"This Is Worse Than Iraq" - A Former WSJ Reporter on What Comes Next, with Peter McKay

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Episode 148

Peter spent over a decade at the Wall Street Journal, where he was part of the team that won a Gerald Loeb Award for coverage of the 2010 flash crash. He has since moved into Web3 marketing and content, co-authored white papers on blockchain supply chains for the World Economic Forum and writes the w3w newsletter on decentralisation.

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