In this podcast, the participants delve into various topics, starting with the intriguing observation that the search term for crypto on Google Trends is at a seven-year low, possibly indicating decreased mainstream interest. However, a notable surge in searches for BTC ETF suggests strong curiosity within the crypto community and among investors. The speakers then shift their focus to Apple's dominance in the smartphone market, particularly in the context of the recent MetaMask removal and reinstatement from the Apple App Store. Skepticism arises regarding the feasibility of creating a dedicated blockchain phone, with concerns about Apple's formidable control over app distribution. Privacy coins are briefly discussed, questioning their potential for widespread adoption amidst growing regulations. The conversation turns to a list of blockchains with the most developers, where Ethereum leads, followed by Polkadot, Cosmos, and Bitcoin. Polkadot's developer count is noted, attributed to its compatibility with various programming languages. The podcast concludes with a mention of RSK (Rootstock), attempting to bring smart contracts to Bitcoin but seemingly facing challenges and fading into obscurity. Overall, the discussions highlight the uncertainties and challenges associated with blockchain phones, privacy coins, and the evolving dynamics of the crypto space.
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