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Podcast Hack
The Dark Web, Investigating Bitcoin, and The New Magic of "Nifties" (NFTs)By The Tim Ferriss Show, Tim Ferriss, Katie Haun

In a Nutshell

In this February 2021 episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, federal-prosecutor-turned-cryptocurrency-investor and board advisor Katie Haun discusses her forays into cybersecurity, NFTs, and the depths of the dark web.

Favorite Quote

It brings together economics, computer science, technology, but also … geopolitics, finance and certainly law and policy.

Katie Haun on cryptocurrency

Introduction

Technology and the law have intersected more frequently and with greater complexity since the advent of cryptocurrency.

Crypto innovation has limitless potential but comes with a unique set of regulatory challenges.

The Tim Ferriss Show, hosted by the entrepreneur and best-selling author, is a podcast combining business, self-help, and celebrity interviews.

In this episode from February 2021, Ferriss is joined by Katie Haun. Haun spent a decade in the U.S. Department of Justice prosecuting violent crime, before turning to cyber fraud.

Ferriss and Haun discuss her investigation into corruption on the Silk Road task force and subsequent fascination with cryptocurrency.

Haun tells her story, from a law career to co-managing a multi-billion-dollar crypto fund. She also shares her vision for the future of blockchain, via innovations like NFTs.

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