Unchained 5-Year Anniversary: AMA With Laura on Her Favorite Guests, Predictions and More - Ep.246
To celebrate the 5th anniversary of Unchained, I answer some questions submitted to me by the audience. In this episode, I cover:
- what I think about the relationship between psychedelics and crypto
- the most entertaining guest I’ve interviewed on Unchained
- why Coinbase founders may have a more impactful future on crypto than Ethereum founders
- which show has been the most impactful
- why I am a “nocoiner”
- where I believe DAOs fit into the future of crypto
- who my favorite guests have been over the years
- what I am most fearful and most hopeful about in the crypto space
- why I think user-friendly products are so important moving forward
- which DeFi projects I find the most interesting
- what sort of expenses go into producing Unchained
- which topics I would like to cover in the future
- the most surprising answers I have received in an interview (feat. CZ and Vitalik)
- what three cryptos I think will be most important three years from now
- if I think I have interviewed Satoshi :)
- my advice for anyone looking to change careers and go crypto
- who has been the hardest person to book on Unchained
- what crypto trend has surprised me the most in the past five years
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Episode Links
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Podcasts mentioned during the show:
- Vitalik Buterin on Ethereum’s Five-Year Anniversary
- Listen to CZ Compare Binance to Bitcoin
- Mark Cuban on Why He Thinks ETH Is a Better Store of Value Than Bitcoin
- Meltem Demirors and Jill Carlson on the Shitcoin Waterfall – Ep.74
- Yeonmi Park on Why Doing Business With North Korea Is Like Buying a Ticket to a Concentration Camp
- Andre Cronje of Yearn Finance on YFI and the Fair Launch: ‘I’m Lazy’
- Nick Tomaino on 1confirmation’s $125 Million Fund and What Future NFTs Will Look Like
- Why Bitcoin’s December Price Target Is Now ‘Above $300,000’ (Willy Woo)
- What Makes a CryptoKitty Worth $140,000? – Ep.75 (Roham Gharegozlou)
Why I don’t own crypto: https://twitter.com/laurashin/status/1376211065772576770
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