Coffee with Captain: Crypto Markets, Products and Builders
Coffee with Captain is a daily live crypto morning show hosted by Cap, live every weekday morning in real time. We cover crypto markets and catalysts, the products people actually use, and the builders behind the next wave. Each episode delivers what’s happening, why it matters, and what to watch next, with clear explanations you can use. Expect real-time conversation and guest segments with founders, analysts, and creators. Topics span Bitcoin, altcoins, DeFi, wallets, trading, and onchain apps you can try today. Start your day here to stay current. For entertainment and education only. Not financial advice.
Show episodes
Perps and points programs are shaping what traders do right now, and the crew uses the Lighter airdrop as a concrete example of what gets rewarded. That rolls into token unlock sell pressure and healthier tokenomics, with Hyperliquid as the live case study. Outer Lumen joins as co-host for a look at how fundraising is
A viral bank rumor and a sudden silver futures spike set the tone for how fast narratives can whip around. The conversation moves into the Minnesota Somali daycare fraud story as a case study in incentives, weak oversight and how schemes scale. From there it zooms out to why the “American dream” feels harder to reach a
With the show running audio-only, the room settled into an open-mic flow and bounced between headlines, culture and what matters next. The anchor was MoMA adding CryptoPunks and Chromie Squiggles, sparking a debate on how museums acquire work, what “validation” actually means, and why events like NFT NYC still miss the
A Christmas morning audio-only check-in where gratitude, markets and product talk are all combined into a chill episode. The crew shares what they’re thankful for, threads in a light read on what’s happening in crypto and reflecting on the past. Along the way, they also touch on upcoming plans and what they want to imp
Holiday energy set the tone as the crew opened with Festivus-style crypto grievances and a quick temperature check from chat. From there, the conversation zoomed out into why “crypto isn’t cool anymore” is a real retention problem when attention turns over faster than ever. They workshopped an Abstract angle where XP c
Aave’s governance civil war turned into a simple question: who actually owns the protocol, the code, the front end, or the brand. The crew broke down how the conflict escalated into proposals to move trademarks, domains, and social accounts to the DAO, then a Snapshot vote about explicit control over key brand assets.
