ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Once the tech world’s biggest buzzword, blockchain promised to disrupt everything from banking to identity. But after the hype faded, where did it go?
In this episode, Mark and Mitali trace the journey of blockchain—from explosive hype and billion-dollar bets to its quieter, more focused role today. They explore how it's still being used in areas like supply chain tracking, digital identity, and cross-border payments, and what lessons we’ve learned along the way.
Whether you're a blockchain believer or skeptic, this episode unpacks what really happened—and why blockchain’s story is far from over.
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