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Cryptodecentralized financedigital lendingInvesting
·Oct. 8, 2021

CEO of Yield App, Tim Frost, on integrating DeFi Yield products into a regulated Fintech company

In this conversation, we chat with Tim Frost, CEO and Co-Founder of Yield App, a fintech app making DeFi accessible to everyone. Prior to founding Yield, Tim helped build 2 previous digital banks, Wirex and EQIBank. Tim has also helped accelerate early-stage blockchain startups QTUM, NEO, Paxful, Polymath, and many others.

More specifically, we touch on all things crypto banking and debit cards, crypto onramps, juristictions and regulation, defi banking, yield generation mechanisms, and so much more!

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Crypto
·Mar. 15, 2022

Looking at Biden’s Executive Order as a roadmap

If the government does not delay, 2022 is the year that Washington gets serious about crypto.

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Crypto
·Oct. 25, 2021

Mastercard to offer pay with crypto partnership with Bakkt

The crypto firm enables users to buy and sell crypto, earn credit rewards on their accounts, and send money peer-to-peer: it will open up the Mastercard network to the cryptocurrency world.
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Cryptodecentralized financeenterprise blockchain
·Sep. 16, 2019

Fintech has democratized access to existing financial products, but not changed how they are manufactured

But nothing feels fundamentally different. Yes, we have some new brands that live on our phones. But when sliced across deposits, volume, or assets under management, the public companies still do the lion's share of the financial work. With open banking, incumbents are likely to win even more, powering Apple's credit card for example. The core reason for this, I think, is that Fintech has democratized access to existing financial products. It has not really changed how those products are manufactured. Only by transforming how things are made and the value chains to deliver them can you build the Google, Netflix, Spotify, or Uber of the next generation.

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NFTs
·Jun. 22, 2022

NFTs: The next logical step for incumbents?

Goldman Sachs has announced they are exploring NFT's- Why? Despite being a playground for collectibles, for some its the logical next step for incumbents.

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cefi
Fintech
·May. 4, 2023

In lieu of regulation, trust in CeFi lies in transparency

As the crypto industry waits for regulation in the U.S., CeFi has a trust dilemma. Increased transparency might be the way forward.
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Crypto
·Oct. 25, 2022

How will Web3 payments go mainstream?

Nikola Plecas from Visa Europe and Nick Charteris from Crypto.com discuss how web3 payments will go mainstream at Merge in London on October 18, 2022
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vault
Crypto
·Nov. 17, 2022

Is a Proof-of-Reserves certificate enough?

Since the FTX meltdown, centralized exchanges in the DeFi space are rushing to publish PoRs, but without liability data, are they relevant?
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Crypto
·Sep. 14, 2022

Recent hacks teach valuable Web3 lessons

Recent crypto hacks teach the importance of security testing, the limitations of Web3, and the need to hold judgment until all facts are in.
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desantis
Fintech
·May. 16, 2023

Why state bans won’t dodge a digital dollar

Gov. DeSantis has said that Florida won't accept a CBDC, due to privacy and surveillance concerns. Stonewalling could be part of the problem.
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