In case you weren't aware, Travis and I are from the future.

It's our job as futurists to get there before you do so we can warn you about what's coming

next.

Well, we've been there and the bad news is there still aren't flying cars, at least

not mass produced, but what we have seen there is fascinating and we were recently invited

to the keynote stage at the North American Bitcoin Conference for a fireside chat with

Erica Gemma to share what we've seen with the attendees of the conference.

Turns out it was entertaining and informative enough that we've secured a recording

of the session and are pleased to share it with you today.

And before you ask, just because we've seen the future doesn't mean we'll share who wins

the Super Bowl with you in advance.

That just takes all the fun out of it and wouldn't be fair.

So welcome to episode number 583 of the bad crypto podcast.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 8, 7, 8, 8, 8, 8, 5, 4, 3, 7, 8, 8, 8, 8, 9, 8, 8, 8.

I like to change things up, like I did right there.

Usually, I'm like, of the bad crypto podcast.

But that time I was like, up the bad crypto podcast, it was almost like a question because I caught you guys by surprise. Yeah, it was and then what was nice is that we were invited to the keynote stage, but it was actually the only stage.

So I mean, there was the keynote only stage.

So North American Bitcoin conference just took place in Miami thousands of people were there, the bad crypto podcast and CCP digital team had a booth.

I met all kinds of amazing people and Travis wasn't feeling that great. So he kind of hunkered down in the hotel room came out of his cave for the funder and I was like,

and then you're then you're the gliding. Yeah, I had the opportunity to meet so many of you fans that came by the booth and you know, it's good to it's been two years since I've used my conferencing muscles and have gone to an event.

It was like, Oh, look, people in person looking in their eyes, standing there shaking hands or bumping elbows or, you know, it took a moment to like, Oh, yeah, people again.

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