Mar 28 - 2023

#060 Making Data Honest (and Valuable) with Omar ElNaggar (Weavechain) and Zach Pettet (Money20/20)

About the Episode

Topics:

(4:21) – Introducing Omar & Zach (nerds)

(5:30) – Why will Web3 data take 100% of the market?

(7:22) – What are data flows?

(14:40) – Does the whole world need to be on Web3 to execute your vision?

(18:02) – Is there a gamification to this whole approach?

(25:05) – Are you seeing finance being the first industry to adopt Web3 Data flows?

(34:29) – CryptoPoops.com (Finest shit on the internet)

(36:02) – Being able to verify truth at any point

(44:59) – The history of HTTPS

(4741) – The SVB crisis, wire transfers & chainalysis

(50:09) – Can we implement something like Weavechain without replacing the skeleton of the current financial system?

(1:01:15) – Distribution in Web3/Crypto & how Weavechain works in pharma and insurance

(1:14:49) – Decentralized Science

(1:17:35) – What is the 50-year vision for Weavechain?

(1:25:42) – Who are the best people for you to talk to regarding Weavechain?

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