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The AllinCrypto Podcast

The AllinCrypto Podcast

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Crypto’s Role In The AI War | Gaurav CEO io.net

What happens when the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence is controlled by only a handful of companies? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Gaurav Sharma, CEO & CTO of io.net, to explore the rapidly growing battle over GPUs, AI compute and the infrastructure that could shape the next generation of the internet. Gaurav argues that in an AI-driven economy, talent alone may no longer be enough. Developers need access to two increasingly valuable resources: compute and data. Without them, even the best engineers can struggle to compete. We discuss why GPU demand continues to accelerate, how decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) could unlock unused computing power around the world, and why Gaurav believes crypto may have found one of its most important real-world use cases. The conversation also goes much deeper. What happens if Amazon, Google, Microsoft and other major technology companies control an increasing share of the infrastructure behind AI? Could access to intelligence itself become centralized? And could decentralized infrastructure give developers, businesses and individuals another path? Gaurav also explains how everyday GPU owners can participate in distributed compute networks, why affordable GPUs could transform AI education, how platform dependency can threaten AI startups, and why he believes the current AI compute boom is far from a bubble.

The $400T Opportunity Is Here | eToro CEO Yoni Assia

In this episode of AllInCrypto, we sit down with Yoni Assia, Founder & CEO of eToro, for a deep conversation about AI agents, Bitcoin, DeFi, tokenization and the transformation of global financial markets. Yoni explains why he believes AI and crypto are a “pair made in heaven” — and shares his own experience asking an AI agent to open an Ethereum wallet, only to discover it could interact with prediction markets, perpetual markets, tokenized assets and tens of thousands of tokens. We also explore why he sees the movement of global assets on-chain as a potential $400 trillion opportunity, why traditional financial infrastructure may struggle in a 24/7 AI-driven economy, and how tokenized equities could eventually connect directly with DeFi. Yoni also shares his views on Bitcoin as digital gold, inflation and currency devaluation, the power of compounding, stablecoin adoption, AI-powered investing, market cycles and whether the current AI boom resembles the dot-com era. Could crypto become the native financial infrastructure for autonomous AI agents? And are we witnessing the beginning of one of the biggest changes in global finance?

AI Agents Will Need Money Too | Jody Mettler, COO of BitGo

AI agents may soon need their own wallets and BitGo is already working on the infrastructure that could make it possible. In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Jody Mettler, Chief Operating Officer of BitGo and President of BitGo Bank & Trust, to explore how digital assets are evolving from speculative investments into real financial infrastructure. After spending 22 years at Citi working across payments, operations and financial infrastructure, Jody now sits at the intersection of traditional finance and one of the fastest-moving areas of the digital economy. We discuss why institutions are moving beyond simply buying and holding crypto, how stablecoins could transform global payments, why tokenization may disrupt traditional securities markets, and what growing institutional participation actually looks like behind the scenes. We also explore one of the most fascinating developments ahead: the convergence of AI and digital assets. Jody reveals that BitGo is already working on an agentic wallet and explains why blockchain could become the financial connector that allows autonomous AI agents to open wallets, transact and participate in the economy. Could crypto ultimately become part of the financial infrastructure of an AI-driven world?

This is Why The World Needs XRP | Interview with Vet from XRPL

Could XRP become the neutral bridge connecting the world’s currencies? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Vet, contributor to the XRP Ledger Foundation, XRP Ledger dUNL validator and co-founder of XRP Café. We explore the original vision behind XRP: enabling global liquidity and serving as a neutral bridge between currencies, markets and tokenized assets. Vet explains why the rise of stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization does not weaken XRP’s original use case. In his view, it gives XRP more assets to connect and more opportunities to improve on-chain liquidity. The conversation also examines whether a neutral digital asset could eventually compete for part of the global bridge and reserve role currently dominated by the US dollar. We also discuss the growing divide between institutional optimism and retail fatigue, XRP’s relationship with the XRP Ledger, the expansion of DeFi, on-chain lending, privacy, institutional adoption and the long-term vision of an Internet of Value.

Blockchain Goes Where Banks Cannot | Matt Keller Algorand

What if blockchain’s most important use case isn’t trading but helping humanitarian aid reach people traditional banking systems cannot? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, Rupert Pickering sits down with Matt Keller, Lead: Impact at the Algorand Foundation, to explore how blockchain, stablecoins and digital wallets are transforming humanitarian payments. Matt explains how Algorand and HesabPay are helping organizations deliver financial support in Afghanistan and Syria, where access to traditional banking infrastructure remains limited. The conversation explores how direct digital payments can give recipients greater control, make the movement of aid easier to trace and provide institutions with greater confidence that resources reached their intended destination. We also discuss how developing economies could leapfrog traditional banking infrastructure—just as many previously skipped landlines and moved directly to mobile technology. Matt shares insights into stablecoin payments for agricultural workers in northeast Syria, the future of digital financial services, privacy for vulnerable recipients and the growing Humanitarian Payments Council bringing together organizations including Visa, Mastercard, Circle and United Nations agencies. This is crypto being used not for speculation, but to solve real human problems.

By 2029, Finance Will Change Forever ! With Andrew McCormick from Chainlink

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast we sits down with Andrew McCormick, Head of Institutional and Market Development at Chainlink Labs. Before joining Chainlink Labs, Andrew led eToro’s US business and held senior legal and regulatory roles at Morgan Stanley. Today, he works with global financial institutions exploring blockchain infrastructure, tokenization, interoperability and programmable financial markets. Andrew explains why institutional conversations have shifted from “Should we use blockchain?” to “What can we build securely and at scale?” They explore how Chainlink could become the invisible infrastructure connecting blockchains, financial institutions, real-world data and tokenized assets. Andrew also discusses the reported $33 trillion in transactions supported by Chainlink Oracles, DTCC’s use of the Chainlink Runtime Environment, the role of CCIP in a multichain financial system and why he believes markets could look markedly different by 2029. The conversation also covers the LINK token, Chainlink Reserve, institutional access to DeFi and the convergence of AI agents, stablecoins, robots and blockchain technology. Could Chainlink become the operating system powering the future of global finance?

The West Is Losing Crypto Adoption with Vincent Gramoli - Redbelly Network

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, Rupert Pickering sits down with Vincent Gramoli, Founder and CTO of Redbelly Network, to explore how blockchain could move beyond speculation and become trusted infrastructure for real-world finance. Vincent is a Professor at the University of Sydney and has spent years researching distributed systems, blockchain scalability and Byzantine fault tolerance. He explains how that academic research became Redbelly Network: a Layer 1 designed around deterministic consensus, no forks, quasi-instant finality and compliant real-world asset tokenization. The conversation covers why a transaction appearing on a blockchain may not always mean it is permanently settled, how tokenization could allow titanium to trade before it reaches another continent, and why emerging economies may adopt decentralized financial infrastructure differently from the West. Vincent also discusses Redbelly’s reported mainnet throughput, its earlier laboratory benchmark, the security trade-offs associated with moving transactions off-chain, Australia’s evolving digital asset regulation and Redbelly’s participation in Project Acacia with the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Crypto Could Own The AI Future | George Zeng, CPO at NEAR

Who will control the future of AI: Big Tech or the users themselves? In this episode, we sit down with George Zeng, Chief Product Officer at NEAR Protocol, to explore user-owned AI, private inference, autonomous agents and the growing intersection between artificial intelligence and crypto. George explains why today’s AI boom resembles the early internet, how NEAR intends to compete with centralized AI platforms, and why agents capable of handling money need secure blockchain infrastructure. We also discuss the real utility of the NEAR token, crypto’s failure to solve problems for everyday users, which jobs may survive AI and how people can stay relevant as technology accelerates.

What Has Crypto Actually Built? with John Nahas from Ava labs

Crypto has spent years launching tokens, chasing narratives and promising disruption. Now the industry is entering its “show me” phase. In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with John Nahas, Chief Business Officer at Ava Labs, to discuss Avalanche, institutional adoption, tokenization and what crypto must do to become a sustainable industry. John explains why blockchains should help businesses either generate revenue or reduce costs—and why launching a token to fund operations does not automatically make a project a real business. We also explore Avalanche’s network of purpose-built Layer 1 blockchains, its approach to interoperability and real-world initiatives involving Toyota, FIFA, gaming, payments, vehicle titles and tokenized assets. John also shares his thoughts on crypto’s missing killer application, the convergence of DeFi and traditional finance, AI agents moving value autonomously and the future utility of the AVAX token. A direct conversation about moving beyond speculation and building products that deliver measurable value.

This Crypto Turns GPUs Into Income | Greg Osuri

Could AI pay for your GPU—and turn idle hardware into a new source of income? In this episode, we sit down with Greg Osuri, founder of Akash Network and CEO of Overclock Labs, to explore the rapidly growing demand for AI compute and why the current cloud infrastructure may not be able to keep up. Greg explains how Amazon, Google and Microsoft have become the kingmakers of the AI economy, controlling access to the GPUs and infrastructure that companies need to compete. We discuss the rise of “techno-feudalism,” why AI agents could create an unprecedented compute crisis, and how Akash Network is building an open marketplace where data centres, cloud providers and individuals can offer unused computing power. Greg also reveals why Akash currently has significantly more demand than available supply, how distributed computing could help solve the AI energy crisis, and how people may eventually earn money by renting out the GPUs inside their gaming computers. Could your GPU eventually pay for itself?

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