Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 22 hours 51 minutes
Aaron buries his first love $SUMO and Jay considers whether the whole universe is a money laundering scheme.
The Fake Internet Money Book Club returns with our second episode on "The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking" by Saifedean Ammous.
Ripple fans were not happy when Jay accused them of all being bots, so we asked the most reasonable Ripple fan we could find to tell us about why he's passionate about XRP. Plus: Bitcointopia, NV and Cansecoin.
An interview with the Nathaniel Popper, who covers crypto for the New York Times PLUS the Consensus yacht-party timeshare video and the rebranding of Aaron's beloved Sumokoin.
Jay visits Ethereal and witnesses Mike Novogratz bidding on an auction for a $140,000 Cryptokitty, ZCash listed on Gemini, GAMBLING IS TOTALLY LEGAL NOW says the Supreme Court
Aaron and Jay kick off the Fake Internet Money book club by talking about Chapters 1-3 of Safidean Ammous' book "The Bitcoin Standard." Should still be fun even if you haven't listened.
Laura Shin vs Ripple Inc.: Who the hell are these XRP stans? Bots? Coins in Pop Culture: HBO's Silicon Valley goes ICO. Post-Apocalyptic BTC Spec Scripts: The Bunker with Billions in Bitcoin
We talk to Brady Dale, who covers ICOs and more for CoinDesk, plus: the BTC-ransoming of aaronlammer...
Deep Dive: 0x (ZRX)// VCs lobby for safe haven for ETH and its many children // Letters to the Blockchain
Spring is here and FOMO Kang has awaken. We invite poker shark / actor Doug Kim back to the show and talk Cambridge Analytica-coin, crypto-weed, why alts hurt at tax time, and the mysterious hackings of crypto-personalities like Ian Balina.