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Crypto crime: What the headlines don’t tell you
What’s the real deal with crypto crime, and can blockchain ever shake its bad rap? Host Nathan and co-host Gareth dive deep with Jennie Levin, chief legal and operations officer at Algorand Foundation, to unpack the truth behind high-profile crypto scandals like FTX and sneaky blockchain exploits. Jennie breaks down how these crimes mirror traditional finance fraud and what’s being done to make crypto safer. No hype, just clear insights on securing the future of blockchain. Whether you’re a newbie or a crypto OG, this episode is a must-listen! This episode was produced by Tonal Media.
(00:00) Introduction to the Clear Crypto Podcast
(02:23) Discussion about Bitcoin 2025 event in Las Vegas
(05:06) Gareth’s insights on evolving crypto conferences
(10:45) Introduction of guest Jenny Levine
(12:33) Overview of crypto crime and the FTX scandal
(18:56) Detailed explanation of the charges against Sam Bankman-Fried
(31:00) Discussion on centralized vs self-custody exchanges
(36:40) Exploration of crime related to blockchain protocol exploits
(40:22) Definition and context of white hat hackers in crypto
(43:16) Legal perspective on white hat hacking
(48:05) Future of crypto crime and blockchain security
(50:36) Gareth’s observation on evolving crypto regulations
(52:30) Final thoughts on the future of crypto security
(58:00) Conclusion and farewell
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By CTWhat’s the real deal with crypto crime, and can blockchain ever shake its bad rap? Host Nathan and co-host Gareth dive deep with Jennie Levin, chief legal and operations officer at Algorand Foundation, to unpack the truth behind high-profile crypto scandals like FTX and sneaky blockchain exploits. Jennie breaks down how these crimes mirror traditional finance fraud and what’s being done to make crypto safer. No hype, just clear insights on securing the future of blockchain. Whether you’re a newbie or a crypto OG, this episode is a must-listen! This episode was produced by Tonal Media.
(00:00) Introduction to the Clear Crypto Podcast
(02:23) Discussion about Bitcoin 2025 event in Las Vegas
(05:06) Gareth’s insights on evolving crypto conferences
(10:45) Introduction of guest Jenny Levine
(12:33) Overview of crypto crime and the FTX scandal
(18:56) Detailed explanation of the charges against Sam Bankman-Fried
(31:00) Discussion on centralized vs self-custody exchanges
(36:40) Exploration of crime related to blockchain protocol exploits
(40:22) Definition and context of white hat hackers in crypto
(43:16) Legal perspective on white hat hacking
(48:05) Future of crypto crime and blockchain security
(50:36) Gareth’s observation on evolving crypto regulations
(52:30) Final thoughts on the future of crypto security
(58:00) Conclusion and farewell
Follow Cointelegraph on X @Cointelegraph.
Follow StarkWare on X @StarkWareLtd
Check out Cointelegraph at cointelegraph.com.
Check out StarkWare at https://starkware.co/
If you like what you heard, rate us and leave a review!
The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast are its participants alone and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of Cointelegraph. This podcast (and any related content) is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, nor should it be taken as such. Everyone must do their own research and make their own decisions. The podcast’s participants may or may not own any of the assets mentioned.