Hosted by Tarusha Mittal
Living on Blockchain is about removing the jargon from the blockchain and crypto space, disseminating information for greater adoption and most importantly, shedding more light on the women and men in blockchain, creating interesting platforms.
100 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2026-04-20 · ~36 min/episode
Rank
#5886
Substance
35.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
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#5886 of 6182
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Top 95%
outscores 5% of the index
Living on Blockchain ranks #5886 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 35.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on insight density and originality. The episode lists five surface-level reasons crypto feels slow (trust erosion, no narrative, poor UX, AI competition, products that didn't stick), all of which are well-worn observations any crypto-adjacent operator already holds. The one mildly interesting claim - that attention is now the moat, not technology - is introduced and immediately abandoned without development.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The episode lists five surface-level reasons crypto feels slow (trust erosion, no narrative, poor UX, AI competition, products that didn't stick), all of which are well-worn observations any crypto-adjacent operator already holds. The one mildly interesting claim - that attention is now the moat, not technology - is introduced and immediately abandoned without development.
“what's not working anymore is launching without a real roadmap, relying only on token incentives or confusing speculation with adoption”
“if attention is the mode, then platforms where people actually spend time become incredibly important”
The central thesis - 'crypto isn't dead, it's growing up' - is perhaps the single most recycled take in the space, repeated verbatim every bear cycle. No contrarian argument is advanced, no framework is stress-tested, and the 'builders in the trenches' framing is pure genre convention.
“crypto is not dead. It's just less forgiving”
“what is real, what is working, and what's actually changing in this space”
This is an unaccompanied solo monologue and a podcast relaunch introduction; there is no guest at all. The host references 'more than a decade' in the space but offers no verifiable credentials, company affiliations, or practitioner evidence to establish authority.
“I've been building in this space for more than a decade”
“this is why I am restarting this podcast”
The entire episode is abstract generalization: no exchanges are named, no failed projects are cited, no UX metrics or adoption numbers are given, and no specific builders or products are referenced. 'Exchanges collapsing' and 'projects going to zero' gesture at real events without naming a single one.
“whether it was exchanges collapsing projects going to zero or just bad timing”
“Earlier it was DeFi, then it was NFTs, then there were meme coins”
There is no conversation - this is an uninterrupted solo monologue with no questions, no interlocutor, and no self-interrogation of the claims made. The structure (a numbered list of reasons) is the only organizing craft on display, and even that is executed loosely with filler transitions throughout.
“I've been running on and on about this. ad nauseum since I think I've started working in this space”
“I'm really grateful that you're still tuning in and listening in and hearing me yap”
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