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In this episode of Crypt O Podcast, we are thrilled to have Nicki Sanders join us as a co-host. Join Nicki and the team as we delve into the world of cryptocurrencies, tackling pressing topics and shedding light on the latest developments in the industry.

We kick off the episode by examining Coinbase's plea for a response from the SEC, providing insights into the regulatory challenges faced by the crypto industry. From there, we turn our attention to the recent mind-boggling bull run on crypto meme coins, exploring their humorous yet unpredictable nature and the potential impact on the market.

Additionally, we take a deep dive into stable coins, unraveling the concept and their vital role within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Gain a comprehensive understanding of stable coins and their significance in the world of digital assets.

Join us for an engaging and informative episode, where Nicki Sanders, along with our knowledgeable hosts, provides valuable insights and lively discussions. Whether you're a seasoned crypto enthusiast or new to the field, this episode of Crypt O Podcast is a must-watch!

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In this episode of the Crypt O Podcast, we sit down with Demitri Haddad, Product for Elevate, and Aaron Bylund and Michael Shattuck, the co-founders of the new crypto trading platform, SOON. We dive into how SOON is making it easier than ever for both beginners and experts to invest in cryptocurrencies. Learn about their innovative approach to investing, the importance of optionality, and their journey as a startup backed by Republic and Y Combinator.

We also discuss the immune system-like strength that SOON aims to bring to the world of crypto investing, and how their platform is designed to cater to the needs of both crypto-enthusiasts and first-timers. Aaron and Michael share their goals for the platform, their insights on reinvestment and liquidity, as well as the unique features SOON offers, like non-prediction and randomness as motivation for spending activity.

Don't miss this fascinating conversation on the future of crypto trading, building a successful startup, and SOON's mission to make crypto investing accessible to all. Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more insightful discussions on the world of cryptocurrency, and stay tuned for our next episode!

🔗 Links:

• Republic: https://republic.com/soon?utm_campaign=soon&utm_medium=rep_banner&utm_source=soon_website
• SOON's Official Website: https://www.soon.app/
• SOON on Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.soon.mobile&utm_source=soon&utm_medium=campaign=beta-launch-play-store-badge-site-home-hero-banner
• SOON on Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soon-finance/id1583057082

In this second episode of the Crypt O Podcast, Nicki Sanders joins us as we delve into the ongoing tension between Coinbase and the SEC. Recently, Coinbase's CEO Brian Armstrong and CLO Paul Grewal released a 14-minute video addressing their concerns and discussing a potential way forward.

Join us as we break down the key takeaways from the video, exploring the sudden shift in the SEC's stance on regulating cryptocurrency exchanges, the uncertainties surrounding the classification of digital assets as securities, and Coinbase's desire for clear guidelines from the SEC. We also discuss Coinbase's commitment to an open dialogue with the SEC and their willingness to fight their case in court if necessary.

Don't miss our deep dive into this complex and evolving situation within the cryptocurrency space. Watch the full episode now and let us know your thoughts in the comments below! #CryptOPodcast #Coinbase #SEC

Welcome back to the Build-Ish Podcast! In Episode 4, we continue the conversation from Episode 3, diving deeper into the journey of successful products. We explore the fascinating stories and MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) behind Airbnb, DropBox, Instagram, and other game-changing companies. We also delve into the importance of decentralization in today's business models and discuss the key factors that contribute to the success or failure of a startup.

Highlights:

Successful MVPs: Dropbox, Airbnb, Instagram's Bourbon app, Uber Cab (2:10 - 23:00)

Failed MVPs: Quibi, Webvan, Juicero, Carvana vending machines (26:40 - 29:45, 47:00 - 50:35)

Decentralized business models (13:00 - 14:00, 17:35 - 20:00, 18:00 - 18:30, 22:45 - 23:35)

The importance of continuous validation and staying in touch with the people you're trying to help (54:10 - 55:00)

In this episode, we also cover the next steps after launching your MVP. We discuss how the learnings and validation from successful and failed MVPs can help guide you in refining your product, staying close to your target audience, and maintaining a strong focus on your business objectives.

Join us as we uncover the lessons learned from both the triumphs and failures in the world of startups, and learn valuable insights into navigating the journey from concept to a successful product. Don't miss the workshop shoutout at 55:35 and the closing at 56:45.

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In this Build-Ish Podcast episode, we explore the world of Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and their role in successful product development. Our guests share their experiences with MVP software development, discussing key components, challenges faced, and examples of successful and failed MVPs.

Learn about the stories behind successful MVPs like Dropbox, Airbnb, and Uber Cab, and gain insights from failed MVPs such as Quibi and Juicero. We also cover the crucial next steps after launching an MVP, including refining the product with feedback and data.

Join us for this insightful conversation and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes of the Build-Ish Podcast!

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Welcome to this episode of Build-Ish, where we will be discussing Problems and Opportunities in Product. Joining us today are our thought leaders and co-hosts, Connor and Cameo. In this episode, we will explore the age-old debate of whether the user or the problem should come first when developing a product. We will delve into how this decision impacts the way you validate during the innovation process.

To set the stage, we'll begin by defining the difference between a pain and a problem. Pain is an emotion, whereas a problem is an action. For instance, consistently being late to work is a problem that can jeopardize your reputation with colleagues. Once you've identified whether you're trying to fix a problem or alleviate a pain, it's essential to understand how to identify opportunities within that problem space.

Our conversation will then shift to empathy and its role in the product development process. We will discuss how empathy research and human-centered design principles can be leveraged to help direct your product development.

The final question that we will tackle is, how do you identify an opportunity worth tackling? We'll explore the key factors to consider when making this decision, such as market demand, feasibility, and potential for growth.

So, whether you're a seasoned product developer or just starting, this episode is packed with insights and perspectives that will help you navigate the world of product development with greater clarity and confidence.

Welcome to build-ish! In this episode, we present an introduction to innovation - what innovation is, how it's done, and why it's important. The co-hosts for this week's episode are the brilliant Cameo Doran and Connor McLeod, with moderation provided by the insightful Dallin Curry.

Join us as we dive deep these first few episodes into the world of product management and explore perspectives and ideas from prominent thought leaders.