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Nathaniel Whittemore
Latest from Nathaniel Whittemore
Mind-Bending Narrative Shifts in 2019
When it comes to crypto, narrative shifts represent shifts in mindshare. The most significant narrative of 2019? Digital currency wars.
'Stacking Sats' vs. 'ETH Is Money' - The Memes That Shaped 2019
NLW breaks down ten memes and narratives that dominated the crypto conversation in 2019.
The Productization of Bitcoin Maximalism
NLW discusses the rise in bitcoin only businesses and “blockchain not crypto” in China vs. “digital assets not blockchain” in US financial firms.
Authoritarian Airdrop: Maduro 'Gifts' Petros to Venezuelans for Christmas
Discussing new trials of an LN point-of-sale app; updates in consumer & institutional crypto derivatives, and Venezuelan petros as holiday bonuses.
Why the ECB Is Getting in on the Stablecoin Game
Discussing the ECB's recent stablecoin comments, the resurfacing of some prominent 2017 token projects and a debate: Is crypto for criminals?
PODCAST: Introducing ’The Breakdown’ With Nathaniel Whittemore
In the debut episode, Nathaniel discusses recent regulatory action, DeFi project on bitcoin, and a new social media protocol initiative from Twitter.
PODCAST: Meltem Demirors on the 3 Things Bitcoin Represents
On this episode of Bitcoin Macro: "For traditional investors, it's sort of a challenging paradigm when these three things are wrapped together."
PODCAST: Josh Brown on Why Bitcoin Is Like the 1800s Railroad Boom
On this episode of Bitcoin Macro: "In the 1800s we had a bubble in railroads, and almost every one of them went bankrupt."
PODCAST: Kaiko's Ambre Soubiran on Bitcoin's 'Intrinsic Value'
On this episode of Bitcoin Macro: "The fact that it works and that it has been working for 10 years has value."
PODCAST: Ikigai's Travis Kling on Why Bitcoin Is a 'Baby X-Man'
Travis Kling of Ikigai Asset Management explains why bitcoin is currently a risk asset, but showing signs of a future safe-haven asset.
