Rising Tide

Artists DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes discuss the arguments for and against including Ripple's XRP in a "Digital Asset" Strategic Reserve. Following some political discussion, they turn to the concept of NFTs and "Network Art" as posited by 6529 on X.

The discussion focuses on the $TRUMP memecoin before the co-hosts turn to other topics such as the demise of MakersPlace and Eric P. Rhodes' experiments with the Rodeo platform.

It's all about Rodeo.club today, from gamifying art on social media to their recently criticized terms and conditions.

The co-hosts resume their discussions with a look at the possibility of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. They talk about their "X score," their experiences with the "gift-shop" experience of the new NFT platform, Rodeo and then analyze arguments about who should and should not be included on the latest lists of "good" art.

DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes start the episode discussing drones over New Jersey before delving into a variety of crypto-related topics such as the potential OpenSea airdrop, the success of Pudgy Penguins and terrible crypto taxation ideas.

DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes dive into creator marketing strategies during bearish and bullish conditions. They discuss the possibilities of an OpenSea airdrop and then share anecdotes regarding unit bias buying behavior in the newly bullish crypto market.

Co-hosts DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes observe Ethereum's comeback. They discuss the revitalized market's effect on the growth of DeFi and the potential rebirth of the broader NFT market.

Collect this episode's token on https://pods.media/ and redeem it on manifold.xyz for a collaborative art work created by the co-hosts! Check out @_dkleine and @ericprhodes on X for all the details.

The co-hosts celebrate Bitcoin's climb toward, but not over $100k. They discuss the inverse Cramer phenomenon and delve into topics like the possibility of Elon Musk acquiring MSNBC as a new platform for citizen journalism before examining broader issues regarding health and art.

While the crypto community rings the death knell for Ethereum, DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes say it's time to keep building. The co-hosts discuss the changes in crypto policy with the new Trump administration and delve into the possibilities of renewed interested in some, but not all, NFTs.

DKleine and Eric P. Rhodes discuss the crypto industry's response to US election results. They briefly examine issues that appeared to motivate voters and then shift to a discussion regarding the potentially bullish conditions of a crypto-friendly administration.