In this episode of Decentral Lens, the hosts delve into the recent market dynamics following the Bitcoin ETF's debut, focusing on the impact of the GBTC sell-off, including FTX's significant offloading. Despite initial turbulence, they foresee a stabilization in demand and a subsequent price increase. The conversation then pivots to Coinbase, dissecting a critical tweet from DCinvestor regarding ETH staking concerns on the platform and analyzing the potential risks of a single-client staking model.
The episode further scrutinizes Coinbase's legal tussle with the SEC, considering the potential for a case dismissal given the SEC's recent setbacks while also noting a follow up report outlining that a SIM swap was at the core of the debacle involving the premature BTC ETF announcement. The hosts also comment on the U.S. Presidential campaign, particularly Donald Trump's recent stance against a Central Bank Digital Currency and Vivek Ramaswamy's influence on the campaign. Blutoshi references a new report highlighting the fact that the number of global crypto holders rose 34% year over year as well as data that shows that 74% of crypto developers reside outside the U.S.
Shifting focus, Blutoshi elucidates the technical aspects and anticipated implications of the Decun Ethereum update, focusing on Layer 2 solutions and ETH deflation. The discussion then ventures into the NFT realm, sparked by VanEck's sponsorship of NFT Paris, leading to a debate on the long-term value of Crypto Punks versus Bored Apes, with a nod to the intrinsic value of 'No utility.'
The episode takes an introspective turn with Blutoshi's exploration of the Terraforms art project, contemplating its classification as a Hyperstructure and discussing the theoretical and practical challenges inherent in such ambitious ventures, using Uniswap as a case study.
In the closing segment, Disco shares his latest NFT acquisition—a Nakamigo featuring a homage to Walter Payton and a unique headphones motif. The show wraps up with a discussion on Ryan Sean Adams' proposal to the Bankless DAO, reflecting on the current state of the Bankless brand and it's potential path forward.
The Decentralized Era is just beginning. Come join us on the Socials:
X | @decentralpod | @chicag0x | @disc0x
YouTube: @decentralizeddawn
Web: https://decentralpod.com/
In this episode of Decentral Lens, the hosts delve into the recent market dynamics following the Bitcoin ETF's debut, focusing on the impact of the GBTC sell-off, including FTX's significant offloading. Despite initial turbulence, they foresee a stabilization in demand and a subsequent price increase. The conversation then pivots to Coinbase, dissecting a critical tweet from DCinvestor regarding ETH staking concerns on the platform and analyzing the potential risks of a single-client staking model.
The episode further scrutinizes Coinbase's legal tussle with the SEC, considering the potential for a case dismissal given the SEC's recent setbacks while also noting a follow up report outlining that a SIM swap was at the core of the debacle involving the premature BTC ETF announcement. The hosts also comment on the U.S. Presidential campaign, particularly Donald Trump's recent stance against a Central Bank Digital Currency and Vivek Ramaswamy's influence on the campaign. Blutoshi references a new report highlighting the fact that the number of global crypto holders rose 34% year over year as well as data that shows that 74% of crypto developers reside outside the U.S.
Shifting focus, Blutoshi elucidates the technical aspects and anticipated implications of the Decun Ethereum update, focusing on Layer 2 solutions and ETH deflation. The discussion then ventures into the NFT realm, sparked by VanEck's sponsorship of NFT Paris, leading to a debate on the long-term value of Crypto Punks versus Bored Apes, with a nod to the intrinsic value of 'No utility.'
The episode takes an introspective turn with Blutoshi's exploration of the Terraforms art project, contemplating its classification as a Hyperstructure and discussing the theoretical and practical challenges inherent in such ambitious ventures, using Uniswap as a case study.
In the closing segment, Disco shares his latest NFT acquisition—a Nakamigo featuring a homage to Walter Payton and a unique headphones motif. The show wraps up with a discussion on Ryan Sean Adams' proposal to the Bankless DAO, reflecting on the current state of the Bankless brand and it's potential path forward.
The Decentralized Era is just beginning. Come join us on the Socials:
X | @decentralpod | @chicag0x | @disc0x
YouTube: @decentralizeddawn
Web: https://decentralpod.com/