Coffee with Captain: Daily NFT Conversations

Cap and Steve unpack the backlash facing Dingaling’s Boop platform after it slashed creator airdrops midstream. The move sparked debate over trust, contract expectations, and whether it helps or hurts the future of Web3 reputation systems. Later, they react live to the $DOOD token launch from Doodles. They criticize th

Cap and Steve kick off the show with speculation around Kodas and why they could play a central role in Yuga Labs’ Otherside platform. Later, Pieter from Bored Brewing joins to share how they’re using Think Protocol to power their AI brand agent, Board Bishop. Designed to act like a digital bartender, Board Bishop help

Ethereum’s looming “Petra” hard‑fork takes center stage as Cap, Steve, and validator guest Bludex explain how smart‑account wallets, expanded blob space, and higher staking caps could reset the wallet experience and turbo‑charge L2 growth. The hosts then unpack Doodles’ newly announced $DOOD token and DreamNet roadmap,

Koda prices skyrocketed 21 %, sparking a lively debate on whether Yuga’s pint‑sized powerhouses will ever deliver sustained utility in Otherside or remain pure speculation. Cap and Steve argue that most NFT projects desperately need a true membership director, someone who drives daily touchpoints such as check‑ins, raf

Cap and Steve break down two major shifts in Bitcoin’s trajectory: the Arizona governor’s veto of a state BTC reserve bill and the quiet accumulation by Ivy League giants like Harvard and Brown. As U.S. enforcement cools and institutions lean in, they also explore the controversy surrounding Doodles" Space Miles airdro

Cap and Steve unpack the explosive launch of Boop, a new memecoin platform by Dingaling designed to challenge Pump.fun through a gamified vampire attack on liquidity and attention. The discussion dives deep into the ethics of launching tokens for airdrops, the growing dominance of Kaito in Web3 marketing, and why MegaE