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Blockchain Bit

Blockchain Bit

Ana Paula Picasso

Blockchain Bit brings you informal chats with different people in the blockchain and crypto worlds. Hosted by Ana Paula Picasso (Twitter @a_picasso) For more info go to anapaulapicasso.com
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When Pablo Escobar's private zoo was seized by the police and all the animals were re-homed apart from 4 hippos. Now, decades later, these 4 hippos multiplied to 120 individuals. Their impact on the Colombian ecosystem is becoming more and more evident and different wildlife organizations have different opinions in how to deal with the problem: from monitoring, to sterilization and even culling.

So, I invited two guests, Chris Truman and Benton Perret, co-founders of Pablo's Hippos, an NFT project with a mission to help funding different wildlife NGOs in Colombia using decentralized governance with the funds raise of their NFT sales.

You can read Chris' article about decentralized governance here

Visit Pablo's Hippos here

Don't forget to check out Blockchain PR www.blockchainpr.online

Follow me: Ana Paula Picasso on Twitter and LinkedIn

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Blockchain Bit - Blockchain Bit (Trailer)
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11/04/19 • 0 min

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This episode will be about Crypto as a Service: the gap between traditional finance and crypto finance is closing!

I invited fellow Brazilian Bruno Diniz, a fintech advisor, best-selling author and managing director of Spiralem, a consultancy focused on Fintech.

We talked about what Crypto as a Service (CaaS) is, why Bruno thinks that CaaS will boom in 2022 and the coming years. Plus, we talked about embedded finance, regulations for crypto and fintech companies and some other fintech trends coming up (or evolving) in the next 12 months.

Don't forget to follow Bruno Diniz on LinkedIn

Bruno's article (in English): Crypto-as-a-Service and the new financial market infrastructure

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* This episode is a repost from my other podcast Emerging Markets Today

From unbanked to crypto users, this episode we talked about the thriving financial sector of Brazil! 💰

I had the pleasure of speaking with Aaron Stanley, the founder of the Brazil Crypto Report. We explored the fintech scene, the cryptocurrency sector, and even Brazil’s new digital currency (CBDC), the Real Digital.

Here are a couple of key takeaways from our conversation:

  • Fintech and Cryptocurrency Boom in Brazil: Aaron shared fascinating insights into the rapid growth of the fintech and cryptocurrency industries in Brazil. With a dynamic ecosystem and a strong focus on innovation, Brazil is becoming a hotspot for entrepreneurs and investors alike.
  • High-Level Use Cases: One interesting trend discussed was the shift towards higher-level use cases in Brazil’s cryptocurrency space. As the payments use case becomes more established, entrepreneurs are now exploring asset tokenization and other innovative applications. This opens up exciting opportunities for investors and developers in the country.
  • The Real Digital: The pilot project for the digital real kicked off in June and is expected to last for 18 months. This ambitious project sets Brazil apart as one of the most innovative countries in the development of CBDCs. The design of the digital real, with its focus on tokenization and wholesale use, adds value to the economy and has the potential to transform the entire financial system.

If you’re curious to learn more about Brazil’s financial sector and the cryptocurrency scene, make sure to tune in to this episode.

You can find it on all podcast platforms and don’t forget to subscribe to Aaron’s newsletter the Brazil Crypto Report on Substack!

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This is the first part of the Real Estate Tokenization series!

And I invited 2 special guests to talk about the various aspects of Real Estate Tokenization: Claus Skaaning the co-founder of Danish company Digishares, that provides tokenization services ranging from Real estate to equity and funds and Josh Emison, co-founder of Sans Bank, an alternative lending and investment solution for property owners and everyday investors.

In this episode we talked about how Real Estate Tokenization has become a new hot opportunity for investors, how regulation affects adoption and an overview of what’s happening in the US, EU and beyond.

The second part is already out - check it out here!

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I invited Eric Osuorah, the founder of AFOMA, "the goodwill token". He wanted to empower artisans and small businesses in different African communities, so he started Sellitic - a more financial inclusive eCommerce marketplace using a crypto token called AFOMA.

He told me that these craftsmen and artists want to sell outside of their native countries, but the existing cross-border payment methods (PayPal and bank transfers) are prohibitively expensive, slow, and impractical for small businesses in emerging markets. Also, Eric told me about the difficulties in educating about crypto technology and its benefits, but he already has a strategy in place.

Check out Sellictic here

Check out AFOMA here

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Blockchain Bit - A brief update - Summer break ☀️
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06/03/22 • 0 min

A little update: I'm taking a break and I will be back in September with new episodes - and perhaps a new format for the show. In the meantime, you can still head to my Medium page and check out all my blog posts there anapaulapicasso.com
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Welcome to the third (and last) episode of the Blockchain + Football series! This episode is all about crypto sponsorships.

I invited Matt House, Founder of SportQuake and eSportQuake to talk about the wave of crypto sponsorships happening in the last 12 months and how they will evolve in the years to come.

Matt gave us an overview of the regulations, sponsorships, and advertising in Europe and US and in emerging markets like Brazil and Africa. He also told me about the crypto sport sponsorship trifecta, which includes football (which we already know), eSports, and Formula 1.

Follow SportQuake on LinkedIn and Twitter

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Welcome to the Blockchain + Football series! Here is my chat with football writer Martin Calladine, Author of football books The Ugly Game and The Lies and Fall of OWNaFC.

We talked about fan tokens and why they might be doomed, the rise and fall of the infamous crowdfunding football app OWNaFC and why Martin decided to write a book about this scandal. If you are not familiar with this story, you are in for a wild ride!

Also, why a lack of regulation may be the reason of future types of fan-based club ownerships (either with crypto or fiat) will face the same fate as OWNaFC.

Buy Fit and Proper People: The Lies and Fall of OWNaFC here

Buy The Ugly Game here

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Watch Pelé's Goal on Brazil vs Italy World Cup Final 1970 here

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This episode is for you that is a wine lover - and also want to know how blockchain is improving the wine supply chain.

I invited Oliver Oram, the founder of Chainvine, a digital platform that uses blockchain to manage wine supply chain data across different industries.

We discussed how blockchain (in this case DLT) can help in many aspects of the wine supply chain, ranging from proof of provenance to sustainability, minimizing paper trails and collecting more accurate data to avoid product waste.

We also talked about intelligent wines and what they mean, and how the commercial sector is embracing digital adoption and why compliance isn't just for high-end wines but all of them.

Don't forget to follow Ana Paula Picasso on Twitter and LinkedIn

This episode was brought to you by Blockchain PR If you want to know how Blockchain PR can help your business grow just go to www.blockchainpr.online

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How many episodes does Blockchain Bit have?

Blockchain Bit currently has 52 episodes available.

What topics does Blockchain Bit cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts and Technology.

What is the most popular episode on Blockchain Bit?

The episode title 'Pablo Escobar's hippos, wildlife conservation, decentralized governance and NFTs with Chris Truman and Benton Perret, co-founders of Pablo's Hippos' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Blockchain Bit?

The average episode length on Blockchain Bit is 27 minutes.

How often are episodes of Blockchain Bit released?

Episodes of Blockchain Bit are typically released every 14 days, 5 hours.

When was the first episode of Blockchain Bit?

The first episode of Blockchain Bit was released on Nov 4, 2019.

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