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Sep 11, 2026

Matt BrownHOST
32:20
I mean, it's like, well, if I can't use SWIFT, I'm going to use other instruments.
Matt BrownHOST
32:24
Blockchain, crypto is an example.
Matt BrownHOST
32:26
I mean, the stuff that's going on there, it's easy to monitor SWIFT, not so easy to monitor a crypto transaction.
Peter NewellGUEST
32:37
Yeah, absolutely.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
20:02
Savor responsibly.
Shannon GrossHOST
20:22
Welcome back to the second segment of Hanging with the Boys, brought to you each and every show by Blockchain.com.
Shannon GrossHOST
20:27
Thank you, Blockchain.com. Cowboys Nation, head out to the Miller Lighthouse at AT&T Stadium for a free watch party and listen to Kyle Yeomans and Brad Sham call the game as Kyle makes his return, kind of, to Cowboys land, even though he'll be in Rio.
Shannon GrossHOST
20:45
In Rio.
Shannon GrossHOST
20:45
In Rio.
Kieran MaguireHOST
31:28
So, um, it, it's, it's the use of things like this, and then we can move on to sort of the more complex areas.
Kieran MaguireHOST
31:34
Blockchain.
Kieran MaguireHOST
31:35
I'm, I'm a big fan of blockchain, although I'm not a big fan of crypto, and I think it's important to separate those two, um, and so on, i- in terms of giving protection to rights holders and so on.
Kieran MaguireHOST
31:45
Um, and to ensure, you know, you, you, A, you get paid quicker, um, and B, you get paid in, in legitimate transfers.
Scott WallaceHOST
14:32
The blockchain firm Arkham put the high at $199.51, while another tracker reported a spike above $300.
Scott WallaceHOST
14:41
The early money moved fast.
Scott WallaceHOST
14:42
Blockchain tracker LookOnChain reported that one buyer withdrew $250,000 from Binance ahead of the launch and spent $200,000 on 919 tokens at about $218 each.
Scott WallaceHOST
14:51
Another wallet turned roughly $249,800 into $1.18 million by selling into the rally.
Scott WallaceHOST
15:04
Here's how the billion tokens split.
speaker_1NARRATOR
18:52
Savor responsibly.
Kurt DanielsHOST
19:07
Welcome back to the second segment of Hanging with the Boys, brought to you each and every show by Blockchain.com.
Kurt DanielsHOST
19:13
Thank you, Blockchain.com. Oh, man.
Kurt DanielsHOST
19:18
No Cowboys carne asada.
Kurt DanielsHOST
19:20
It was
Martin ShkreliHOST
15:09
Yeah, I wanted a short hood just because it's going crazy.
Martin ShkreliHOST
15:13
This is the blockchain era.
Martin ShkreliHOST
15:15
It's not what people thought it would be.
Martin ShkreliHOST
15:17
It's going to be owned by Robinhood.
Max TannahillGUEST
10:56
And I got a feeling like, I mean, don't quote me on this, but it might have even been something like 2018, 2019, that they released Dojo.
Max TannahillGUEST
11:03
And I mean, before I even used Samurai, they were using the, I think the blockchain.info APIs.
Max TannahillGUEST
11:11
And that was kind of when it was in, it wasn't even called beta then, it was in kind of an alpha state.
Max TannahillGUEST
11:16
And, you know, without getting distracted too much, that was one of the early criticisms that they had, which they'd kind of made sure everyone that was running the wallet fully understood.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:15
Yes.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:16
So the two things I was fighting were the school choice, which is also tied to AI and blockchain.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:24
And that's what it's all about.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:26
And putting every child on a blockchain ledger.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:29
That is what it's about.
Courtney TurnerGUEST
39:29
They have their whole, you know, LER learning and education records.
Derek EagletonHOST
20:21
We are in the second segment of The Break Live from SWBC Mortgage Studios at the Star.
Derek EagletonHOST
20:25
This segment is brought to you by Blockchain.com.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:29
There you go.
speaker_3NARRATOR
20:30
That's what I'm talking about.
Matthew CheungHOST
0:49
Hi, welcome to the Working Fintech Podcast, where we interview the leaders shaping the future of fintech and Web3.
Matthew CheungHOST
0:54
Today, I'm delighted to be joined by Nicholas Carey, co-founder and vice chairman of Blockchain.com, one of the earliest and most enduring companies in the digital assets industry.
Matthew CheungHOST
1:05
So Blockchain.com began in 2011 with the original Bitcoin Blockchain Explorer.
Matthew CheungHOST
1:10
And since has grown into a global digital assets platform with more than 95 million wallets created and over $1 trillion of value moving through his infrastructure.
Matthew CheungHOST
1:20
So Nick's seen many of these different multiple crypto cycles that we've seen and now is looking at crypto.

21 MINS LATER

Nicolas CaryGUEST
22:10
There's something special and precious about old friends that know you really well and that have seen you go through those cycles and watch you mature through – Periods of personal growth and periods of real challenge.
Nicolas CaryGUEST
22:23
And so your relationship with a company, if you're a creator or a founder, can be quite similar.
Nicolas CaryGUEST
22:28
And to me, that's what I've experienced with Blockchain.com. That being said, I know people that, you know, they took the W, they had a big year, they cap out, they go on to the next thing.

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