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The Crypto Business Podcast with Fexingo: Blockchain Companies, Tokens, and Web3 Startups

The Crypto Business Podcast with Fexingo: Blockchain Companies, Tokens, and Web3 Startups

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Every day, Lucas and Luna examine the intersection of blockchain technology, corporate finance, and startup strategy. From tokenomics and DAO governance to the balance sheets of public crypto companies like Coinbase and MicroStrategy, each episode breaks down a single story—a regulatory filing, a venture round, a protocol upgrade—and asks what it signals for institutional adoption, retail investors, and the broader Web3 ecosystem. Lucas brings a journalist's skepticism, Luna a builder's pragmatism. Together they dissect on-chain metrics, parse SEC filings, and weigh the viability of revenue models from L2 scaling solutions to DeFi lending protocols. This is not hype: it's a sober, number-driven look at how blockchain companies actually make money, manage risk, and compete for talent and capital. If you've ever wondered why a token's price moves opposite to its network activity, how a crypto startup's cap table compares to a SaaS company's, or what a Fed rate hike does to decentralized lending rates, this is your daily briefing. What will break first: the regulatory framework or the business model? #Blockchain #CryptoBusiness #Web3Startups #Tokenomics #DeFi #DAOs #NFTs #Coinbase #MicroStrategy #Ethereum #Bitcoin #Regulation #VentureCapital #CryptoRegulation #SEC #Business #FexingoBusiness #Technology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved. 経済学
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  • Why Crypto Rewards Cards Are Not Ready for Prime Time
    2026/06/05
    In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine the rocky state of crypto rewards cards in mid-2026. With Coinbase stock down 17% in a week and Bitcoin losing 16%, they ask: are these cards actually good products or just marketing gimmicks? They dissect the economics behind cashback in crypto, why users aren't biting, and whether the recent Visa-Mastercard push into on-chain settlements changes anything. Specific reference to the 22% drop in ETH and the hot jobs report that's delaying Fed rate cuts, making high-yield alternatives less attractive. A sharp, skeptical look at why the crypto credit card hype hasn't translated into mainstream wallets. #CryptoRewardsCards #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Coinbase #Visa #Mastercard #FedPolicy #JobsReport #Cashback #OnChainSettlements #CryptoPayments #LucasAndLuna #Business #Technology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #CryptoAdoption #Stablecoins Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    6 分
  • Why Crypto Gaming Tokens Are Collapsing Despite Mainstream Adoption
    2026/06/05
    On June 5, 2026, crypto markets are deep in the red: Bitcoin at $61,654, Ethereum at $1,646, and Solana down 20% in five days. But one sector is getting hit hardest — gaming tokens. Lucas and Luna dig into why tokens from once-hyped blockchain games are down 70-90% from their peaks, even as traditional gaming giants like Ubisoft and Epic Games push deeper into Web3. They examine the fundamental mismatch between token-based economies and player retention, using the crash of 'Illuvium' and 'Axie Infinity' as case studies. Lucas argues that the model is structurally flawed — tokens create extractive speculators, not players. Luna pushes back, pointing to new experiments like 'Parallel' and 'Shrapnel' that decouple gameplay from token earnings. The hosts discuss whether the next wave will abandon in-game tokens entirely, and what it means for crypto's broader consumer adoption narrative. A must-listen for anyone trying to separate Web3 gaming signal from noise. #CryptoGaming #BlockchainGaming #Web3 #GamingTokens #Illuvium #AxieInfinity #Parallel #Shrapnel #Ubisoft #EpicGames #TokenEconomy #CryptoCrash #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Solana #Business #Technology #FexingoBusiness Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    9 分
  • Why Crypto Exchanges Are Becoming the New Payment Processors
    2026/06/04
    Episode 31 of The Crypto Business Podcast — Lucas and Luna explore how crypto exchanges are quietly transforming into payment processors. With Visa and Mastercard shares slipping 1.9% and 2.6% this week while Bitcoin and Ethereum are down over 11%, the hosts examine a surprising trend: exchanges like Coinbase are building direct merchant checkout tools that bypass traditional card networks. Lucas breaks down the economics: a typical Visa transaction costs merchants 1.5% to 3.5%, while an exchange's on-chain settlement fee can be under 0.5%. Luna shares how a Miami coffee shop now processes 18% of daily sales through a crypto checkout widget — paying $0.27 per transaction versus $2.10 on cards. They discuss the technical breakthroughs — Layer-2 scaling and account abstraction that make near-instant settlements possible — and the regulatory hurdles including SEC classification of stablecoins. The episode also touches on Coinbase's 12.5% stock drop this week and what that means for their payment ambitions. If you're building a business or investing in crypto infrastructure, this is the shift to watch. #CryptoExchanges #PaymentProcessors #Coinbase #Visa #Mastercard #Stablecoins #Layer2 #AccountAbstraction #MerchantAdoption #TransactionFees #OnChainPayments #Fintech #CryptoInfrastructure #Business #Technology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #CryptoBusiness Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    9 分
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