Tegan Jones is the global reviews editor at Finder and the host of our crypto and Web3 podcast, Block Climbing.
An award winning journalist, she has been reporting on consumer tech, gaming and telecommunications for the past 10 years. She won best reviewer and best consumer tech coverage in the 2021 IT Journalism Awards.
She regularly appears on ABC News, A Current Affair, The Project, Triple J and other mainstream media channels as an expert tech commentator. Her previous roles include editor and deputy editor of Gizmodo Australia, as well as commercial editor of Business Insider, Lifehacker, Kotaku and Gizmodo Australia.
She is also the co-host of one of the top technology podcasts in Australia, Queens of the Drone Age.
This week Tim & Tegan are joined by Finder's investments editor, Kylie Purcell, to explain what crypto ETFs are and how they work. They also dive into the wild world of digital real estate.
This week we chat to Lisa Wade, CEO of DigitalX, about where crypto regulation is currently at in Australia. We also take a look at the fascinating concept of decentralised identity and how it might be applied in the future.
This week Tim & Tegan look at the Australian Labor government's stance on crypto regulation and Adam Neumann (of WeWork fame) foray into blockchain start ups. They also chat to Dr Peter Howson about the potential positive environmental impact of the Ethereum Merge.
The Ethereum merge is finally happening! So this week Tegan and Tim dive into what this actually means and why it's a big deal. They also look at Tiffany & Co NFTs and the Sports Chain crypto scam in Sri Lanka.
This week a new ETF that shorts bitcoin enters the chat and the Bored Ape Yacht Club is accused of having connections to online alt-right troll culture. Meanwhile, Tegan visits an art exhibition where a reproductive cell has been minted in an NFT.
Tegan Jones29 June 2022
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