The Bad Crypto Podcast - Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum, Altcoins, Fintech and Cryptocurrency for Newbies

Bitcoin and the crypto markets are in the green today. Is it due to billionaire money rolling into virtual currency? Is it short sellers having to pay the piper after a bear market? Or can a religion move the price of crypto by saying it is compliant with their precepts? And are these the signs of a bull market or just another bull trap? Regardless, it’s nice to see all our favorite coins on the move once again and we are going to discuss the reasons it could be happening.  

Just because the ICO space is awaiting regulation in the United States and other countries, it doesn’t mean they have come to a halt. On the contrary, innovation continues as companies seek to find new ways to leverage blockchain technology to improve how we do what we do.

Today, we are pleased to introduce you to two women who bring both brains and beauty to the table. In fact, they are so smart that we hesitate to call them “bad” at all. But that’s unfortunate because we are staying on brand. Bad is bad. So it’s time to even out the gender count and welcome the official Bad Crypto Chicks, Rachel and Sarah, to episode #110 of The Bad Crypto Podcast.

As card-carrying Bad Cryptopians, we like to make waves in the blockchain world. So does Sasha Ivanov, the CEO of Waves Platform, an open-source blockchain platform that allows anyone to make their own cryptocurrency token. For example, there may or may not be a JoelCoin.

Bitcoin has it’s worst quarter ever, but the bulls says 2018 will be marked by a big run. 80,000 European stores will soon have the ability to take crypto from the big four. Twitter cracks down on cryptocurrency advertisements. And blockchain voting is coming to one state. These stories and more are the topics from this week’s headlines. If you like news, you’re going to love this special Bad News episode #108 of The Bad Crypto Podcast.

Real estate. Social Media. Transparency in reviews. Multi-asset exchanges. It’s a veritable smorgasbord of variety. Today, you’re going to hear from companies that hope to shake the foundations of their verticals by offering new blockchain-based solutions to make stuff work better. Whether you like ICOs or not, it’s fascinating to explore the plans others are developing as it helps provide a broad view of what is possible with blockchain.

Twenty years ago, most people wouldn’t have imagined how integrated the internet would be with our daily lives. By the same token, most people don’t see the blockchain revolution as it’s happening. Jinglan Wang is the executive director of the Blockchain Education Network. One of their objectives is to help students start or grow their blockchain clubs around the world. We’ll speak with Jing discover more about how the students of today will be developing and running the blockchains of tomorrow.

It’s April Fools Day in places where the ridiculous holiday is recognized and celebrated. And it’s a good thing, because it is April and we are fools. Rather than be like everyone else and try to pull a fast one on you, we’re going to pull a slow one on you instead. Joining us today for his first appearance on the show is the President of The United States… played by Mr. Ronnie Moas. Ronnie ain’t no fool, fool!

Some people see crypto as an investment opportunity. Others see the potential for crypto to change the world. In today’s episode we welcome Desiree Dickerson, a super-cool crypto chick who is working to help empower women in post-conflict societies using blockchain technology.

Gold. Artificial Intelligence. Loyalty programs. And a 4th Generation blockchain. Four projects from across the crypto spectrum, all attempting to ambitiously tackle a real-world problem with a blockchain solution. In this episode you’ll meet founders of HelloGold, Multiversum and Momentum as we explore together how tokenized economy models could be the new norm for the future.

Joel and Travis, in the crypto flow Listen in now cause it’s time for the show Gonna break it all down cause ya need to know And right now Travis it’s your turn bro We got Rachel Wolfson, she writin’ all the stuff Workin’ for Forbes, you know that ain’t rough Covering crypto, and breakin’ it down It’s episode #104 with the crypto clowns Yo.. .it’s the Bad Crypto Podcast… boooooy

John McAfee told us that those who are looking at cryptos as an investment only are missing out on the promise of blockchain. We tend to agree.  And so does Marco Robinson, the founder of Big Luv, the first charity on blockchain. The United States Congress has surprising statements about cryptocurrencies. Asia is leading the way when it comes to tokens.  And Google says no more crypto-related ads.

Is regulation of the crypto markets a good thing or bad thing? Well depending who you talk to you get differing opinions.  Shocker. In this episode, we’re pleased to introduce you to David Drake, founder of LDJ Capital, a multi-family office which deals in worldwide funds accessing over $1.5 trillion in assets.  That’s right.. I said trillion.

As benevolent dictators of The Republic of Bad Cryptopia, Travis and I care very much about our citizens. And because we’ve listened to you, you’ll discover a format change in this episode. You’ll meet blockchain strategist Jeremy Gardner.

Travis and I are fascinated by blockchain technology and how it can be used to improve the way we work and live. Today you will meet founders from four companies seeking to leverage the power of blockchain do just that. We’re pleased to welcome people from Amchart, DataBrokerDAO, IPSX and Apex Token Fund to the Republic of Bad Cryptopia. So settle in, listen up and look into the future with us on this sponsored ICO Spotlight edition of The Bad Crypto Podcast.