Paid-post disclosure and the “CT is dead” debate drove the opening, with the crew arguing that the timeline may actually be improving as undisclosed shills get pushed out and low-effort extraction fades. They then moved through the daily market update and used Backpack’s BP drop and the Mad Lads reaction as a real-time reminder that not every project should feel pressured to force a token launch into weak conditions. A shorter middle section touched on Tad Smith’s Candy Digital move and why self-custody still matters if digital collectibles are going to feel durable. The longest conversation focused on Xeet, where squads, creator cards and verified KPIs were framed as a shift from impression farming toward measurable performance marketing that could turn creators into mini agencies over time.

Subscribe:

Coffee with Captain Newsletter: https://coffeewithcaptain.beehiiv.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@coffeewithcaptainshow

Follow on X:

Chris Jourdan: https://x.com/ChrisJourdan
Coffee with Captain: https://x.com/coffeewithcap_

This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. None of the information shared on this podcast is meant to be taken as financial advice. Chris and guest speakers may hold tokens discussed

Check Out:

Doma: Tokenizing Domains

Unvault: Revolutionizing NFTs

The Everything Token: A Book on Web3 and NFTs

Save money on your taxes easily with Awaken Tax: new users use code coffee50 or returners use returncoffee50
For 10% off the Dominion 2026 conference, register with this link: Dominion 2026 coupon

Backpack’s BP Drop, Xeet’s Creator Squads