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Hosted by Jamil Hasan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 980 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 980 episodes published.
Tanner Taddeo, CEO and co-founder of Stable Sea, joins Jamil Hasan to discuss what it means to build a company when both technology and markets are changing at extraordinary speed. Tanner shares the journey from Block to
What does it take to rebuild trust after years of broken promises? Harvey Liu shares his journey from computer science and venture capital to becoming a founder focused on transparency, responsibility, and long-term thin
What does it take to build trust in the next generation of financial infrastructure? In this episode of Crypto Hipster, I sit down with Ludovico Rossi , Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Brickken, to explore the fo
Building Trust Before Building Hype | Nancy Li | Crypto Hipster Podcast What separates companies that gain lasting trust from those that simply generate attention? In this episode of the Crypto Hipster Podcast, Jamil Has
What does it take to build trust in an industry that has lived through repeated cycles of hype, collapse, and reinvention? In this conversation, I sit down with Kyle Sonlin , Co-Founder & President of Global Settlement N
Andrey Didovskiy is the Founder and CEO of Seasons , where he is building decentralized financial infrastructure focused on long-term incentives, yield generation, and sustainable on-chain systems. In this episode of the
What allows a system to endure long after its creator steps away? In this episode of Crypto Hipster's Curtain Calls , Jamil Hasan brings together four conversations that, on the surface, appear to have little in common—b
What does it take to leave a successful career in traditional finance and build something entirely new? In this episode, Kevin Lepsoe reflects on his journey from the trading desks of traditional finance to entrepreneurs
Satoshi Nakamoto invented Bitcoin, but his greatest contribution may have been something far less technical: the decision to disappear. In this episode, I explore why stewardship begins when ownership ends, and why every
Most conversations focus on technology. This one focuses on the person building it. Karl Kreder, Co-Founder of Dominant Strategies and an architect behind Quai Network, joins Crypto Hipster to discuss the founder's journ
What does it take to build financial infrastructure that spans borders? In this Founder's Journey episode, Bernardo Brites shares how a curiosity about technology evolved into building Trace Finance, a company focused on
Artificial intelligence is reshaping digital trust. In this episode, Kat Cloud joins me to discuss identity verification, fraud prevention, and how organizations build trust in a world where AI makes impersonation increa
In Episode 2 of Inheriting Saturn , Jamil Hasan explores the idea of stewardship through four founders building on Solana: Mitchell Gildenberg, Joanna Zeng, Chris Chung, and Michael Repetny. Rather than focusing on techn
Today we begin the Inheriting Saturn Series . This series asks a simple but profound question: When does a system stop belonging to its creator? Using examples from recovery, cryptocurrency, business, and institutional l
Every founder has a beginning. Before blockchain, before digital assets, and before becoming a respected voice in the industry, Agne Linge was simply a young student fascinated by finance and determined to understand how
Every founder begins with ownership. Every enduring system eventually requires stewardship. In this solo episode, I explore one of the most overlooked transitions in entrepreneurship: the moment when what you've built be
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
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