Crypto In America
Crypto In America
Podcast Description
The intersection of cryptocurrency and the U.S. financial landscape, Crypto in America breaks down the latest trends, regulations, and innovations shaping the industry. From institutional adoption to policy shifts, we bring expert insights and real discussions on the future of digital assets in the U.S. financial system.
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The podcast covers diverse topics related to cryptocurrency, financial regulations, and digital asset innovation, with episodes discussing essential themes like the impact of the Stablecoin Act, the role of the SEC in crypto regulation, and insights from industry leaders such as a16z's Miles Jennings and Chainlink's Sergey Nazarov. Specific focus areas include regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, and the transformative potential of blockchain technology.

The intersection of cryptocurrency and the U.S. financial landscape, Crypto in America breaks down the latest trends, regulations, and innovations shaping the industry. From institutional adoption to policy shifts, we bring expert insights and real discussions on the future of digital assets in the U.S. financial system.
Our first week back in the new year, we’re looking back at the top ten moments of 2025 with some of our standout guests. From our kickoff episode with SEC Commissioner and head of the Crypto Task Force Hester Peirce, to our finale with former CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham — and countless highlights in between — we’ll revisit the conversations that shaped the story of crypto in 2025. We’ll close out the hour with Digital Chamber’s Cody Carbone, who will set the stage for next week’s big crypto week on Capitol Hill, as two Senate committees are set to hold markups on a landmark crypto bill.

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