Hosted by Jamil Hasan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 960 episodes
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Making sense of the digital economy—through the people building it.Where builders talk freedom, not price.The Crypto Hipster Podcast features conversations with founders, entrepreneurs, and independent creators shaping what comes next.This is not a traditional interview show. These are perspective-driven conversations focused on insight, conviction, and the realities of building in a rapidly changing world.We go beyond headlines, beyond hype, and beyond price—to explore ownership, freedom, and opportunity in the digital economy.Some episodes are conversations. Some are reflections.All are designed to help you understand what’s being built—and why it matters.
Jamil Hasan hosts Crypto Hipster, a technology show with 960 episodes published.
What happens when someone leaves the markets—not because they failed, but because they discovered another way to create? In this episode of Crypto Hipster , I sit down with Simon Mach to explore an unconventional journey
After nine years in crypto, I've learned that diamond hands aren't really about holding an asset. They're about holding a standard. In this solo episode, I explore how lessons learned through bull markets, bear markets,
Technology has given creators more tools than ever before. Yet many still depend on platforms, algorithms, and audiences to reach the people they hope to serve. Alex Genadinik of SPRK joins me to discuss creators, owners
Technology changes. People remain remarkably the same. In this solo episode, Jamil Hasan explores the question behind his upcoming book People Are People : What happens to us when the systems around us change? Drawing fr
What Is Bitcoin Mining Becoming? Bitcoin mining began as a cryptocurrency story. Today, it may be becoming something much larger. Sergii Gerasymovych of EZBlockchain joins me to discuss stranded energy, flare gas, infras
What matters when nobody is watching? In this solo episode, I reflect on why integrity matters more than sales, visibility, influence, or convenience. Drawing from recovery, podcasting, and years of interviewing founders
Everybody talks about staking as passive income. But underneath that narrative are bigger questions. Who secures the network? Who controls validation? Who holds custody? And what happens when institutional capital arrive
Everyone seems excited about AI agents. The promise is simple: faster decisions, less friction, more automation. But what happens when those decisions involve real money, real risk, and real consequences? In this episode
Most people think Bitcoin changed money. I think Bitcoin revealed people. In this solo episode, I reflect on nearly a decade inside the crypto industry and the lessons that emerged from hundreds of conversations with fou
Can authenticity create trust? In this conversation, Dr. Manny Ahmed of Open Origins explains how his team is building technology to verify the origin and integrity of digital content in an age increasingly shaped by AI-
Crypto promised immutable ownership. Real-world law has other ideas. In this episode of the Crypto Hipster Podcast, Jamil Hasan sits down with Faisal Al Monai and Christopher Kelly of droppRWA to explore one of the bigge
Crypto promised freedom. Then speculation consumed the signal. In this solo episode, I explain why I walked away from “corporate crypto” interviews and why The Lost Message became necessary to write. This is not about pr
Most people never see the ugliest part of cross-border payments. Builders do. In this episode of the Crypto Hipster Podcast, I sit down with Ran Grushkowsky of MassPay to explore the hidden infrastructure behind global p
Privacy in blockchain exists… until it doesn’t. In this episode, Jamil Hasan speaks with Varun Kabra of Concordium about the tension between privacy, identity, compliance, and scalability in modern blockchain systems. Ra
What happens when gameplay becomes economic infrastructure? In this conversation with Luke Barwikowski, founder of Pixels, we explore AI-driven rewards, decentralization, digital ownership, and the tension between ideals
For years, the Crypto Hipster Podcast documented builders across the digital economy. But after more than 580 conversations, certain discussions stayed with me long after the recordings ended. Not because they were the l
Most AI conversations begin from the assumption that the world already looks digitally uniform. It doesn’t. In this episode, Monti Kgengwenyane and Mithabisi Bokete with OrionX discuss building AI infrastructure across e
Crypto was supposed to disrupt manufactured credibility. Instead, parts of the industry learned how to manufacture it too. In this episode of Crypto Hipster, Jamil Hasan explores why pressure—not titles, visibility, or p
Exposure is not ownership. In this episode of Crypto Hipster, Jamil Hasan sits down with Alan Qureshi of Black Lake to examine what happens when real-world assets move onchain — and where the cracks still exist beneath t
I’ve been told I picked the wrong day. That Tuesdays are crowded. That I’m going up against bigger shows. Good. Because this isn’t about competing for attention. This episode breaks down the difference between building f
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