In this episode we dive deep into the real value in crypto with Jenite Rajendra from Trireme Trading.
Are dormant Bitcoin wallets and OTC deals reshaping the market? What role do meme coin cults, tokenomics, and $155 billion in upcoming token unlocks play in the future of Web3?
We break down the $155 billion in upcoming token unlocks, the challenges of crypto UX, and why the best projects focus on building true utility over hype. Whether you’re curious about the secret to successful tokenomics, or Apple’s surprising connection to Bitcoin, this episode has it all!
Tune in for an unfiltered look at the forces shaping the next wave of crypto!
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