June 25, 2026

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Bitcoin [BTC] market is more transparent than commodities market and bond market, says VanEck Director of Digital Asset Strategy

bitcoin [BTC] market is more transparent than commodities market and bond market, says VanEck Director of Digital Asset Strategy
Gabor Gurbacs, the Director of Digital Asset Strategy at VanEck, spoke about how the bitcoin market is more transparent than the equities and commodities market, during a podcast episode on WhatBitcoinDid. He also spoke of the concerns of the commission the bitcoin ETF can solve in the current market. Gurbacs stated that one of the […]

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#213 Tim Swanson: Busting the Great Wall of Hype

In the blockchain world, few people are as brave as Tim Swanson when it comes to busting hype. Tim’s unbiased, honest, and sometimes controversial opinions provide a refreshingly realistic view of blockchain adoption and applications of this technology by people and businesses. Cutting through the hype, the over-sold press releases ad the blind optimism of a completely decentralized economy, Tim’s insights provide a sobering look at the state of the blockchain.

Topics discussed in this episode:

  • Tim’s background and recent departure from R3
  • The current state of the enterprise blockchain market
  • The state of bitcoin in the context of the recent price increase
  • Tim’s thoughts on the recent spike in ICO’s
  • The rumors and concerns surrounding Bitfinex and Tether
  • The rise of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as an asset class
  • Current problems in bitcoin: governance and centralization of power
  • Tim’s new project: Post Oak Labs

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