Every Cryptofocus interview from day two of Common S3nse 2026, Saturday 5 September, at De Hallen Studio's, Amsterdam: 4 conversations recorded on the floor with the people building privacy tech, and published the same day. The interviews from day one are collected here. The story that runs through all of them, both days in one piece: Privacy as security: Common S3nse 2026 in sixteen interviews.
Watch them all in one place: the Common S3nse playlist on YouTube. Organised by CryptoCanal; Cryptofocus is media partner.
Safe Foundation on Why One Person With AI Is Now Enough

Anirudh Singh Chohan came off the Common S3nse stage, sat down opposite me with his backpack still in his hand, and gave me the line I have not stopped turning over since: right now the code breakers seem to be ahead.⦠Read the analysis or watch the full interview.
Liberlandās President Says You Do Not Need Recognition

I have interviewed founders who want a licence, a listing or a seat at a regulatorās table. Vit Jedlicka wants a border. He is the president of Liberland, the seven square kilometres of Danube floodplain he and a small⦠Read the analysis or watch the full interview.
Olaf van Wijk: crypto is secure but it still feels unsafe

I have been told a hundred times that crypto is the most secure money ever built. On day two of Common S3nse I sat down with Olaf van Wijk, the founder of Nihilium, and he handed me the sentence that explains why almost⦠Read the analysis or watch the full interview.
Ralf Dekker on why Dutch politics still mistrusts crypto

I asked a sitting member of the Dutch parliament why crypto gets so little trust in The Hague, and he answered with a line about murder. Ralf Dekker chairs the Tweede Kamer committee for Digital Affairs and currently⦠Read the analysis or watch the full interview.






