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Licensed to Shill: Taiwan's Banks and AI Hardware Makers Could Fuel Asia's Largest Stablecoin Corridor | Justin Wang, Capital Layer

September 02, 2026

Justin Wang, CEO of Capital Layer, a Taiwan-based stablecoin infrastructure provider helping banks integrate stablecoin rails into their existing systems, joins the show this week, arguing that the next wave of stablecoin adoption in Asia will be led by banks rather than crypto-native platforms. He walks through why Taiwan's regulatory shift and manufacturing base make it a proving ground for that thesis.Wang traces his path from an early crypto payments startup in Singapore to founding ...

Licensed to Shill: Ethereum's Staking Yield Cut Won't Fix What's Actually Broken | Blockcast 91

August 21, 2026

Hosted by Takatoshi Shibayama of Ledger with co-host Lisa J. Tan of Economics Design, joined this week by Timothy Han of Blockhead, this episode of Licensed to Shill breaks down the Ethereum Foundation's proposal to cut staking yield and asks whether trimming the rate solves anything if ETH still has nowhere productive to go.More than a third of ETH's supply is staked with providers like Lido, and the Foundation wants to prevent liquid-staking concentration while protecting non-stak...

Licensed to Shill: Retail Barely Touches Stablecoins – Treasury and Remittance Are the Real Adoption (Jeannie Lim, Xweave) | Blockcast 90

July 16, 2026

Jeannie Lim, co-founder and head of growth at stablecoin payments startup Xweave, argues that stablecoin adoption is not happening where most of the industry looks for it. Retail use is negligible, she says. The real growth is in institutional treasury settlement and person-to-person remittance among people the banking system has never reached.More at Blockhead.co and join us on Telegram to stay up to date with the latest news.🎙️ Hey there, Blockcast listeners! 🎙️ This podcast provides commen...

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The publicly listed email for Blockcast: hello@blockhead.co.

How many listeners does Blockcast have?

Podseeker estimates Blockcast reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Blockcast?

Blockcast typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Founders, CEOs, and senior executives of crypto, blockchain, DeFi, payments, exchange, and digital-asset infrastructure companies. Common among recent guests: Founded or led a blockchain, crypto, DeFi, payments, or exchange company; Built or managed a digital-asset protocol or institutional product; Demonstrated expertise in crypto adoption, infrastructure, security, or market strategy. Recent guests include Jeannie Lim, Ben Nadareski, and Jeff Ko.

How hard is it to get booked on Blockcast?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Blockcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, Defi, Stablecoins, and Tokenization. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.