorithmictrading #cryptotrading #OEMS #EMS #SmartOrderRouting

Jamie, CMO at Bitget Wallet, joins David Sencil to explain how crypto is evolving beyond speculation into real-world finance.They discuss how stablecoins are being used for everyday payments, earning yield directly inside wallets, self-custody, regional adoption differences, and why wallets are becoming the core interface for modern finance.Topics covered include:– Paying for real-world goods with crypto– Stablecoins as everyday money– On-chain yield and wealth building– Self-custody vs traditional finance– Why 2026 could be a breakout year for crypto utility

eToro bought Bitcoin early, and the conviction never faded.Yoni Assia, co-founder/CEO of @eToro, explains why Bitcoin is becoming digital gold, how regulation fits in crypto's future, and why financial markets are moving on-chain.

In this interview, Regina from Bitcoin.com News sits down with Jiho, co-founder of Sky Mavis (the team behind Axie Infinity and Ronin), to talk about the next chapter of Web3 gaming and how Ronin could become a mass-market crypto chain—especially in places like the Philippines and Argentina.Jiho shares his origin story from CryptoKitties to Axie, the underrated early decisions that shaped Web3 gaming, and the biggest lessons from building through multiple market cycles.We cover:- Why Ronin aims to be the best chain for everyday crypto users- Jiho's early Web3 journey and the rise of Axie Infinity- What he'd do differently if building Axie again today- The long-term identity of Ronin as a full gaming ecosystem- The Ronin Wallet QRPH integration and real-world crypto payments in PH- Common mistakes new Web3 game studios keep repeating- Retention strategies that actually work (quests, battle passes, app tokens)- What blockchain gaming looks like once mass adoption hits- Jiho's message to Web3 gamers 10 years from now- Updates on Axie MMO: Atia's Legacy and upcoming playtestsIf you're bullish on blockchain gaming, community-driven economies, and real crypto utility, this one's for you.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Ronin and Web3 Gaming03:04 The Evolution of Axie Infinity05:48 Building a Gaming Ecosystem on Ronin08:56 Retention Strategies in Web3 Gaming11:59 The Future of Web3 Gaming and Community Engagement#AxieInfinity #RoninNetwork #Web3Gaming

Gamers spend thousands on in-game items like Fortnite skins—but they can't resell them. In this interview, Oliver Moroni, Head of Business Development & Partnerships at OpenSea, explains why Web3 changes that through true digital ownership, open marketplaces, and a growing player-creator economy.We talk about:Why Web3 gaming lets players buy, own, and sell digital itemsHow OpenSea evolved beyond NFTs into tokens and multi-chain tradingThe most promising Web3 gaming use cases: skins, in-game tokens, TCGs, and RWAsWhether NFTs are really “dead” or just in a market cycleHow OpenSea rebuilds trust and protects users from scamsThe future of digital ownership and what traditional gamers aren't ready for yetIf you're curious how Web3 will reshape gaming, this conversation is for you.00:00 The Promise of Web3 and Digital Ownership04:09 OpenSea's Unique Position in the NFT Market07:51 The Future of Gaming and NFTs11:54 Navigating the NFT Market: Challenges and Opportunities16:04 Building Trust in the NFT Space20:02 The Future of Digital Ownership: Bridging Digital and Physical#Web3Gaming #OpenSea #NFTGaming

CEO of Trezor Matej Zak explains why open source isn't just a feature — it's a principle.In an industry built on transparency, hiding code behind NDAs makes no sense.

From mining Bitcoin as a PhD student to running four funds across Asia and beyond — Jademont Zheng of Waterdrip Capital shares why BTCFi, AI, and public equity are the next wave.Zheng breaks down the essentials for anyone tracking crypto venture capital in Asia.

The Kaspa network just got its long-awaited DeFi moment!

From "digital gold" to programmable money, #Bitcoin is waking up to massive institutional interest.We sat down with Kyle Ellicott of Stacks Asia at Token 2049 Singapore to discuss the next era of Bitcoin. This new age is being built layer by layer to unlock the trillion-dollar potential of the most secure asset in the world.In this insightful interview, Kyle Ellicott explains:

How does a Renewable Energy CEO become one of the most aggressive Bitcoin miners in the United States?Frederick Munawa sits down with Zach Bradford, CEO of CleanSpark Inc., to dive deep into the strategies and vision driving one of the industry's fastest-growing mining operations.In this eye-opening interview, Zach Bradford reveals:⛏️ Why CleanSpark is committed to staying 100% focused on Bitcoin and avoiding other crypto ventures.

In this interview, Emil—a co-founder of Bitcoin.com shares his early Bitcoin journey, from Sweden's tech communities and PayPal frustrations to moving to Tokyo during the Mt. Gox era and helping Roger Ver rebuild Bitcoin.com in 2015.Emil explains why he believes BTC drifted away from its original purpose as peer-to-peer electronic cash and became more of a speculative “digital gold” asset. He revisits the Block Size debates, the rise of Bitcoin Unlimited, and the philosophy behind building Bitcoin.com as a site focused on usability and real-world payments.You'll also hear Emil's take on:-Why many Bitcoiners prioritized price over payments-The Bitcoin Cash fork and the “Hash War” story-Why he's skeptical of L2s and sidechains-The importance of miner validation for tokens-Why privacy is making a comeback in crypto-His outlook on privacy coins like Monero, Zcash, and Zano-What he's watching for in 2026If you care about Bitcoin's original vision, crypto utility, scaling debates, and the future of privacy, this one's for you.#CryptoPrivacy #Bitcoincom #Web3 #DigitalCash #ZKProofs #Monero #Zano #TOKEN2049Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell "

Yujiro Sugita learned early from Roger Ver that #Bitcoin wasn't just an asset — it was a path toward a freer, more equal world.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Mark Moss joins us to unpack the forces reshaping money, technology, and power in the modern world. From his early days as a tech entrepreneur in California to becoming one of Bitcoin's most recognized educators and investors, Mark shares the personal journey that led him into macroeconomics—and ultimately into Bitcoin.We dig into his “cycles” framework, exploring how history moves in pendulum swings between centralization and decentralization roughly every 250 years, powered by recurring political, financial, and technological shifts. Mark explains why Bitcoin and AI sit at the center of today's “decentralized revolution,” and why AI isn't purely centralizing or decentralizing—but both at once.The discussion then turns to the real-world implications of Bitcoin as a tool for reducing the “return on violence” compared to fiat systems, and how that changes the incentives for governments and institutions. We move deeper into the 40-year bond market cycle, the growing crisis in fixed-income markets, and why aging demographics and financial repression are pushing trillions in capital to search for a new foundation.Finally, Mark shares insights from launching a Bitcoin treasury company in the UK—Satsuma—why demand for Bitcoin-backed yield instruments is exploding, and what the future may look like as traditional finance collides with a new Bitcoin-based base layer.If you're interested in macro, Bitcoin adoption, institutional shifts, and what comes next for global finance, this one is packed.Timestamps04:54 Mark Foss: Journey into Bitcoin and Macro Economics10:06 Cycles of Change: Understanding Economic and Technological Shifts15:11 The Dual Nature of AI: Centralization vs Decentralization19:48 The Return on Violence: Bitcoin vs Fiat24:59 The Bond Market Cycle: Implications for the Future30:00 Satsuma: Launching a Bitcoin Treasury in the UK#Bitcoin #MarkMoss #macroeconomics Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell "

Zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) used to be an academic concept requiring $100M and a team of cryptographers. Now, according to Succinct CEO Uma Roy, it's as easy as writing code.In this interview from TOKEN2049, Uma breaks down how ZK is transforming blockchain scaling, proving the authenticity of digital media, protecting user privacy, and reshaping internet trust.Whether you're into crypto infrastructure or AI verification, this conversation is a must-watch.Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell "

The phrase “#Bitcoin native” gets used everywhere — but according to Callan Sarre, truly Bitcoin-native DeFi still isn't here. In this interview, Sarre breaks down why Bitcoin's architecture limits native DeFi activity today, and how the Threshold Network (and tBTC) is bridging Bitcoin into a multi-chain DeFi world without sacrificing security.We cover what “Bitcoin-native DeFi” should actually mean, the tradeoffs of bridging BTC, and how Threshold is positioning itself as infrastructure for the next phase of Bitcoin finance.⏱️ Chapters:00:00 Understanding Bitcoin's Architecture and Limitations02:47 Overview of Threshold Network and tBTC06:09 Integration with MezzoChain and Bitcoin Staking09:05 The Concept of Bitcoin Native DeFi11:48 Threshold's Growth and Market Strategy15:06 Governance and Execution in Threshold DAO17:58 Future Products and Revenue Models21:00 Bridging Centralized and Decentralized Bitcoin Economies

Sya Kantor knows why users don't mind a bit of centralization, if it gives them a better experience.

He burned a real Banksy to prove a point — and sold it for $400K.Now, CEO of Xion Anthony Anzalone, is building tech to make crypto disappear — no wallets, no friction, just usability.

Mauricio Di Bartolomeo is the co-founder and CSO of Ledn, a leading provider of bitcoin-backed loans. He found Bitcoin during hyperinflation in Venezuela and believes in the future of the digital economy. He has an MBA from the Richard Ivey business school at Western University.Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, the co-founder and CSO of Ledn, recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the market.Growing up in Venezuela and experiencing hyperinflation, bank collapses, and capital controls firsthand, Mauricio witnessed the disastrous consequences of a failing government and currency. His family eventually found a solution and "a beam of light" in Bitcoin mining, which allowed his brother to escape the country with his wealth intact on a hardware wallet, an experience that cemented their conviction in Bitcoin as a tool for economic freedom and survival.Mauricio explains how this experience led to the founding of Ledn, a company built to solve the problem faced by Bitcoin miners and holders: the need for financing without having to sell their Bitcoin. He delves into the core value proposition of Bitcoin-backed loans, especially for the emerging world, highlighting that Ledn offers the same rates and terms to clients in Latin America as those in Europe or North America. This capability is providing financial inclusion, giving many in the region their first-ever loan approval, which is a massive, transformative opportunity that traditional banks have historically denied.The discussion pivots to Ledn's decision to transition to a Bitcoin-only company after a period of supporting Ethereum during the Celsius bankruptcy transition. Mauricio outlines the move as a commitment to simplicity and transparency, emphasizing the company's deep belief in the long-term viability and investment case of Bitcoin. The conviction is rooted in the belief that the future of Bitcoin-backed loans is a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity, and Ledn aims to win by focusing on doing Bitcoin-backed loans better than anyone else, adhering to the principle that "the best restaurants have the smallest menus."A crucial component of Ledn's commitment to transparency is its pioneering and ongoing Proof of Reserves protocol. Mauricio details this process, explaining that an independent CPA verifies Ledn holds all the assets it owes its clients by looking at both the asset and liability sides every six months, a cadence the company is moving to monthly. He stresses the vital importance of Proof of Reserves—something all failed crypto lenders like FTX lacked—as a requirement clients should demand, ensuring a company is honestly reporting its liabilities and protecting client assets.The episode also covers the concept of the "new carry trade," which is the strategy of borrowing a weak, constantly-debased currency (like the US Dollar) against a hard, appreciating asset with a finite supply (Bitcoin). Mauricio illustrates this with a client anecdote who was able to buy a house without selling his Bitcoin, which then appreciated fivefold. He explains that this strategy is tax-beneficial and mirrors how the world's wealthy manage their assets, allowing Bitcoin holders to "go short weak dollars and maintain your strong Bitcoin," ultimately helping them grow their net wealth over time.Finally, Mauricio addresses the looming entry of traditional banks into the Bitcoin services space. He argues that Bitcoin-native companies like Ledn have a massive advantage because the banks' fractional reserve model is incompatible with Bitcoin's ethos of full reserves. He cautions users to be skeptical of banks' intentions and collateral practices. Ledn, a regulated business built to operate 24/7 in the volatile crypto market, is focused on building a "Fort Knox" that is designed to outlive its founders and their children, a powerful statement on their commitment to generational wealth and long-term security.To learn more about the company visit Ledn.io, and follow the team on X.

Billions remain unbanked — not because they lack money, but because the system still makes it hard to move it.CEO of Stable Brian Mehler says it's time to fix that. Stable's building global payment rails powered by $USDT.

When the U.S. President launches a meme token, how do regulators crack down on others doing the same?Chief Legal Officer of Bitcoin.Com Joseph Collement breaks down how Trump's “pump token” changed the regulatory tone overnight.

How do you build trust, educate users, and grow crypto adoption across Asia?

“Distribution is the most monetizable thing in games, period,” says Justin Waldron.Open Game Protocol founder Justin Waldron shares how Open Game Protocol could transform how games grow, giving token communities & devs new ways to win together.Timestamps:00:00 The Importance of Distribution in Gaming02:57 Understanding Open Game Protocol05:56 Launching the Protocol and Game Ecosystems09:07 The Role of Community in Game Development11:58 Incentives and Ecosystem Growth14:59 The Future of Game Distribution18:05 Comparing Crypto Markets: Korea vs. JapanWatch the full interview

Luffa is the next-gen operating system for the creator and fan economy, combining wallets, identity, communication, community, AI, and mini-programs into one seamless experience. Luffa aims to become the ultimate Web3 connector that transforms attention into ownership and connection into commerce. By enabling creators, brands, and fans to participate in a shared, transactable value-driven social network, Luffa bridges digital engagement and real-world value, empowering each stakeholder in the creator ecosystem to achieve growth, retention, and deeper relationships.Michael Liu is the chief technology officer (CTO) of Luffa. He recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the platform.In the episode, Michael Liu introduces his company's vision for transforming the creator and fan economy. Describing Luffa as the "next-generation operating system" and "ultimate Web3 connector," Michael details how the platform aims to fix the current broken model where value is captured by platforms rather than fans and creators. The core goal is a fundamental shift from attention-based platforms to ownership-based networks, turning creators, fans, and brands into aligned participants in a shared value system where every interaction can become a rewarded asset.Luffa is presented not merely as a social application but as a foundational infrastructure that combines critical Web3 components: a Decentralized ID (DID), a cross-chain wallet, communication communities, and mini-apps into one seamless, programmable layer. The platform integrates AI as its "intelligence core," using it for essential personalization of content and automated workflows based on user-controlled data. Furthermore, AI serves as a critical, multi-layered security measure alongside decentralized protocols to detect potential hacks and hijacks to users' DIDs and digital assets, ensuring a high degree of security and privacy by default, even for Web2 users.The conversation highlights Luffa's key differentiators: user ownership of identity and data, programmability that allows social interaction to trigger transactions, and composability for developers and brands to build mini-apps. The company's monetization approach focuses on working with creators rather than through them. Michael shares early validation, including B2B partners and creators using the platform for membership management and NFTs, noting significant growth with over two million downloads and plans for future fundraising and expansion into key global markets like Korea, African countries, the EU, and the US.About Our GuestMichael Liu — CTO of Luffa, is a cross-disciplinary entrepreneur and technologist with a global track record spanning AI, cybersecurity, energy, and fintech. He previously served as AI Lead at a Global Top 3 energy firm, where he led industrial AI R&D and the commercialization of smart grid intelligence systems.As the Founder of Fam Capital in Silicon Valley, Michael has driven cross-border investments bridging Asia and North America, focusing on deep tech, Bitcoin mining, Web3 infrastructure, and decentralized systems.Holding a background in Electrical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Harvard, he combines technical depth with strategic insight. Michael is also a trusted advisor to global founders, known for his ability to align advanced technologies with scalable business outcomes.To learn more about the project visit Luffa.im, and follow the team on X.

From Wired and Bloomberg to TIME and now Moon Pay, Keith Grossman has had a front-row seat to digital disruption.Grossman explains why tokenization is just the next wave of digitization and why we're entering crypto's golden era.

Gonka is a decentralized network for high-efficiency AI compute, designed to maximize the use of global GPU power for meaningful AI workloads. By eliminating centralized gatekeepers, Gonka provides builders and researchers with permissionless access to compute resources, while rewarding participants through its native token, GNK.David and Daniil Liberman are Los Angeles-based futurists, serial entrepreneurs, investors, ex-Snap directors of Product, founders of ProductScience.ai and Humanism Co. by Libermans Co., as well as the creators of the Gonka protocol. David recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the technology.Inspired by Bitcoin's ability to build massive, decentralized infrastructure, Gonka aims to unite GPU owners globally to create a transformer-based Proof-of-Work (PoW) network for AI compute. Liberman discusses the inefficiencies of centralized cloud models for GPUs and the critical shift towards specialized hardware like ASICs, drawing parallels to Bitcoin mining's evolution.Liberman explains Gonka's focus on inference over training and how a PoW-based network aligns incentives with hardware providers, fostering greater infrastructure growth compared to Proof-of-Stake networks. He also addresses the current AI market valuations, suggesting that while AI's long-term impact will be immense, some company valuations might be in a bubble, similar to the dot-com era. The conversation highlights the importance of tokenomics that prioritize hardware providers and innovators to accelerate hardware efficiency.Finally, the podcast explores the broader implications of decentralized AI for global competition and individual autonomy. Liberman argues that distributed compute systems are essential for smaller countries and startups to compete against centralized national players. He emphasizes that a PoW-based network prevents artificial inflation of value by linking coin value to the real cost of compute, leading to a healthier ecosystem. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of AI and work, stressing the need for billions of independent, decentralized AIs to prevent wealth and power concentration and ensure a future of abundance.About Our GuestDavid and Daniil began their entrepreneurial path with their siblings, co-founding ventures across computer graphics, finance, and AI. They founded Frank Money, pioneering radical financial transparency, and later launched Kernel AR, which was acquired by Snap the same year. David and Daniil and their siblings signed the Founders Pledge, channeling their economic output into Libermans Co., now valued at $ 400 million, and attracted investments from Marc Andreessen, Josh Kushner, and Arielle Zuckerberg.To learn more about the protocol visit Gonka.AI, and follow the team on X.

Sya Kantor knows why users don't mind a bit of centralization, if it gives them a better experience.

Crypto crime is evolving fast — scams have overtaken drugs as the #1 illicit use of crypto in Asia.

From Wall Street trader to Web3 builder.Altius Labs co-founder Annabelle Huang shares how her journey led to building high-performance infrastructure for the next wave of blockchain adoption — and why execution speed matters as much as consensus.

Why is Korea one of the most unique crypto markets in the world?

Most miners sell Bitcoin.

Crypto moves fast.

“The core use case is always going to be financial transactions,” predicts Jeff Feng.Jeff Feng, Co-Founder of Sei Labs, says SEI is built to become the default home for financial apps — from trading to gaming to social.Full interview from Token 2049 Singapore.

Matrixport began during a Bitcoin bear market and has grown into one of Asia's most trusted Bitcoin and crypto infrastructure platforms.In this episode, Cynthia Wu, Matrixport co-founder, shares insights on surviving Bitcoin market cycles, building for long-term blockchain adoption, and how Asia is shaping the next era of Bitcoin-powered finance.

Culture-first crypto is here.

From exotic options at Jane Street to pioneering liquid staking infrastructure on #Solana, Jito Foundation's Chief Commercial Officer Thomas Uhm is helping bridge TradFi and DeFi.

CEO of Trezor Matej Žák explains why open source isn't just a feature — it's a principle.In an industry built on transparency, hiding code behind NDAs makes no sense.Timestamps:00:00 The Open Source Ethos of Bitcoin03:07 Matej Žák's Journey to Trezor06:09 Understanding Hardware Wallets08:50 The Importance of Security in Crypto11:51 The Rise of Crypto Phones and Competition14:55 Educating Newcomers on Self-Custody17:53 The Role of Hardware Wallets in Financial Freedom21:00 Explaining Hardware Wallets to the Uninitiated23:51 The Launch of Trezor Safe 727:07 The Importance of Transparency in Secure Elements29:56 Balancing Convenience and Security33:15 Best Practices for Buying Hardware Wallets#Trezor #trezorwallet #hardwallet #cryptoSubscribe to our channel and hit the bell "

Centralized platforms cheat creators and fans with unfair cuts and hidden talent. YouBallin, on Solana, is a mobile-first platform where Talent participates in competitive events earning from NFTs and brand deals. Fans vote with $YBL tokens and Brands gain authentic engagement with target audiences. Native web2 onboarding and web3 account abstraction ensures mass appeal, targeting the creator economy's growth.Chris Arakelian is the CEO of YouBallin. She recently joined the Bitcoin.com News Podcast to talk about the platform.In this episode, Chris Arakelian introduced YouBallin as a decentralized, event-driven creator economy built on Solana, aiming to revolutionize the current centralized creator economy. She highlighted the problems with the existing model, including unfair monetization where creators receive very little revenue, algorithmic gatekeeping that prioritizes engagement over genuine talent, and an incentive structure that leaves fans as passive consumers. YouBallin's solution involves a philosophical shift, transforming fans into active owners and stakeholders through a transparent token economy.Arakelian detailed YouBallin's two-phase competitive event model for talent discovery and ownership. In phase one, emerging talents compete to be noticed by established creators ("legends") who vote for free, while fans use YBL tokens to advance wildcard talents. Phase two involves finalists receiving fractionalized NFTs, allowing fans to invest directly in a creator's journey and benefit from her popularity. She emphasized that YouBallin is a multi-sided marketplace targeting emerging talents, engaged fans, mentoring legends, and brands looking for authentic communities, creating a circular rather than extractive economy.She further explained that YouBallin differentiates itself in the Web3 landscape through its core utility, interactive event model, and domain-agnostic approach, supporting various categories beyond just music. Arakelian also introduced "TalentFi," a term for talent finance, which places ownership, instead of algorithms, at the center of discovery, aligning with the crypto ethos of empowering individuals through open and permissionless systems. The YBL token powers all transactions within the platform, fueling scarcity and strengthening participation in this closed-loop economy.About Our GuestChris brings 30 years of agency leadership and marketing communications excellence to YouBallin. Educated as a designer and trained as a client advocate, she's a Growth Engine dedicated to building brands and driving business outcomes. Prior to her appointment as CEO of YouBallin, Chris led Growth for Omnicom's most creative Brand Design Consultancy, Wolff Olins, where she ushered in net new client relationships for both established and emerging brands across a vast Web2 and Web3 landscape including ConcenSys/Metamask, Uber, Instacart, Arbitrum, Robinhood, Bloomberg, Kenvue, BMG, and more.Prior to Omnicom. Chris held senior positions at Consumer centric consultancies where she launched new as well as legacy brands into the world including Wild Turkey, Acuvue, Gillette Venus, and U By Kotex. Building futureproof brands that connect to audiences in an ever changing market is what fuels her passion and drives brand success across categories and geographies.To learn more about the project visit YouBallin.com, and follow the team on X.

Proof of reserves daily.

Can Robinhood become the “financial super duper app”?

From Solana's billion-dollar revenue engine to the rise of stablecoin empires and DATS reshaping access — Hunter Horsley reveals how Bitwise Invest is positioning for the next wave of crypto adoption.

Why is USDT so sticky across emerging markets? Paolo Ardoino explains that Tether doesn't rent distribution — it owns it.

From quantum threats to #Bitcoin on Cardano, U.S. crypto policy, and why crypto needs to chill — Cardano's co-founder Charles Hoskinson breaks it all down.

Eric Tan is the dynamic force heading Silk Development's international sales team in Batumi. As the only Asian at the helm of this global operation, Eric is spearheading innovative sales channels and breaking ground in new markets, bringing unparalleled energy and vision to the real estate landscape.In this episode, we dive into why Batumi is fast becoming the place to be for investors and dreamers alike. Eric shares his insights on what makes this coastal gem a must-visit destination and why now is the time to seize the opportunities it offers.If you think you have what it takes to invest in Batumi, contact Eric directly via Email (eric.tan@silkdevelopment.com) or X (https://x.com/alphalionbrah). Get a pre-sale offer at silktowers.com/btc.About Silk DevelopmentSince 2005, Silk Development has been shaping the future of real estate with its legendary developments that combine international standards and the essence of where it is. With 20 years on the market, it has successfully completed 10 major projects and made over $1.3 billion in investments.From world-class architecture to seamless integration with nature, every Silk Development development is a masterclass in quality, innovation, and sustainability. We collaborate with world-class architects and design studios to develop spaces that respect the soul of their place - enhancing lifestyle as well as landscape.Part of the ecosystem, Silk Hospitality manages a wide range of hotels, casinos, restaurants, nightclubs, spas, and wellness centers across Georgia. From luxury stays to fine dining, vibrant nightlife, and relaxing wellness experiences, it brings world-class service and local charm to every destination, enhancing lifestyle and leisure.Driven by a passion for excellence, we keep our standards of construction, safety, and environmental stewardship at their highest. For us, every project is not just a building - it's an experience that inspires.To learn more about the project visit silktowers.com/BTC, and follow the team on X or LinkedIn.

The same incentive to the players who just want a token for a token that they know and they care about, and then the developer does five minutes of work instead of five months of work. Okay? So it's, we're taking something that works here and something that works here, and we're making a baby, all right, it's, it's this idea doesn't, doesn't exist in its full form.Timestamps:00:00 Introduction to Open Game Protocol03:04 Token Distribution and Game Ecosystems06:06 Game Developers and User Engagement08:47 Innovative Advertising in Gaming12:05 Real-World Applications and Success Stories15:14 Future of Game Tokens and Ecosystems18:13 Conclusion and Vision for Open Game Protocol21:30 Navigating Competition and Market Dynamics24:10 The Future of Game Tokens and Utility27:23 Creating Value for Developers and Players30:42 Disrupting the App Store Monopoly34:29 Building a Decentralized Distribution Network39:06 Scaling from Indie to AAA GamesSubscribe to our channel and hit the bell "