We wrap up some of the major themes of the summer in crypto including inflation, adoption, NFTs (Non-Fungible Token) mania, layer 1 versus layer 2 blockchains and DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations). 

We give you the bird's eye view of what's happening on the macro scale, and share where things are heading as we close out this year.

In this episode we discuss the current state of the NFT ecosystem on the Solana blockchain and how NFTs are shaping the future of visual art.

In this episode, we go over the current situation with crypto regulation that made news last week in regards to the Infrastructure Bill in the U.S. Senate, and extrapolate what it means in the bigger picture for the future of crypto.

In this episode we cover the CryptoVenetian NFT art heist that occurred on August 11th in Venice Beach, California, as well as discuss wallet security and Solana NFTs.

Then we shift gears and discuss Akoin, a new cryptocurrency for business development in Africa and an NFT magazine called the Red Lion Eye Gazette and some other interesting projects in the space.

Ethereum Improvement Protocol 1559, also known as EIP 1559, is a major upgrade to the way the Ethereum blockchain processes transactions. In this episode we touch on how this is a significant milestone in the the history of Ethereum and its effects.

Then we shift gears to talk NFTs, specifically. special project called Crypto Venetians, which is the first "In Real Life" only NFT minting project. 

We wrap up with some takes on current events shaping the crypto industry.

We check in with some current NFT projects such as the Stoner Cats and discuss some new ways people are thinking about fractionalized art in both the digital and physical worlds.

We also get an update from Colin after attending two different NFT events in Venice Beach, Los Angeles this past week, including one at the Bright Moments Gallery featuring a crypto artist panel sharing their insights into the space.

In this episode we touch on some recent comments by Senator Elizabeth Warren before taking a deep dive into what is money.

We discuss how money has changed forms over time, the difference between money and currency, and the consequences that government control over monetary policy has had throughout history.

We tie it all together with the sound money principle to draw the conclusion that cryptocurrency is a new, better kind of money.

Why is blockchain significant? What is crypto? Why should you care?

Fidelity recently reported 70% of investors want to get into crypto and a CNBC study shows that nearly half of all millennials own some form of crypto investments.

The world is changing and we are here to help you explore and skillfully adapt to this revolutionary industry.

In this episode, we explore some of the over-arching themes of how blockchain technology is transforming multiple industries and we've crossed a tipping point as crypto culture begins to go mainstream.