Unchained
Laura Shin, a former Forbes senior editor, hosts Unchained, interviews and investigations into the people and events shaping crypto. Running since 2016, it is one of the longest-running podcasts in the industry, publishing under Shin's own company, Unchained Crypto, alongside several sister shows. Shin is also the author of The Cryptopians, a 2022 book investigating the 2016 attack on The DAO.
1768 episodes
- 'Like a Peanut Butter Allergy': Why Institutions Need Onchain Privacy
- Is 'Bitcoin DeFi' Finally Taking Off, Except With Zcash and NEAR?
- Zcash vs. NEAR: Two Very Different Privacy Bets
- Clarity Died in the Senate. Does Crypto Even Need a Law Now?
- CLARITY Dies, LAPTOP Rugs, & the AI Pause
- Is AI 'Safety' Talk Really a Regulatory Moat Against Cheap Chinese Models?
- 'The Crypto User Is Not That Loyal At All': Guy Young on Ethena's New Neobank
- Guy Young on How to Build a 10 Times Better Product on Blockchain Rails
- Should Robinhood Have Gotten Issuer Consent Before Tokenizing AMC's Stock?
- FOMO Founder Defends Memecoins + AMC vs Robinhood
- Did OpenAI Steal a Millennium Proof From a Private AI Chat?
- In AI Agent Court, How Do Up to 1,500 AI Validators Judge Who Is Right?
- How GenLayer Is Building a Court System for Disputes Between AI Agents
- Why a Single Word Will Decide Who Can Trade Perps in the U.S.
- Why the Question Over How to Regulate Perps Has Turned Into a Fight
- Robinhood's Stock Tokens Are Getting Weird
- Robinhood Chain's Memecoin Boom + Tokenized Stocks
- AI Agents Are Scheming, And Fighting Over Work
- Did Bessent's Treasury Buyback Spark Bitcoin's Rally to $80K?
- Is Kalshi Headed to the Supreme Court Next?
- How Berman Amendments Could Save Roman Storm: Uneasy Money
- How Tokenized Stocks Could Undercut Interactive Brokers' 77% Profit Margin
- Crypto Is Shifting Gears + AI Router Wars - The Chopping Block
- Roman Storm's Retrial Delayed as Treasury’s Crypto Warning Looms