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    #134 Thembinkosi Matika - How To Prepare For Pain Sep 02, 2019
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    Grey Jabesi caught up with Thembinkosi Matika, a Community Activist and the Centre Manager at Project Playground Langa. He is the founder of Nzulu Group, a social enterprise movement with the aim of organizing and educating African people so that they can work together to achieve success and significance. He is also the Managing Director at Thembinkosi Matika (TM) Leadership and Training. An enterprise that aims at helping people and organizations with tools to improve their results.

    Thembinkosi originally born in the Eastern Cape but grew up in Cape Town in the dusty streets of Khayelitsha, known to be the habitat of drugs, crime, unemployment and overpopulation. He is an energetic life strategist, speaker with impact & a trainer amongst other spheres. His obsession with growing through pain, has endured him being an athlete where he participates in long distance & trail running.

    During the year 2007, whilst studying towards a qualification in Medical Bioscience, through the University Of Western Cape, in his 2nd year of study he dropped out. This is when he realized that he was not following the path he was meant to pursue & passed time being a barman earning only R1200 a month. This is when he started selling drugs and lived recklessly. He experienced his life breakthrough when he spent an entire weekend in a jail cell & knew this was not the kind of life, he wanted to live.

    Thembinkos’s purpose in life is to help people transform their mindsets. This will enable them to effective decision-making. With implemented strategies that lead people to live intentional lives. The entrepreneur believes that;YOU NEED TO BE. BEFORE, YOU CAN DO. He dedicates his time doing community work, through his community development interests he is the center manager at PPG, known as Project Playground, his role includes; facilitating workshops, coaching the youth to better themselves academically & transforms mindsets.

    Love and enjoy this interview


    #133 Peter McCormack - Drug Addiction, Divorce and Bitcoin War stories Aug 28, 2019
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    This episode of The Grey Ave Podcast features Peter McCormack, an English based Cryptocurrency podcaster. He hosts What Bitcoin Did Podcast, where he interviews leaders in Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrency space to discuss important issues including tech, economics and regulations.

    Peter is very unique, outspoken and very public about his life experiences. From divorce, drug addiction, making or losing money, his feuds and court cases with Billionaires Craig Wright and Calvin Ayre.

    In this interview, we discussed the following; - Peter Mccormack early childhood - His devastating divorce and thoughts on marriage - Drug addiction - Life asymmetries - His lawsuit with Craig Wright, who's claims to be the creator of Bitcoin - Podcasting and monetizing

    Enjoy and share!


    #132 Zachariah George - From Wall Street to Funding African Startups Aug 22, 2019
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    In this episode, Grey Jabesi sat down and interviewed Zachariah George. Zach is the Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Startupbootcamp Africa – the leading multi-corporate backed venture accelerator program in Africa. He is the founder of Cactus Advisors – a specialist corporate finance advisory firm and micro VC fund specializing in high growth, high impact African tech ventures. Zach is a prominent Angel investor in several of Africa’s leading tech startups including Flutterwave, HouseME, Recomed and several others. He was featured on the cover of Fast Company South Africa in May 2018.

    Zach was formerly the head of Africa Investments for U-Start – the largest network of private Multi-Family offices in Europe. Prior to moving to South Africa, he was an investment banker on Wall Street covering mergers & acquisitions, corporate finance strategy and risk management at Lehman Brothers and Barclays Capital, New York.

    Zach has a Master’s degree in Finance & Management from Stanford University and a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.

    Outside of his professional life, Zach is a father to 3 children and is an acoustic guitarist/vocalist with cover albums ‘Give A Little’ (2010) and ‘Humans with Hearts’ (2018) on iTunes and Spotify. He is an avid lover of theater and the performing arts likes hiking and a good game of tennis and squash. He enjoys creative writing and is currently busy finishing a work of non-fiction.


    #131 Farzam Ehsani - Money Against Injustice Aug 14, 2019
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    Grey Jabesi had a privilege and interviewed Farzam Ehsani, Co-Founder and CEO of VALR.com, a platform that bridges the gap between our traditional financial system and the new world of cryptocurrencies. He was previously the Blockchain Lead at Rand Merchant Bank and the FirstRand Group and was the inaugural Chairperson of the South African Financial Blockchain Consortium. He previously worked at McKinsey & Company in Johannesburg, Deloitte Consulting in San Francisco, the Baha’i World Centre in Haifa, and the United Nations in Nairobi. He studied economics at the University of California – Berkeley.

    VALR is a digital asset trading platform in South Africa with lower fees transactions, collaborating with Bittrex, one of the most advanced secured and compliant platform worldwide. And also partnered with Former FNB Bank CEO and Montegray Capital CEO, Michael Jordaan who was previously interviewed on this podcast on episodes 90 and 93 respectively. It allows customers to seamlessly and instantly trade between bitcoin or ether and over 50 cryptocurrencies. Valr has brought their close relationship with regulators in South Africa. The platform has both a take and a maker fee. The taker fee is 0.75% and the Maker fee is -0.1%. This means the makers get paid 0.1% of the fee transacted. Think of it as a rebate. Any trade has a buyer (taker) and a seller (maker). The maker fee is gotten from the 0.75% taker fee leaving Valr with 0.65%. This makes the platform sustainable.VALR Makes 0.65% out of any deal. The platform also includes a referral program which gives a referrer 15% discount of the fee. If you refer 2 or more people, you get 15% and 10% of the fees of all referrals.

    In this fascinating podcast, we discussed the following: -His Personal background -How the banking system works -Why he left Rand Merchant Bank and started Varl -How will Blockchain and cryptocurrency contribute to financial inclusion of Africa -His religious background, the Bahai faith -How Varl works and affordable company's fee structure Share this episode with family and friends. Enjoy!


    #130 Llew Claasen - How To Value Cryptocurrencies Aug 06, 2019
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    In this episode, Grey Jabesi had an exciting interview with Mr. Llew Claasen. Llew is the Managing Partner of Newtown Partners, a blockchain investment and advisory services firm, founded by him and Vinny Lingham. Newtown Partners specializes in token economics, token sale design and demand generation for both their portfolio of startups and in an advisory capacity. They operate out of offices in San Francisco, U.S. and Cape Town, South Africa.

    Llew is a go-to-market strategist with almost two decades of senior management experience in cryptocurrencies, digital product management and digital marketing.

    He co-founded Clicks2customers (rebranded to www.nmpidigital.com) with Vinny Lingham, now a global digital marketing agency with annual billings in excess of $100 million and Synthasite (rebranded to www.yola.com). Llew is also the Executive Director of the Bitcoin Foundation, the original, the oldest and the largest Bitcoin advocacy organization globally, headquartered in San Francisco, U.S. The Bitcoin Foundation coordinates the efforts of the members of the Bitcoin community, helping to create awareness of the benefits of Bitcoin, how to use it and its related technology requirements, for technologists, regulators, the media and everyone else globally.

    Llew has a Masters Degree in the Management of Technology & Innovation and lives in Cape Town, South Africa.

    Topics Discussed:

    -What Llew Claasen is holding in his portfolio? -How to assess and value coins -His Bitcoin price prediction. -The investment side. What they are investing in at Newtown partners -Projects he's excited about.


    #129 Grey Jabesi - Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Governance Jul 31, 2019
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    Grey Jabesi is an entrepreneur, Blockchain Enthusiast, Cryptocurrency Evangelist, Analyst and Inverstor Based in Cape Town South Africa. He is also a seasoned podcast and event panel host, a producer of The Grey Ave Podcast, interviewer of prominent business personalities and influencer worldwide.

    As an entrepreneur, Grey is passionate about job creation and growth, particularly in emerging markets. His chief goal is to play a crucial role in nurturing creativity and innovation in Africa to help harness the full potential and explore the lucrative opportunities the continent has to offer. Some of Grey’s most prominent qualities include a strong sense of self-empowerment, a curiosity for innovation, and the adaptability and open-mindedness to expand horizons across borders. Always taking a global view, Grey is optimistic, forward-thinking, and above all results driven. He's very passionate about peer to peer finance and decentralised systems especially for the African continent as it accelerates trade and give Africans an opportunity to do business with the rest of the world in real time.

    This is Grey Jabesi Interview with Gugulethu Mfuphi at Kaya FM Radio. He spoke about Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Governance.


    #128 Salvatore Burgio - The Power of Bitcoin Jul 11, 2019
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    "Bitcoin as a cryptocurrency is a fantastic system of payments and some people call it Gold 2.0" Salvatore Burgio, Cape Town Bitcoin Expert. The Grey Ave Podcast meet Salvatore Burgio, a professional Jeweller who become a Goldsmith by the age of 16. In early 2012, Salvatore Burgio remodeled his business into Bitcoin and Gold and started investing in Bitcoin. In 2013 made his Bitcoin paper wallet.

    Salvatore Burgio and his company Cape Town Bitcoin established the first Bitcoin ATM in Cape Town. The rise of Bitcoin ATM's clearly demonstrates the advancement of digital payments, as a result, a transition to real-world financial models is being seen as Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies become more common. As part of his continued commitment to support new technology through accessibility, Cape Town Bitcoin provides the services of its ATM to the general public. At their ATM's, people can be able to trade cash for Bitcoin or convert Bitcoin to rands and you can buy Bitcoin for a minimum of R100.

    We talked about the fundamental principles of money and gold in this interview. Some of the key points include the following; -How and when he got involved in Jewelry business -Comparison of fiat money and Gold -What are the Kruger Rands -The perception of money in this real world -What made him shift his business to start investing in Bitcoin -How is Blockchain technology is charging finance and the world at large -How can artificial Intelligent change the ecosystem

    Learn more about the Bitcoin ATM and Cape Town Bitcoin at: https://www.capetownbitcoin.co.za/


    #127 Marius Reitz - The Role of Luno Jun 17, 2019
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    In this episode of The Grey Ave Podcast, I sat down and interviewed Marius Reitz, Luno Country Manager for South Africa to shed some lights about Luno at Luno Offices in Cape Town.

    Luno was founded in 2013 and is one of the world’s leading digital currency companies. Luno allows its users (people and businesses) to buy, sell, store and learn about digital currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. It also facilitates bitcoin storage through their bitcoin wallet services. They also operate exchanges between traditional currencies and bitcoin.

    Luno was founded in 2013 and the exchange was set up by Timothy Stranex. Stranex is a BSc graduate from the University of Cape Town. He began his career as a software engineer at Google in Switzerland. He worked on Google Maps during his four years at the company, while also completing an MSc in theoretical physics from the University of Zürich.

    Luno and PayFast facilitated one of the first crypto-currency integrations into a payment processor in the world. In 2016, Luno took part in the FCA Sandbox programme. This allows businesses to test financial products with regulatory supervision. In September 2017, Luno raised $9 million in order to introduce its bitcoin wallet, exchange and services in Europe. Since November 2017, Luno has also supported Ethereum. At the start of 2018, Luno announced they had reached nearly 2 million customers and processed over $5 billion. They are pro-regulation.In April 2018, Luno registered with the Bank Negara Malaysia as a reporting body for the digital currencies.

    In this episode, we discussed how luno started, the role and objectives of luno, Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency adoption in Africa, Marius Reitz's personal background and many more.


    #126 Julia Anastasopoulos - Creating Suzelle DIY Jun 07, 2019
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    In this episode of The Grey Ave Podcast, I had a chance to sat down and interviewed Julia Anastasopoulos at her studio in Woodstock. She is a South African artist, illustrator, designer and actress. She became a local internet phenomenon in May 2014, with her do-it-yourself web series known as SuzelleDIY. Before she became a YouTube personality, Anastasopoulos created hand-drawn illustrations on the walls and windows of a few MyCiTi bus stations in Cape Town.

    Julia Anastasopoulos Born in Johannesburg, this creative content producer obtained her BA degree in Theatre and Performance majoring in Acting at the University of Cape Town. She started her SuzelleDIY YouTube channel in May 2014, with a "bite-size, do-it-yourself web series". She plays an Afrikaans woman, along with animator and filmmaker Ari Kruger. Suzelle collaborated with Takealot, an online retailer and created four videos for the Takealot brand.

    In 2015, Suzelle took first place in the Superbalist 100 campaign.

    In this fascinating interview with her, we discussed -Her involvement in the generic acting career -The challenges faced by most content creators -How to make money through the content -Parenting -Her upcoming movie series on Showmax Tali Wedding Diary


    #125 Alakanani Itireleng - The State of Cryptocurrency in Botswana Jun 03, 2019
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    Grey Jabesi caught up with Alakanani Itireleng also known as Bitcoin Lady. She is Co-founder and CEO of Satoshi centre, a blockchain hub in Gaborone Botswana. Alakanani is a determined entrepreneur, positive about the new possibilities that bitcoin as a currency and technology can bring to the life of many more Botswanans in the near future. She got into bitcoin in early 2012 in order to raise enough money for her son's hear and lung transplant. She is also a well-known bitcoin evangelist who since has been involved in teaching people of Botswana about bitcoin. and has spoken at conferences in Amsterdam, South Africa, Europe, and Russia.

    In this interview with Alakanani, we talked a lot about her journey into the blockchain, bitcoin, and crypto in Botswana.

    Satoshicentre: https://satoshicentre.tech/


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