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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 1H 2M

302. TBR - Art Market Crisis | Crypto Sins | Digital Collectibles | Hollywood Future

from The Block Runner Crypto Podcast · host William and Iman

In this episode of The Blockrunner Podcast, hosts William and I-man discuss the current struggles facing the crypto and art markets, highlighting the virality of recent tweets about art investments and the declining appetite for digital collectibles. They analyze the industry’s challenges, the impact of historical NFT booms, and explore the culture of hoarding valuable digital and physical assets. The conversation delves into the evolving perception of digital personas, the future of Hollywood actors in an AI-driven world, and the potential for new media experiences like AAA quality films. This episode offers insights into the industry's sins, possible solutions, and the future outlook. Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBlockRunner. Subscribe to our newsletter at TheBlockRunner.com for more updates. Hosts: William and I-man bring industry perspective and engaging commentary on the fascinating shifts within crypto, art, and entertainment sectors.

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