FinTech Podcast Season 1: Blockchain 

Blockchain has bombarded the financial market with bunches of terminologies. However, there are not too many people who can answer the question "What is blockchain?". The first episode of the FinTech Podcast will give you a friendly approach to blockchain technology. Accompany with the episode is the presence of a talented blockchain enthusiast - Mr. Minh Pham. 

FinTech Podcast is owned by RMIT FinTech Club. If you want to know more about our club, visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/rmitfintechclub

Episode 1: World of Blocks

There's a new podcast on the block 👀 check out the first episode of the DubsCast, the newest member of the Next Iteration Family. 

Check out the show at
https://anchor.fm/dubscastpod/episodes/AFC-Fan-Token-Release--Community-Owned-Sports-Teams-e153tdmF
Reach out to Tristan at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristanwedd/

Introducing DubsCast, with Host Tristan Wedderburn

https://calvintorra.com/blog/decentralization

I've been a fan of Haseeb for a while now - going from a professional poker player to a software engineer at Airbnb and now a Managing Partner at Dragonfly Capital

In this essay, he talks about the reality of why decentralisation is not as important as you think.

Haseeb's educated and down to earth opinion is one to take into account if you're interested in blockchain technology from the perspective of a developer, and if you're a retail investor trying to filter out the online hype men and media trickery.

I'll Link to the original article and the full audio below.

Original Audio from
https://unchainedpodcast.com/why-decentralization-isnt-as-important-as-you-think/

Original Article
https://haseebq.com/why-decentralization-isnt-as-important-as-you-think/

Haseeb Qureshi: Why Decentralization Isn't as Important as You Think

First, on the Brief:  U.S. growth last quarter performing under economists’ expectations Robinhood's subdued IPO debut "Wild amounts" of capital going into crypto  In the main discussion, NLW addresses the specifics, reactions and potential impacts of a crypto provision within the Biden administration’s big infrastructure bill. A draft copy of the provision aims to raise $28 billion via a crypto tax, imposing new reporting requirements for a broad swath of crypto intermediaries. Potentially, intermediaries from wallet developers to miners will be impacted by the provision. If this draft of the bill makes it to a vote, how will a tax scheme impact crypto development and adoption? Is this provision just a messy step in a positive U.S. government acceptance of crypto or a dangerous damping factor on progress? Enjoying this content? &nbsp; SUBSCRIBE to the Podcast Apple:&nbsp;  Spotify:  Google:  &nbsp; Follow on Twitter: NLW:  Breakdown:&nbsp; The Breakdown is written, produced by and features NLW, with editing by Rob Mitchell and additional production support by Eleanor Pahl. Adam B. Levine is our executive producer and our theme music is “Countdown” by Neon Beach. The music you heard today behind our sponsor is “Only in Time” by Abloom. Image credit: rarrarorro/iStock/Getty Images, modified by CoinDesk.

The Senate Shoves a Dangerous, Last-Minute $28B Crypto Provision Into the Infrastructure Bill

Cardano’s project Catalyst is taking the blockchain industry by a storm, garnering levels of participation never before seen in the space. Do you hold ADA? Are you a small business owner that need funding? Are you an entrepreneur? Learn about catalyst! Continue reading at www.lidonation.com/how-to-stake-ada

Cardano Project Catalyst Reach 200000 Plus Voters

Since at least the 1990s, teenagers have been the demographic most concerned with a changing climate and the environment as a whole. Thinking back, it’s not hard to remember various start-ups, NGOs and marketing campaigns that were directed at and often featured teenagers in their marketing. That is because when people are in their teens, they are very receptive, energetic, and usually at their most idealistic. Most teenagers since the invention of the word at least want to try to solve all the world’s problems.&nbsp; According to a recent article by Bloomberg, the situation hasn’t changed much. Approximately 69% of teenagers around the world currently view climate change as an emergency. It doesn’t go into comparing that with percentages from other times but experience indicates that the numbers would be fairly high. The key of course is channeling that concern into action. In all seriousness, being concerned and angry while sitting at home and tweeting about it probably does more harm than good.&nbsp; Some have certainly figured out how to channel their energy productively. Plenty of people who grew up in the 1990s are now running companies that have taken the job of caring for the environment seriously. That’s the whole reason for LEED standards, the growth of geothermal technology, more efficient batteries, recycling water bottles into clothing, and the list goes on. They’ve helped drive changes in other companies as well. When was the last time you saw a fast food place with a Styrofoam container? How many different hair sprays contain CFCs? If it wasn’t for people from that generation growing up and converting their concern into productive action, the environmental situation would be much worse. I know, for example, that the local river is cleaner today than it was thirty years ago, and there is less litter lying around locally as well.&nbsp; So, how can we help encourage other teens to channel their energy productively? One way is to share the stories of people who have made a difference. If people see an emergency before them but no clear way of dealing with it, it is at least as likely that they will be paralyzed by despair as galvanized into action. Telling the positive stories of those who have managed to improve the environment can give hope that something can be done and inspire a new generation to take up the mantle. This is part of the reason some religions have specific saints, to provide examples of how to deal with the trials and tribulations the world will throw at you. Examples are powerful motivators regardless of what you want to motivate.&nbsp; Another, of course, is education. But, and this is key, not merely telling people about the climate, but teaching them how to figure it out for themselves. Instead of just telling people how bad things are or might be, give them the tools to educate themselves. Where can they go and find the data for themselves? Show them how to deal with difficult questions by letting them ask those questions and taking them seriously. Real education isn’t creating drones who repeat what they are told. It’s helping people develop their capacity for independent thought. That, plus the energy of youth is precisely how teens become young adults developing out-of-the-box solutions that can have a genuine, positive effect.&nbsp; Finally, encourage them to take care of the little things. To go out and take care of some of the litter at the local beach. To go to the town meetings on approving a new power plant, or a car charging station. Or to go out and plant trees, volunteer at the animal shelter. Encouraging teens to take care of small local things helps build a real appreciation for the environment and gives them a personal experience with making the world a better place.&nbsp; As a bonus, there is always signing up for TARTLE. Share data on what your local issues are and what works and what doesn’t. That information can help drive positive change in the...

Teenagers Are Convinced Climate Change Is #1 Issue

Leah Callon-Butler, director of Emfarsis, discusses her documentary, “Play-to-Earn: NFT Gaming in the Philippines,” and the real-world impact that crypto is having in the Philippines. Show highlights:  how the Axie Infinity movement started in the Philippines how much money players can earn through Axie Infinity compared to normal wages in the Philippines how Filipino crypto exchanges are catering to Axie Infinity players to make it easier to cash out their earnings what percentage of Axie Infinity players live in the Philippines why the game is so popular in rural areas what about Axie Infinity is bringing in non-crypto native players why Axie Infinity now has high barriers to entry how players have created their own system for helping bring new users into Axie Infinity how Axie Infinity scholarships work what Leah thinks about Yield Guild Games’s relationship with Axie Infinity  Thank you to our sponsors! Crypto.com: &nbsp; Oasis: &nbsp; NEAR: &nbsp; &nbsp; Episode Links Leah Callon-Butler: &nbsp; Emfarsis:  Axie Infinity:  Documentary: &nbsp; Coverage          &nbsp; Leah’s NFT/Axie Infinity writings:  &nbsp;  &nbsp;    &nbsp;

Unconfirmed: Axie Infinity's July Revenue Tops $200 Million. Here's How Filipinos Drove It - Ep.259

For those that missed this week's special "Rubic Weekly Chat with Collin O'Brien", here is a recording of today's broadcast! Tune in for an awesome interview and AMA with Harmony's Sam Harrison!

Rubic Weekly Chat with Collin O'Brien and Harmony

This week we discuss the concepts of ownership and property rights on blockchains and how they can be protected, along with the legal aspects and issues of enforcing rights and ownership as they apply to tokens and NFTs.

Ep.06 - Property, Ownership, And Identity

Conversa com o Leo Berlatto sobre a carreira dele, inspirações, a vida dele como desenvolvedor. Falamos também sobre blockchain, jogos, estágio e carreira de tecnologia em geral.
Deu alguns problemas técnicos, mas foi massa, primeira versão ta aí! espero que gostem.

JornadaCast v1.0  Feat Leonardo Berlatto  Blockchainman Streammer E Digital Influencer

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗲-𝘀𝗶𝘇𝗲𝗱 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄𝗹𝗲𝗱𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵

Rubic is a multichain DeFi ecosystem, which features cross-chain, P2P, and instant swaps across: Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain & Polygon blockchains.

https://calvintorra.com/
Frontend Developer based in Madrid.

TARTLE is a global personal data marketplace. Free to join, free to use. It is where humanity goes to get paid for their data.

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New tracks tagged #blockchain