In the season finale of "So, Why Crypto?" hosts Quay and Vishal dive deep into the wide-ranging implications of cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and the very concept of money. They take us on a journey of understanding the transformative nature of cryptocurrency as a tool, and share their perspectives on various topics - from the role of governments to the problem of middlemen in commerce.

They grapple with questions about other Blockchains/Cryptocurrencies and discuss how competition could spur innovation, ultimately benefiting users with faster, cheaper, safer, and private alternatives. They delve into the issue of trust in the world of crypto and how the promise of blockchain could offer solutions to age-old problems like double spending.

The episode takes a participatory turn as they invite questions from the So Why community. They explore the legal status of Bitcoin as a commodity, security, or otherwise, the process of software updates in decentralized protocols, the energy sustainability within the crypto space, and the influence of blockchain on other industries like supply chain management, decentralized governance, and intellectual property rights.

As they tackle more global questions, they get into the core function of money, FDIC, bank runs, and the recent mid-size bank failures. The hosts also address the potential of Bitcoin as a store of value, future of smart contracts, and explore other promising technologies in the crypto space.

Join Quay and Vishal as they conclude the first season of "So, Why Crypto?" and shed light on the future of money, finance, and how cryptocurrency could redefine them. Don't miss this discussion.