Robert Hackett
Robert Hackett is features editor and head of special projects at a16z crypto and a co-host of the a16z crypto show, part of the Andreessen Horowitz podcast network. He co-produces the firm's annual State of Crypto Report and edited Chris Dixon's book Read Write Own, a New York Times bestseller. Before joining a16z in 2021 he was a senior writer and editor at Fortune, where he co-founded The Ledger (later Fortune Crypto), the first mainstream media franchise dedicated to crypto, and wrote one of the earliest magazine profiles of Vitalik Buterin in 2016.
28 talks by Robert Hackett
- How Crypto Is Rebuilding Finance From First Principles
- Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon: Why America Needs Clarity
- How AI is Changing the Way We Build Companies (ft. Guy Wuollet and Noah Citron)
- How Stablecoins Are Reconfiguring the Financial System | ft. Eddy Lazzarin and Sonal Chokshi
- Can Crypto Make AI More Trustworthy? Sreeram Kannan on Verifiable AI and EigenLayer
- AI And The Future Of Cybersecurity
- We Raised $2.2B. Here’s Why.
- How agentic commerce works (and why it matters)
- AI Is Changing the Internet. What Does It Mean for Creators? (with Justin and Michael Blau)
- AI just gave you superpowers. Now what?
- From Eater to Blackbird: Ben Leventhal on Restaurants, Loyalty, and Rebuilding Payments
- Why Privacy Will Be the Biggest Moat in Crypto
- The Obsession That Destroys Startups (with LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino)
- The Books That Defined Our Year
- From Wallets to Super Apps: The Internet's New Interface (with Phantom CEO)
- Prediction Markets and Pricing the Future (with Kalshi CEO)
- The a16z State of Crypto report and the case for a breakout year
- What the GENIUS Act Means for Stablecoins
- AI Has a Memory Problem. Crypto Might Fix It
- Crypto’s Killer App? Why Everyone’s Really Into Stablecoins Right Now
- State of Crypto 2024: Behind the Scenes on Stablecoins, AI, Builder Energy, More
- Token Do's and Don'ts
- What, How, and Why We're Reading
- Governing Democracy, the Internet, and Boardrooms