In this episode, I’m joined by Ethen from Send to discuss the future of peer-to-peer money movement and why sending value across the internet is still more difficult than it should be.

We talk about:

→ the vision behind Send

→ peer-to-peer payments

→ stablecoins and digital cash

→ and why internet-native money is becoming increasingly important

This is a conversation about financial infrastructure, accessibility, and the future of moving money online.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by the Rodman Law Group for a conversation about how AI is beginning to affect the legal industry in real time.

We talk about:

→ AI-assisted legal workflows

→ how research and client work are changing

→ what recent law grads should pay attention to

→ and how professional industries may evolve as AI tools improve

The conversation feels less like future speculation and more like an early look at changes already happening inside traditional industries.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by the team behind Miden — a privacy-focused blockchain exploring why privacy may become increasingly important in an AI-driven future.

We talk about:

→ why privacy is a fundamental right

→ the tradeoffs between transparency and privacy

→ how AI changes the conversation around personal data

→ and why privacy infrastructure may become critical as digital systems grow more powerful

This is a conversation about digital rights, infrastructure, and the future of privacy in a rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by CryptoDaddi for a conversation around peptides, recovery, energy, fat loss, and the growing interest around optimization tools and performance health.

We talk about:

→ which peptides are gaining the most attention

→ recovery and energy benefits people are reporting

→ fat loss and appetite effects

→ and why interest in peptides continues to grow rapidly

This is a grounded conversation about performance, health trends, and how people are approaching optimization differently today.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by the team behind LienFi — a project bringing property tax lien infrastructure onchain.

We talk about:

→ how tax liens actually work

→ why most people misunderstand the market

→ why institutions dominate tax lien investing

→ and how onchain infrastructure could modernize access, liquidity, and transparency in this space

The conversation also breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions around tax liens:

Most investors are seeking yield — not cheap property acquisition.

This is a discussion between myself and Mleejr about real-world assets, financial infrastructure, and what happens when traditionally institutional markets move onchain.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by the Jordan the CEO behind RYFT — a project building decentralized OTC infrastructure designed for an agent-driven future.

What started as a broader onchain infrastructure vision evolved into a focused thesis around one core idea:

OTC is the backbone of mature financial markets.

We talk about:

→ why most decentralized OTC systems failed

→ how institutions move large amounts of capital without market impact

→ why AI agents may rely heavily on OTC infrastructure

→ and how RYFT is building peer-to-peer liquidity systems around this shift

The conversation also explores market structure, mechanism design, and how positive-sum incentives could create more sustainable onchain ecosystems over time.

This is a discussion about where crypto markets may be heading as agents, liquidity, and onchain coordination evolve.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by Ashton the founder of OpenxAI — a peer-to-peer permissionless AI protocol focused on building open AI infrastructure.

We talk about:

→ why open AI networks matter

→ the risks of centralized AI control

→ how permissionless AI systems could evolve

→ and what decentralized AI infrastructure may look like in the future

As AI becomes more powerful, the battle between closed and open systems is becoming one of the most important technology conversations happening right now.

This is a conversation about the future of AI access, ownership, and coordination.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

In this episode, I’m joined by the team behind Pantheon — a project rethinking creator coins from the ground up.

Instead of pure speculation, Pantheon is building creator index tokens designed to reward communities with real monthly yield.

We talk about:

→ why most creator coin models failed

→ the difference between speculation and sustainable incentives

→ how creators may eventually monetize communities differently

→ and why onchain social still feels early

This is a conversation about the future of creator monetization, ownership, and aligning incentives between audiences and builders.

Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

This is a quick, high-signal conversation with creators building real work.

In this episode, I’m joined by Gist — author of *The Man Who Was Taken Twice* — to talk about storytelling, writing, and how AI tools are changing the creative process.

This is a different kind of building.

Not code — but narrative.

Gist used AI as part of his workflow to develop, iterate, and bring his story to life faster than traditional writing processes would allow.

We get into:

→ How he developed the story behind the book  

→ Where AI fits into the writing process  

→ How tools can accelerate creative output  

→ What still requires human judgment and taste  

This isn’t theory — it’s the reality of creating something from scratch in the age of AI.

If you’re interested in storytelling, writing, or how AI is shaping creative work, this is worth your time.

This is a quick, high-signal conversation with builders actually shipping in AI.

In this episode, I’m joined by Quigley from Helixa — a platform focused on identity, reputation, and trust for the agent economy.

As AI agents become more capable, a new question emerges:

how do you verify, track, and trust what they’re doing?

That’s the layer Helixa is building.

We get into:

→ Why identity and reputation matter for AI agents  

→ How trust becomes a core part of the agent economy  

→ What happens when agents start interacting on their own  

→ Where this layer fits in the broader AI stack  

This isn’t theory — it’s infrastructure being built right now.

If you’re paying attention to where AI agents are heading, this is worth your time.