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People in crypto are really, really sad right now — and Lola thinks that might be the best thing that's happened to the industry.
Mamuna gets a guided tour of the land of crypto from someone four years deep in building its infrastructure: what actually happened on 1010 (the day 60% of the market vanished), why the whales sold bitcoin to buy space and Anthropic, and why it's easier to do real work when nobody's speculating on it.
Plus: the $100 transfer that arrives as $75 a week later, the reconciliation mess behind every wire transfer, who the blockchain industry is desperate to hire, and why you can't trust AI unless a blockchain can verify how it knew what it knew.
Watch the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LostInTechPodcast/videos
Also on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lost-in-tech/id1738267185
Lost in Tech is Mamuna Oladipo and Lola Pearson — a combined 35 years in tech across North America and Europe, on the highs, the lows, and the WTFs of navigating the industry. Send your tech questions: [email protected].
By Lost in TechPeople in crypto are really, really sad right now — and Lola thinks that might be the best thing that's happened to the industry.
Mamuna gets a guided tour of the land of crypto from someone four years deep in building its infrastructure: what actually happened on 1010 (the day 60% of the market vanished), why the whales sold bitcoin to buy space and Anthropic, and why it's easier to do real work when nobody's speculating on it.
Plus: the $100 transfer that arrives as $75 a week later, the reconciliation mess behind every wire transfer, who the blockchain industry is desperate to hire, and why you can't trust AI unless a blockchain can verify how it knew what it knew.
Watch the video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LostInTechPodcast/videos
Also on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lost-in-tech/id1738267185
Lost in Tech is Mamuna Oladipo and Lola Pearson — a combined 35 years in tech across North America and Europe, on the highs, the lows, and the WTFs of navigating the industry. Send your tech questions: [email protected].