Late Night On Base

How AI Is Reshaping The Legal Industry | Rodman Law

In this episode, I’m joined by the Rodman Law Group for a conversation about how AI is beginning to affect the legal industry in real time. We talk about: → AI-assisted legal workflows → how research and client work are changing → what recent law grads should pay attention to → and how professional industries may evolve as AI tools improve The conversation feels less like future speculation and more like an early look at changes already happening inside traditional industries. Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

Why Privacy Matters More In An AI World | Miden

In this episode, I’m joined by the team behind Miden — a privacy-focused blockchain exploring why privacy may become increasingly important in an AI-driven future. We talk about: → why privacy is a fundamental right → the tradeoffs between transparency and privacy → how AI changes the conversation around personal data → and why privacy infrastructure may become critical as digital systems grow more powerful This is a conversation about digital rights, infrastructure, and the future of privacy in a rapidly evolving technology landscape. Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

How Peptides Are Changing Recovery, Energy & Fat Loss | CryptoDaddi

In this episode, I’m joined by CryptoDaddi for a conversation around peptides, recovery, energy, fat loss, and the growing interest around optimization tools and performance health. We talk about: → which peptides are gaining the most attention → recovery and energy benefits people are reporting → fat loss and appetite effects → and why interest in peptides continues to grow rapidly This is a grounded conversation about performance, health trends, and how people are approaching optimization differently today. Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

Bringing Property Tax Liens Onchain | LienFi

In this episode, I’m joined by the team behind LienFi — a project bringing property tax lien infrastructure onchain. We talk about: → how tax liens actually work → why most people misunderstand the market → why institutions dominate tax lien investing → and how onchain infrastructure could modernize access, liquidity, and transparency in this space The conversation also breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions around tax liens: Most investors are seeking yield — not cheap property acquisition. This is a discussion between myself and Mleejr about real-world assets, financial infrastructure, and what happens when traditionally institutional markets move onchain. Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.

Why OTC Trading Could Become The Backbone of Onchain Markets | RYFT

In this episode, I’m joined by the Jordan the CEO behind RYFT — a project building decentralized OTC infrastructure designed for an agent-driven future. What started as a broader onchain infrastructure vision evolved into a focused thesis around one core idea: OTC is the backbone of mature financial markets. We talk about: → why most decentralized OTC systems failed → how institutions move large amounts of capital without market impact → why AI agents may rely heavily on OTC infrastructure → and how RYFT is building peer-to-peer liquidity systems around this shift The conversation also explores market structure, mechanism design, and how positive-sum incentives could create more sustainable onchain ecosystems over time. This is a discussion about where crypto markets may be heading as agents, liquidity, and onchain coordination evolve. Hosted by Bill the Bull on Late Night on Base.