In today’s episode, we discuss whether attending crypto conferences are worth the time and financial investment. We discuss the ticket price for these events and consider whether the price is affecting the number of attendees. We discuss the benefits of being an attendee and reveal how side events and after-show parties provide further opportunities to network.

Quinn Gibson joins us today to discuss the turmoil in Hong Kong and the considerable effect it has on Bitcoin. We discuss the origins of Hong Kong protests, China’s project funding in South America, and how state media controls the narrative. Quinn also highlights why Bitcoin buy volumes from Hong Kong are going up and how these protests are just the beginning of the troubles.

In today’s episode, we discuss whether Bakkt is ruining crypto and how its launch has affected the market. We discuss the future of blockchain and how institutional investors are changing the game and pushing regular traders out.

Leah joins us today to discuss how we can grow the crypto community. We discuss what we need to do to bring adoption to the masses and the importance of providing value to new crypto adopters. She highlights the need to create new reasons for people to use crypto. She also discusses how founders should pitch when looking for investment.

Travis and Joel join us today to share the concept of the Bad Crypto Podcast and why they created it. We discuss the differences between Bitcoin and other crypto conferences as well as whether Libra might be the next Netscape moment.

Digital Lawrence join us today to discuss his mission to travel the world on a Crypto Adoption Tour. We discuss how far we are from realizing and tapping into the potential of Bitcoins and the manipulations that happen in the crypto industry.

In today’s episode, we discuss how CoinMarketCap attacked Bitboy for a video he made about the company back in 2009. We share a list of alternative platforms you could use instead of CoinMarketCap and discuss Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey’s account being hacked and the reasons that led to it.

In today’s episode, we discuss how CoinMarketCap attacked Bitboy for a video he made about the company back in 2009. We share a list of alternative platforms you could use instead of CoinMarketCap and discuss Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey’s account being hacked and the reasons that led to it.

Adel and Andrew join us today to discuss what Coinmarketcap is and why they believe their ranking system is severely flawed. We discuss the impact that the Coinmarketcap ranking system has had on DAPS Coin and how it creates the centralization of cryptocurrency.

In today’s episode, Bitboy discusses the recent social experiment he conducted on Youtube to learn what the general public really knows about Bitcoin. We discuss why we believe many people still prefer to receive cash instead of Bitcoin, why people still perceive it as an ‘untraceable’ currency used by criminals