Frederick Munawa here.
Blockchain Innovation is where I interview the brightest minds in blockchain and cryptocurrency – every Tuesday – to discuss present and future applications of decentralized technologies.
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Frederick Munawa here.
Blockchain Innovation is where I interview the brightest minds in blockchain and cryptocurrency – every Tuesday – to discuss present and future applications of decentralized technologies.
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Michael Oved and Don Mosites are Co-Founders of AirSwap – a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.
Michael is a veteran algorithmic trader and mathematician.
Don is a former Google employee, serial entrepreneur, product designer, and full-stack engineer.
In this episode, we discuss:
Michael Casey is a Senior Advisor for the Digital Currency Initiative at MIT.
Prior to that, he was a Senior Columnist for the Wall Street Journal.
He spent 18 years covering global economic and financial trends and co-authored The Age of Cryptocurrency: How Bitcoin and the Blockchain are Challenging the Global Economic Order with Paul Vigna.
In this episode, Michael and I discuss:
Matthew Spoke is the CEO of Nuco, an enterprise software company set to launch its AION Blockchain network in the near future.
Matt is a CPA and former consultant at Deloitte. He is also a board member of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
In this episode, we discuss:
Don Tapscott is the best-selling author of Blockchain Revolution. He is also CEO of The Tapscott Group.
Some of his positions and accomplishments include:
In this short episode, we discuss:
Thomas Linder is a Crypto Tax Lawyer from Zurich Switzerland. He is a Partner at MME Legal. MME is not just any law firm, it is the law firm behind the historic Ethereum token sale of 2014. Thomas was a Director at KPMG Switzerland, and is a Certified Tax Expert who graduated from the Swiss Tax Academy. In this episode, we discuss:
Rahul Sood is the CEO and Founder of Unikrn, an E-Sports betting platform.
I first heard of these guys when Mark Cuban announced he would be investing in their ICO. Ashton Kutcher is also another key investor in the company.
After founding and selling several successful startups, Rahul went to work for Microsoft Ventures, before diving back into entrepreneurship with Unikrn.
In this episode, we discuss:
**Please note: Any comments about the Unikrn token sale should not be misconstrued as investment advice or considered an endorsement of Unikrn**
Chris Ballinger is the CFO and Head of Mobility Services at Toyota. Specifically, within the Toyota Research Institute (TRI) which leads Toyota's efforts around autonomous vehicle technology – self-driving cars.
Chris previously worked at the White House and was a Senior Vice President at Bank of America.
He is also a formally trained monetary economist (which made for quite an interesting conversation).
In this episode, we discuss:
Bill is the CEO and Founder of Abra. What is Abra? Think of it as the "WhatsApp of Money." A single app available in 200 cities that enables you to send money from your phone to any other phone, anywhere in the world.
Bill has co-founded a long list of Tech startups. He's also worked for NASA, Goldman Sachs, and was a Senior Director for Netscape – the first commercially successful web browser.
In this episode, Bill and I discuss:
Brian Behlendorf is a legend in the open software movement. He is one of the creators of Apache – server software that powers most websites on the internet.
He currently serves as Executive Director of Hyperledger – one of the most prominent Blockchain consortiums in the world.
His list of accomplishments in the tech industry is beyond impressive:
In this episode, Brian and I discuss the history of Hyperledger, the 8 projects under the Hyperledger banner (including several interesting use cases), and what Brian really thinks about the current ICO and cryptocurrency craze.
To celebrate Canada's upcoming 150th birthday (on July 1st), I interviewed Canadian Blockchain entrepreneur Greg Wolfond.
Greg is the CEO & Founder of SecureKey – an identity and authentication provider.
He's also a serial entrepreneur with over 30 years in FinTech, security and mobile solutions. Here are some of his accolades:
In this episode, Greg and I discuss why Blockchain was a logical choice in building SecureKey's digital identity network, the future of digital identities, and how two of Greg's friends got their identities hacked and had mortgages put on their homes!