The AllinCrypto Podcast

The AllinCrypto Podcast

by AllinCrypto

Investing Technology

Season 3

AI Is Coming For Your Job | Richard Baldwin on Globalization, Crypto & The Future of Work

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Richard Baldwin, Professor of International Economics at IMD, founder of VoxEU, and one of the world’s leading thinkers on globalization, trade and technology. Richard explains why the next major shift in the global economy may not be about manufacturing, but about services, AI and white-collar work moving across borders. We discuss how generative AI could level up workers in emerging markets, why office jobs may become increasingly globalized, and why the future of trade could be driven by services rather than goods. Richard also shares his views on Trump’s tariff strategy, the decline of manufacturing as a job engine, the future of globalization, capitalism, inequality, stablecoins, blockchain, CBDCs and whether crypto can become part of the global financial system. This is a fascinating conversation about where the world economy may be heading next — and what it means for workers, investors, businesses and emerging markets.

Paolo Sironi: What Crypto Needs To Change Finance

What needs to happen for crypto, tokenization and stablecoins to move from theory into real financial infrastructure? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Paolo Sironi from IBM, Global Research Leader for Banking and Financial Markets at the IBM Institute for Business Value, for a very deep conversation on the future of finance. Paolo explains why AI is not a new innovation, why its real economic impact may only be starting now, and how the convergence of AI, tokenization, stablecoins and banking could reshape the financial system. We discuss why tokenized markets may become a major catalyst for crypto adoption, how institutions like BlackRock and the New York Stock Exchange are thinking about tokenization, why stablecoins could become more important as financial markets move on-chain, and what risk management frameworks are needed for this new infrastructure to scale. This is not just a conversation about crypto prices. It is a high-level discussion about banking, market infrastructure, financial transparency, AI risk management, tokenized assets, stablecoins, Bitcoin and the future of money. Paolo also shares his views on why financial services need to move from outputs to outcomes, why the word “crypto” is often misunderstood, and what still needs to happen before tokenization can become a real part of the global financial system.

What happens when AI agents start participating in the economy?

What happens when AI agents start participating in the economy? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with David Minarsch, Co-founder at Valory, to explore the rise of agentic AI, autonomous on-chain agents, crypto wallets, decentralized AI, prediction markets, and the future of digital value creation. AI is no longer just a chatbot or a co-pilot. As David explains, the next phase is about AI agents that can observe an environment, reason, act, make decisions, execute tasks, and even interact with crypto rails. Valory has been building at the intersection of AI and crypto for years, contributing to the Olas ecosystem and products like Pearl, where autonomous agents are already being used in real-world applications such as prediction markets and agent-to-agent transactions. If AI agents can trade, pay, build, and make decisions, the real question becomes: Who controls the agents? This is a deep conversation on AI, crypto, automation, digital ownership, and the future of the internet economy.

This Rally Looks Dangerous!

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we are joined by Katie Stockton, Founder and Managing Partner of Fairlead Strategies, Portfolio Manager of the Fairlead Tactical Sector ETF (TACK), and CNBC contributor with more than two decades of Wall Street experience. Katie breaks down the current market environment through a technical analysis lens, covering the S&P 500 rally, whether this is a real breakout or a false move, the impact of oil shocks, the US dollar, Bitcoin’s current chart, altcoins, gold, silver, and the key charts investors should be watching next. We discuss whether Bitcoin is currently oversold, why oversold does not always mean a confirmed bottom, how technical indicators like MACD, stochastic oscillators, DeMark indicators, support and resistance levels can help investors manage risk, and why crypto may increasingly have a role in dynamic portfolio allocation. Katie also explains why the S&P 500 remains one of the most important charts to watch, why the US dollar could move higher, why crude oil shocks can create pressure for equities, and how gold and silver are behaving more like risk assets in the current environment. This is a must-watch conversation for anyone interested in Bitcoin, crypto markets, macro, technical analysis, trading, risk management, equities, commodities, and portfolio strategy. Guest: Katie Stockton Founder & Managing Partner, Fairlead Strategies Portfolio Manager, Fairlead Tactical Sector ETF (TACK) CNBC Contributor Date of Recording: 20 April 2026 Fairlead Strategies: https://www.fairleadstrategies.com/ Request a free trial of Fairlead Strategies research: https://www.fairleadstrategies.com/trial

Hedera The Chain Institutions Need with Gregg Bell - CIO at Hashgraph

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we are joined once again by Gregg Bell, Chief Investment Officer at Hashgraph, for a deep dive into one of the most important periods in Hedera’s history. Over the past few months, Hedera has seen major developments across multiple fronts: the Canary Capital HBAR ETF, growing institutional access to HBAR, real-world asset tokenization, stablecoin infrastructure, AI agent tooling, enterprise adoption, new council members including McLaren and FedEx, and renewed discussion around post-quantum security. Gregg explains why Hedera was designed for this exact moment: predictable fees, high throughput, enterprise-grade governance, fair ordering, regulatory alignment, and a network architecture built for serious real-world use cases. We discuss how HBAR functions as a digital commodity within the ecosystem, why stablecoins are moving beyond exchange trading pairs into real payments and commerce, how tokenization could transform traditional finance, and why AI agents may need Hedera’s trust layer to operate safely at scale. If Hedera is moving from promise to production, this conversation explains why.

The Threat Quantum Computers Pose To Crypto...

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, we sit down with Steve Ferrigno, Cosimo Bassi, and Giulio Pizzini from Algorand to explore one of the biggest technological questions facing crypto, finance, and the digital world: Can crypto survive quantum computing? Quantum computers have the potential to break much of the cryptography that protects today’s financial systems, telecommunications, blockchains, and digital infrastructure. While this may sound like a distant problem, the reality is that the world is already preparing for a post-quantum future. In this conversation, we break down what quantum computing actually is, why it could threaten current cryptographic systems, and how Algorand is approaching the challenge through post-quantum research, Falcon signatures, state proofs, account abstraction, and its broader roadmap toward quantum resistance. We also discuss why this is not only a crypto problem, but a global security issue affecting banks, governments, telecommunications, online payments, and potentially the future of AI agents operating on blockchain networks. This is a deep but accessible conversation about the future of digital security, blockchain infrastructure, and why Algorand may be one of the most advanced major blockchains when it comes to preparing for the quantum era. Useful Links Algorand Specifications: https://specs.algorand.co/ Algorand Implementation: https://github.com/algorand/go-algorand FALCON Account Abstraction: https://github.com/algorandfoundation/falcon-signatures FALCON Deterministic Implementation C: https://github.com/algorand/falcon Cosimo Bassi on X: https://x.com/cusma_b Giulio Pizzini on X: https://x.com/giuliopizzini

How Digital money could change a War - Andrew Fierman

What happens when crypto collides with sanctions, geopolitical conflict, cybercrime, and AI-driven fraud? In this episode, we sit down with Andrew Fierman, Head of National Security Intelligence at Chainalysis, to explore how digital assets are being used by nation states, sanction networks, cybercriminals, and sophisticated illicit actors and why blockchain transparency may actually make crypto one of the most powerful tools for tracking financial crime. We discuss how Iran has become an early crypto adopter under decades of sanctions pressure, why stablecoins are playing a growing role in cross-border activity, and how they are being used in everything from sanctions evasion to broader global financial access. Andrew also explains how Chainalysis maps blockchain activity, how illicit flows are identified, and why the public nature of blockchain can be more useful than traditional finance when it comes to following money. We also dive into one of the biggest emerging threats in the space: AI-powered scams. From deepfake voice cloning and synthetic identity fraud to the use of AI in large-scale laundering and social engineering, this episode looks at how the risk landscape is changing and how the crypto industry may need to respond. This is a conversation about the dark side of digital finance, but also about the opportunity crypto creates for transparency, compliance, and financial resilience in a rapidly changing world. X: https://x.com/chainalysis website: https://linktr.ee/chainalysis

You Need To Prepare For This

What if the global financial system is far more fragile than most people realize? In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast, Rupert Pickering speaks with George Kikvadze, Executive Vice Chairman of Bitfury, one of the early builders behind Bitcoin mining at scale. This is not just a conversation about Bitcoin. It is a conversation about collapsing trust, exploding debt, money printing, geopolitical instability, and why Bitcoin may become the ultimate escape hatch as the current system comes under more pressure. George shares his personal story of growing up through the collapse of the Soviet Union, why that shaped his distrust in central authorities, and how that eventually led him into Bitcoin when it was still almost ignored by the world. He also reveals what it was like building Bitfury in the earliest days of Bitcoin mining, how the company once had 500,000 BTC on its balance sheet, and what that would mean today. We go deep into why Bitcoin mining is still the backbone of the entire network, why the current debt-based financial model may be reaching its limits, whether the Middle East crisis could accelerate Bitcoin adoption, and why George believes Bitcoin is heading far higher as the world moves deeper into uncertainty. This episode also explores AI, decentralized infrastructure, tokenization, self-sovereignty, and why the next phase of this cycle may be about much more than price. If you still think Bitcoin is just another asset, this episode will change your perspective.

Crypto, Ai And Compute Are Creating A New Economy....

In this episode of the AllInCrypto Podcast Trevor Harris-Jones, Board Director at the Render Network Foundation, for a deep dive into one of the most important themes in tech today: AI infrastructure. We explore how Render Network grew from decentralized GPU rendering into a broader vision for AI compute, digital creation, provenance, and decentralized infrastructure. Trevor explains why Render matters in a world where AI demand is exploding, public cloud capacity has limits, and the next major bottleneck may not just be hardware but energy, security, and access. We also unpack the story behind what sparked Render Network in the first place, including a major project involving Madison Square Garden that would have taken six months of Amazon’s west coast GPU compute at the time, with only three months left to deliver.

Jake Claver: Why the Next Global Crisis Could Send XRP Exploding

In this episode, Jake Claver returns to the AllInCrypto podcast to break down one of the biggest macro theories in crypto right now. We discuss the Iran conflict, rising oil prices, the yen carry trade, stablecoins, debt markets, market repricing, and why Jake believes all roads could eventually lead to XRP. Jake explains why Warren Buffett’s giant cash pile matters, why stablecoins may become a key tool for governments and banks, how Tether fits into the bigger treasury picture, and why real-time settlement could become essential if market stress accelerates. This is a big-picture conversation on macro, markets, stablecoins, and crypto infrastructure. Let us know in the comments do you agree with Jake’s thesis? #XRP #Crypto #Stablecoins #Bitcoin #Macro #Finance #Investing

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