With Ethereum ETFs now approved in the United States, many are questioning what this means for crypto in general.

Back in the spring of 2020, at Eath Denver, we had the opportunity to sit down with Vitalic Buterin, the founder of

ethereal to discuss the world's second most popular coin. We thought this would be a

good time to review our chat with Vitalic. Let's see if the ideals espoused and the predictions made still hold true since

Ethereum has shifted to proof of stake and the government has given thumbs up for

Ethereum to be used as a financial instrument. It's all right here on our best of

bad crypto episode number 731 of the bad crypto podcast. 5, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 0, education.

Who's that? That! And this is the bad crypto podcast. I'm Joel. That's Travis. Some of us know us as Sir Lords.

Some of us know us as dukes.

But I don't know who that is. I just took a duke.

That was a deuce. a deuce a deuce a deuce.

Sir de deuce. My dog she's toky and then sometimes she likes to leave me a little dukey.

A little toky dukey.

A little toky dukey when uh yeah when my brother-in-law was in town we took Rufus out for a walk and he said, oh, he left a little

cheeto on the lawn. Little brown cheeto. Oh, man. So I got I I got to give this food, which is the farmer's dog, which I highly recommend.

It's the dog, it's a food is so good.

And you can literally get just a few pouches of that stuff, keep them in your freezer, and then that mix it with the dry food because I mean seriously dogs don't need to eat dry food every meal.

And my dog loves it, although you give her too much of it, and then there's a tukie dukie on the rug as a treat.

So back in 2020, we finally cornered Vitalic.

This is the original post. I love this picture here of him because he's kind of

oh my gosh what do I get on his self on a thing and he's like who are these

jokers Travis and Joel pretending to be part of this thing.

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