Announcing Blockcast – Our Weekly Podcast With the Financial Coconut

It’s Friday, which means the new episode of Blockcast, brought to you by Blockhead and The Financial Coconut.

, and Blockhead

November 11, 2022 . 12:46 PM

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What a week to to launch Blockcast, our podcast brought to you in collaboration with The Financial Coconut (TFC). The show will be taking over Friday slots at TFC.

Highlighting the latest in blockchain and web3 in Southeast Asia and beyond, there’s nothing cryptic about this brand-new crypto podcast. From NFT nuances to institutional implications, Blockcast brings you weekly bite-size TLDRs and ICYMI discussions of the industry.

This week:
07:25 – What Went Wrong at FTX?
22:00 – What is Singapore’s Regulatory Approach Towards Cryptocurrency?
35:50 – 11,000 Meta Employees Fired. What’s Next For Meta?

The show is carried on The Financial Coconut Podcast Network (TFC’s main podcast) and TFC Investors Podcast Network (investor-centric).

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