Podcasts about airtm

HORA 15 con Romina Zuasnabar 14-06-2024 Entrevistas a: Sebastián Menescaldi @smenescaldi (conomista, Director asociado consultora EcoGo @Ecogoconsultor1 ) Nicolás Briasco (Head of Prodcut Marketing de Airtm @airtminc ) Carlos Galván (Team Lead de Candlelight)

Lisa Nestor is a Los Angeles-based fintech expert and pioneer in the field of electronic payments. She currently serves as the chief strategy officer at AirTM. Under her watch, AirTM has successfully facilitated over 26 million transactions, and expanded access to commerce to international businesses both large and small, creating a user-friendly tool benefiting millions of people worldwide.  After just a year in the FinTech field, Lisa introduced by a UCLA professor from her MBA days, to Jed Michaela, then CEO of the Stellar Development Foundation - a non-profit foundation supporting the Stellar ledger: an open, decentralized blockchain ledger focused on payments and providing open financial infrastructure. Before transitioning to AirTM, Lisa spent five and half years at Stellar, where she focused on partnerships and later, ecosystem development. As she puts it, the beauty of AirTM is that it leverages Stellar ledger.  With a passion for innovation, implementation and strategy within the shifting fintech landscape, Lisa's knowledge is much sought after by entrepreneurs, developers and C-Suite executives. In this episode of Regulatory Ramblings, she talks to our host Ajay Shamdasani about her time in the Peace Corps, how she got into FinTech and payment systems as a ‘non-techie' as well as AirTM's long term goals and achievements thus far. Their conversation also delves into how firms operating in the FinTech and crypto realms should they adjust their business strategies to factor in digital money and cross-border payments and the attendant regulations that go along with them.   Lisa also shares her views on financial inclusion, making money easily accessible and immediately available, and utility of decentralized ledgers. She also talks about the challenges of operating across 190 countries with 400 unique payment methods globally. The discussion underscores the need for proper cross-border payment infrastructure to support the digital economy, which begs the question – who will set the rules of such new financial architecture – the industry or governments? The conversation concludes with Lisa's thoughts on stablecoin digital currencies outside national currencies (especially amongst those concerned about digital financial sovereignty), whether self-custody wallets the solution to digital financial sovereignty and what parts of the world beyond Dubai are worth watching for developments in FinTech and payment systems. HKU FinTech is the leading fintech research and education in Asia. Learn more at www.hkufintech.com.

In this podcast episode, Lisa Nestor, Chief Strategy Officer at Airtm, discusses her diverse background and the fintech industry. She shares her passion for crypto, its potential for asset sovereignty, and the excitement around self-custody products. Lisa reflects on the challenges and opportunities CBDCs and stablecoins present and the competition they may bring to international currency markets. She offers investment advice for cryptocurrencies and highlights the qualities of a great growth hire. Lisa also delves into product-channel fit for startups, and much more!TimestampsBenefits of International Experience (00:04:55)Airtm's Differentiation (00:07:42)Airtm's Innovative Payment Rails (00:08:36)Navigating Regulatory Environments (00:11:32)Adoption of Digital Currencies by Companies (00:15:06)Factors Affecting Bitcoin's Price (00:17:58)Lessons from FTX's Implosion (00:19:59)Cryptocurrency and Self-Custody (00:22:26)Regulation and Digital Gold Standard (00:22:59)Central Bank Digital Currency (00:24:38)Stablecoins and CBDCs (00:27:07)Characteristics of a Great Growth Hire (00:32:08)Identifying a Bad Growth Hire (00:34:19)Product-Channel Fit in B2B and Fintech (00:35:50)Marketing Channel Strategy (00:39:24)Lisa's LinksAirtm - https://www.airtm.com/en/LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisacnestor/My Links Podcast: https://lifeselfmastery.com/itunes YouTube: youtube.com/lifeselfmastery Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohitmal

Listen to conversation exploring the future of digital currency and its impact on the financial landscape. In this episode: "The Digital Dollar Revolution: The Future of Virtual Currency" we talked with Lisa Nestor CTO at Airtm:- Is digital currency important, and how does it differ from traditional digital banking?- Is there a general "bad rep" for digital currency, and why do people often mistake it for crypto?- What are the main obstacles hindering the widespread adoption of digital currencies?Host: Radek Zaleski, Client Partner at Netguru

.¿Alguna vez hubieras pensado que siendo nómada digital podrías construir un emprendimiento? Carla con wifi cuenta su gran experiencia viajando por el mundo y como es que ha logrado mantener su emprendimiento sin morir en el intento, y a la par nos cuenta que herramientas usa para cumplir con sus onjetivos. Cuéntame ¿Tú te atreverías a ser un@ nómada digital y tener tu emprendimiento?

¿Alguna vez te has preguntado si tu pasión podría convertirse en un emprendimiento digital? En esta ocasión nuestro jedi Juan Del Cerro platicó con Efrén Ruiz, un músico creador de Cellomotive un proyecto donde él enseña música y fue así como su pasión la convirtió en un Empendimiento Digital. Te invitamos a escuchar la histroia de Efrén en "Rebeldes Digitales: Emprendedores Latinos Transformando Realidades"

Today we explore the latest trends and insights in the world of finance and technology and we're diving deep into the importance of a robust cross-border payment infrastructure to support the digital economy.  Our guest is Lisa Nestor, a fintech expert and Chief Strategy Officer at AirTM. Lisa is passionate about innovation, implementation, and strategy within the ever-shifting fintech landscape. We discussed the following topics among others. - Why is a robust cross-border payment infrastructure crucial for the growth of the digital economy? - What are some of the key challenges and pain points associated with current cross-border payment systems? - How do inadequate cross-border payment systems hinder international e-commerce and trade? - What is the role of digital currencies and blockchain technology in improving cross-border payments? and more... Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review. If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to info@globalriskconsult.com with a subject line “Global Risk Community Show” and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap. Until next time.

¿Sabías que en la actualidad el 2️⃣6️⃣% de emprendimientos en México son negocios 100% digitales, mientras que un 23% apuesta por una estrategia híbrida con una tienda física, un sitio web y una tienda en línea ?

Lisa is the Chief Strategy Officer at Airtm. Airtm is a digital wallet that allows you to receive payments, access your money in e-wallets and convert to local currency.

Ever wondered how a small idea could turn into a revolution? Get ready to be inspired by Ruben Galindo, CEO of Airtm. This is not just another success story – it's a tale of passion for justice and financial decentralization, from the heart of Mexico City to the tech-hub of San Francisco. Ruben shares an intriguing insight into the birth of Airtm, its transition to blockchain technology, and the audacious goal to become the Web3 PayPal of the future. Embrace the concept of an 'open money mentality'. Listen as Ruben narrates the impact of this groundbreaking approach on the cross-border payment industry and the significance of trust and brand building in fostering prosperity with large-scale enterprises. You will learn how Airtm is leading the way for digital entrepreneurs in the global south to access their earnings effortlessly. So, get set, because this episode is sure to broaden your horizons on the world of payments and digital entrepreneurship.

Lisa Nestor, Chief Strategy Officer at Airtm, spoke to Rudolf Falat, founder of the Voice of FinTech podcast, about how her company leverages stablecoin  USDC (AirUSD)  - digital dollar in Airtm wallet to facilitate small cross-border payments faster and cheaper, supporting online workers everywhere.Here is what they covered in more detail: Lisa's journey to Airtm What is the problem you are focusing on? Why is it worth solving? What is your digital dollar, and how does it differ from the 'green' dollar? Or from Tether? What is your technology angle? Do you use existing rails or blockchain, and how do you exceed current payment networks? You support 400 different ways to pay with digital dollars – can you tell us some examples? How do you make money? Tell us about your growth journey. How did you expand to new countries? What were the successes and challenges? What next? What major goals do you want to achieve within, say next 12 months? What non-fiction book would you take with you on vacation?  What's the best way to reach out and learn more about AirTM? Lisa Nestor on LinkedIn or website: Airtm 

Ep 147 | Juan Pablo Carrea, UX Lead en Airtm vuelve al podcast para charlar sobre capturando.la un producto que nace luego de haber recopilado una cantidad importante de screenshots y que generó la idea de hacer un producto donde otras personas pudiesen ver los flujos de las aplicaciones de los productos más importantes de LATAM. Este episodio trata sobre como se ha ido construyendo capturando.la de forma ágil y con herramientas no code desde el momento cero y cómo piensan escalar el producto. ----

Episodio 191 | Caro Ruiz es licenciada en Educación Física y en pandemia se lanzó a full a crear contenido en Instagram y exploto su cuenta lo que la motivo a renunciar y a dedicarse full time a crear contenido en redes y desarrollar un negocio digital. En este episodio nos comparte su historia y consejos. // Si queres seguirla a Caro en sus redes podés buscarla como @caroruizfit // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Mis cursos y blog: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @‌marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Rubén Galindo Steckel, the visionary CEO behind AirTM, a leading online platform that provides financial services to users around the world. His commitment to promoting financial freedom and reducing economic restrictions has helped hundreds of thousands save money, make local payments, and transfer funds quickly and affordably. AirTM offers ease of moving your money whenever you need it, no matter where you are, through national and international banks, e-wallets, and more. Tune in to learn more!

Episodio 190 | Paz Folgueiro es estratega digital y fundadora de MOSSY, una marca de bikinis que vende online hace más de 6 años en el mercado. En este episodio nos comparte su historia y consejos para crear una estrategia digital sostenible en el tiempo. // Contactate con Paz si queres contratar sus servicios de Estrategia Digital, su Instagram es https://instagram.com/pazfolgueiro.marketing // Eshop de MOSSY: https://www.wearemossy.com/ // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Mis cursos y blog: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @‌marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 189 | El ChatGPT está revolucionando el marketing digital y en este episodio te compartimos qué es y tips para usarlos en tu estrategia de marketing. Marina Guastavino es experta en Growth Marketing y estuvo utilizando Chat GPT para el desarrollo de un plan de negocio que hoy esta realizando. En este episodio nos comparte sus insights de cómo optimizar la conversación con esta inteligencia artificial para que sea una herramienta clave en tu negocio. // Seguila a Maru en LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marinaguastavino/ y su nuevo emprendimiento: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/directo/fonalplhodhnenmokepaijoemaednpjm // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Mis cursos y blog: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @‌marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 188 | Gon Bosch es el fundador de Le Capitaine, una marca de moda que marca tendencia en Cordoba. En este episodio nos comparte su historia, su desafíos de emprender en Argentina y sus estrategias de venta en redes sociales. // Seguí la marca en IG @‌lecapitaine_ // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Mis cursos y blog: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @‌marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 187 | Mayra Gomez es la cofundadora y directora creativa de Sixxta, una marca de moda que marca tendencia en Colombia. En este episodio nos comparte su historia, su proceso de rebranding y los desafíos de emprender en Colombia. // Seguí la marca de May en IG @‌sixxta // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Mis cursos y blog: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @‌marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 186 | Este episodio es distinto. Es una charla entre colegas emprendedores de rrss para marcas de moda. Hablamos de estrategias con influencers y los dueños de Elepants (Augusto Mustafá) y Calipsian (Cande Granillo y Josefina Marcos) compartieron sus casos de éxito. // Seguí ambas marcas en IG cómo @elepants y @calipsian // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Chusmeá mi sitio: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 184 | Emprender en moda en Argentina es un gran desafío y sobretodo fabricar. Bisovi es una marca argentina especializada en vestidos de Fiesta. Sofi y Luz, sus fundadoras, en este episodio nos comparten su historia y sus consejos para emprender en este mundo tan fascinante de la indumentaria. // Seguí la marca bisovi en: https://www.bisovi.com/ y su cuenta de IG: @bisovi // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Chusmeá mi sitio: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 183 | Empieza el año y tenemos que hablar de las tendencias en redes sociales. En este episodio les resumo las que considero más importantes para que apliquen en sus negocios digitales. // CUPÓN EXTRA de DESCUENTO para mis cursos: 2023 en https://marketingconbelu.wisboo.com/catalog // Chusmeá mi sitio: https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 182 | ¿Sentis que no llegaste a cumplir tus objetivos del 2022? Llega fin de año y es momento de balance, de reflexión. Este me pareció un excelente episodio para cerrar el año. Sil Colla es astrologa, facilitadora de Reiki y profesora de Yoga. Nos comparte pasos para transformar esa energía negativa de objetivos no cumplidos en energía positiva y una buena manifestación llena de abundancia y confianza para el 2023. // Seguila a Sil en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sil.colla/ // Para capacitarte en REDES SOCIALES podés anotarte en mis cursos con un cupón especial de descuento: PODCAST https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 181 | Sofi Belapolsky es emprendedora de moda hace ya más de 6 años. Es la diseñadora y responsable de la colección de Bela y en este episodio de podcast nos comparte sus consejos clave para planificar la cantidad y el surtido de prendas a fabricar. // Descubrí más de BELA en https://bela.com.ar/ // Para capacitarte en REDES SOCIALES podés anotarte en mis cursos con un cupón especial de descuento: PODCAST https://belubarrague.com/ // Más consejos de emprendedurismo y marketing digital en mi cuenta de Instagram @marketingconbelu // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu cuenta en USD digitales. Podés abrir hoy tu billetera en https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si te gustó el podcast, no te olvides de dejarnos tus 5⭐️ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 180 | Hoy me toca a mi, tengo que actualizar mi historia. Ya hace dos años que emprendo vendiendo productos digitales y creando contenido en redes sociales. Fue un gran cambio para mi y en este episodio te comparto ese proceso. // Podés anotarte en mis CURSOS DE REDES SOCIALES en https://belubarrague.com/ CUPÓN: EMPRENDALS para descuento especial! // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu billetera en USD digitales: https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // No te olvides de las 5 estrellitas así seguimos creciendo, GRACIAS :) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 179 | Se viene Navidad, la mejor epoca de ventas para todos los emprendedores. En este episodio Maca Axelrud, fundadora y responsable de marketing de Rud Shoes nos comparte sus consejos. // Seguí a RUD y a Maca en Instagram Maca: @macaaxelrud Rud: @rudshoes // Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM, tu billetera de dolares digitales https://try.airtm.com/BeluBarrague // Si queres capacitarte y hacer cursos de REDES SOCIALES acá te espero en mi academia: https://belubarrague.com/cursos-belu/ // Si te gustó el podcast, dejanos tus 5 estrellitas así crecemos :) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Ser emprendedor o trabajar en redes sociales exije exponerte y hablar en camara. Todos tenemos miedo cuando damos este paso y en este episodio hablamos de cómo soltar ese bloqueo que nos genera el miedo al que diran para poder compartir nuestra historia y animarnos a humanizar nuestra marca. Mai Pistiner es periodista, generadora de contenido y fundadora de la Academia de Comunicación de Mai Pistiner, es experta en oratoria e invitada especial para compartirnos claves a la hora de hablar enfrente a la camara. Si queres capacitarte en oratoria o comunicación en redes sociales podés anotarte en sus cursos y con el cupón EMPRENDALS tenés un 25% OFF: https://www.maipistiner.com/catalogo Este episodio esta auspiciado por AIRTM tu billetera digital para ahorrar en dólares digitales: https://airtm.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Hoy tenemos un programa especial, en donde intento brindarles una solución a las personas que necesitan cobrar o mover dinero desde cualquier lado del mundo de una manera más que simple. Y que ademas para nosotros los Argentinos es una excelente solución para cobrar dinero del exterior y luego pasarla a nuestro banco bajo la cotización del dolar blue. El servicio se llama AirTM, y se puede acceder desde un navegador, o bien desde un smartphone iOS o Android. El link de acceso es: https://app.airtm.com/login La semana próxima tendremos publicado un screencast demo, donde uno de los directivos locales de la empresa nos muestra como mover dinero de forma simple con la herramienta. Espero les sirva, y espero sus comentarios. APOYANOS DESDE PAYPAL https://www.paypal.me/arielmcorg APOYANOS DESDE PATREON https://www.patreon.com/radiogeek APOYANOS DESDE CAFECITO https://cafecito.app/radiogeek Podes seguirme desde Twitter @arielmcorg (www.twitter.com/arielmcorg) También desde Instagram @arielmcorg (www.instagram.com/arielmcorg) Sumate al canal de Telegram #Radiogeekpodcast (http://telegram.me/Radiogeekpodcast)

En el podcast de esta semana, tenemos como invitado a Rubén Galindo de AirTM. De nuevo, nos adentramos en el mundo de la tecnología financiera en latinoamérica con una compañía que provee una solución peer-to-peer para el intercambio de dinero, es decir, una e-wallet o billetera digital. En esta conversación exploraremos cómo la tecnología financiera puede transformar la economía, así como tener un impacto social. Rubén nos habla del uso que los freelancers hacen de su plataforma y de cómo esta les ayuda a incorporarse a la economía internacional. Por último - cómo no - volveremos a comentar el uso de la tecnología blockchain y las criptomonedas. PATROCINADORES

Episodio 177 | Macu Nielsen no sabía que quería emprender y tampoco nunca se había imaginado crear una marca de zapatos. Empezó importando zapatos, en la pandemia creció exponencialmente con un modelo de pantuflas y hoy la rompe en TikTok. En este episodio nos cuenta su historia y tips para crecer en TikTok. Si queres conocer más su marca acá te dejo su página: https://macushop.com/ Si queres hacer el curso de TIKTOK acá te dejo mi página: http://belubarrague.com/ con el cupón PODCAST tenés un descuento especial Este episodio esta patrocinado por AIRTM. Tu cuenta en dolares digitales. Podés crearla en https://airtm.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

This week's Espresso covers updates from Ualá, Xepelin, Clip, and more!Outline of this episode:[00:28] - Clip lands a $50M credit facility with Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, and HSBC[00:58] - Cuéntame closes a $1.1M pre-seed round[01:27] - Pagaleve closes a $25M Series A round[01:55] - Credix raises $11.25M in a Series A round[02:27] - Ualá acquires Ceibo Créditos[02:52] - Xepelin secures a $140M credit line from Goldman Sachs[03:16] - Belo partners with Airtm [03:46] - New episode of Crossing Borders and Latamlist's featured articleResources & people mentioned:Companies & Startups: Clip, Cuéntame, Pagaleve, Ualá, Ceibo Créditos, Xepelin, Belo, Airtm, Wilobank, Empretienda.VCs, Accelerators, Institutions: Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, HSBC, Goldman Sachs, Magma Partners, Impacta VC, Salesforce Ventures, Motive Partners, ParaFi Capital, People: Nathan Lustig, Laura Martínez, Alejandro Guízar.

Episodio 175 - Manifestar es dar vida a tus objetivos a través del pensamiento, la acción, las emociones y las creencias. En este episodio Silvana Colla (En IG @sil.colla) nos comparte como son los primeros pasos para aprender a manifestar la vida que deseas. Sil nos compartió ejercicios para visualizar y de limpieza para poder estar abiertos y vibrando positivamente para que todo aquello que deseamos suceda en nuestra vida. // Si te gustó el podcast, dejanos tus 5 estrellitas! Este podcast fue patrocinado por AirTM tu cuenta en USD digitales para transferir dinero de Paypal o Payoneer a tu cuenta Argentina a tasa de mercado. Podés crearla hoy en https://www.airtm.com/ar/ Si queres saber más de Sil y agendar una lectura de carta natal, limpieza o registros akashicos podés contactarla en su cuenta de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sil.colla/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Episodio 174 | ¿Qué hacer si recién estas en Instagram o si tenes una comunidad y queres aumentar seguidores? En este episodio de podcast te comparto que haría yo si estaría abriendo hoy una nueva cuenta en Instagram. También hable de los cambios en el algoritmo y cómo creo que eso beneficia tanto a las marcas como a los creadores de contenido. / Si te gustó el podcast por favor dejanos tus 5 estrellitas! / Este episodio esta patrocinado por AirTM tu cuenta en dolares digitales: https://www.airtm.com / Si queres aprender más de Instagram, podés anotarte en mi CURSO DE INSTAGRAM MARKETING: https://belubarrague.com/instagram-marketing-emprendedores/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Iniciamos semana!!En el programa de hoy: Star Wars lanza ‘lightsaber Academy' para aprender a usar sable de luz, la 'app' que está eclipsando a TikTok en los iPhone: por qué está arrasando; entrevista con la gente de AirTM, que ayudan al emprendimiento mundial; buena música y mucho más!!

Ep 109 | Mauricio Angulo, Head de UX vuelve al podcast justamente 1 año luego de su episodio para hablarnos sobre la Web 3, que problemas resuelve y de donde se originó el concepto... además de darle un análisis desde el punto de vista de UX

Ep 108 | Mer Lara vuelve al podcast para contarnos su experiencia trabajando como Head de UX en Wheels of the World, un lugar que se dedica a crear experiencias de turismo pensadas para personas con algún tipo de impedimento temporal o permanente

Ep 107 | Leonidas Esteban Engineer Manager at Parrot y profe en leonidasesteban.com pasa para charlar sobre el proceso de handoff, porque de nada sirve tirar consejos cuando podemos hablar directamente con un DEV que nos deje su punto de vista y experiencia.

Ep 106 | Ulises Arvizu Principal UX Designer en Oracle + Web3 Entusiasta vuelve al podcast para hablar sobre que rayos es la Web 3.0, los NFT y darnos una introducción a este mundo tan caótico.

Ep 105 | Nicolas Rescigno - Product & Strategy en Airtm Pasa por el podcast a charlar sobre como cambia el rol de Producto en sus diferentes niveles según el tipo de empresa, ya que no es lo mismo trabajar para una PYME que una Startup y mucho menos una gran Corpo internacional

Welcome to a special episode of the Solana Podcast focusing on Crypto & National Security featuring Ari Redbord (Head of Legal and Government Affairs, TRM Labs) and Sigal Mandelker (former Under Secretary of the Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence). Amira Valliani (Policy Lead, Solana Foundation) guest hosts.00:09 -  Intros02:11 - Origin Story05:53 - Correspondent Banks07:37 - Why crypto resonates personally09:54 - Use cases of Crypto in humanitarian applications12:13 - Looking at the opportunity vs the risk16:06 - Typical Day at Treasury17:14 - What it takes to stop bad actors in Crypto24:53 - BitFinex Hack and Large seizures29:05 - Compliance and self-policing31:13 - Advice to other people in regulationDISCLAIMERThe information on this podcast is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose.The information contained in or provided from or through this podcast is not intended to be and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or any other advice.The information on this podcast is general in nature and is not specific to you, the user or anyone else. You should not make any decision, financial, investment, trading or otherwise, based on any of the information presented on this podcast without undertaking independent due diligence and consultation with a professional broker or financial advisor. Amira (00:09):Hello and welcome to the Solana podcast. My name is Amira Valliani and I run public policy at the Solana Foundation. Today we're talking about an issue that's really been at the forefront of a lot of people's minds since war broke out in Ukraine earlier this year. And that's the topic of crypto and national security. We've brought two of the world's foremost experts to talk about how crypto links with foreign policy and the movement of money all over the world, and they are Sigal Mandelker and Ari Redbord.Sigal Mandelker is a general partner at Ribbit Capital where she deals with FinTech and crypto. But before this, she was Deputy Treasury Secretary and Under Secretary of Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence. She's joined by Ari Redbord who's the head of legal and government affairs at TRM Labs, the blockchain intelligence company. Before joining TRM, Ari was Sigal's senior advisor when she was the Under Secretary of Treasury and worked on a range of issues, including sanctions, anti-money laundering and a bunch of other scary and really important issues. Sigal and Ari, thank you so much for being here. We're excited to have you.Ari (01:15):Thank you so much for having us. I will say just to get things started, I'm a huge fan of sort of what you guys do at Solana and the team that's building with you and a huge fan of Sigal and just an amazing honor to be on a conversation like this with someone that I worked for when she was the under secretary and just really consider a close friend and colleague in the space now. So it's particularly cool. So thank you for having us.Sigal (01:40):Oh, it all goes back at both of you. I loved working with Ari then and I love being in this space with him now. It's pretty exciting.Amira  (01:48):I'm here for all of it. I think it's going to be a very exciting few minutes. I think the backgrounds are really interesting and you all know that this circle of people who come from government into crypto is growing, but it's small. And so very specific journeys I think got all of us into this space. I'm curious what got each of you interested in crypto? Why are you passionate about it? Ari, I don't know if you want to kick us off here. I know Sigal has a particular story.Ari (02:13):Sure. Yeah. No, happy to. Everyone has their sort of crypto origin story. And so many times you hear about "I bought Bitcoin 15 years ago." And for me it was really a lot different. We started to see it 2015 or so in a lot of our sort of large money laundering investigations that actually involve some of the sort of nation state actors like North Korea that we'll be digging into today. I think we sort of realized even then the power and promise of this technology, but also that if it was going to grow and flourish and they were going to build this new economy, that we needed to stop illicit actors from doing it. And that was sort of as a prosecutor and then honestly getting an opportunity to work with Sigal and the team at Treasury on some policy related issues in the space, I think really, really also got me interested in.At TRM labs, it's sort of like we sit in this sort of intersection, because I think we obviously believe very firmly in the potential and the growth of this new crypto economy, but at the same time, sort of understand that trust layer, anti-money laundering national security is critical infrastructure for it. And that intersection that we're going to be talking about today is really sort of where I see the most work that can be done.Amira (03:19):Yeah. I think that's incredibly important to remember that trust is really important to make sure that the space thrives. Sigal, I'm curious about your crypto origin story. Tell us how you got into it and why you're so excited about it.Sigal (03:31):When I was at Treasury, my job was very much a global job, so I would travel all over the world. In those travels, I would often meet with senior government officials from heads of state on down, central bankers, CEOs of banks, et cetera. And along the way, it became increasingly clear to me for a number of different reasons that our banks, US banks had massively de-risked all over the world. It became clear to me because in so many different countries, particularly in the developing world, in emerging markets, in so many different countries these senior officials and CEOs of banks would ask me if I could help them get access to US correspondent banking. We really studied to look at it and study it. And the trend is clear. Like if you start looking from 2012 to today, just as one example, the number of US correspondent, global correspondent relationships is very, very much on the decline.And so when I left Treasury, this became like an issue that I was very passionate about. How do we get great financial infrastructure and companies out of the US and elsewhere to be able to provide a variety of financial services in the developing world, in emerging markets, where in my opinion, in many respects, we had left them high and dry. And I came to the conclusion personally, that the only way we were going to do that was through disruptive financial technologies. And so I decided to find a place where I could pursue that passion. Along the way, I met our founder, Micky Malka, who has founded Ribbit along with Nick Shalek and some others about 10 years ago. I very quickly understood that really the mission of Ribbit is to change the world of finance and to do so exactly in this way through disruptive financial technologies that we're going to open up access to many, many more people in a much more efficient way all over the world.And so a week later, Micky called me and asked if I was open to having a conversation about joining Ribbit. It was definitely a road less traveled for a former undersecretary, but it was a super exciting path to go down.Amira  (05:36):I want to stay back on the beat that you mentioned about the drop of US correspondent banking all over the world. It would be helpful if you describe what exactly does that mean? What is a correspondent bank and why were you concerned about that as an undersecretary of Treasury? Why is that important to you?Sigal (05:54):For many reasons. First of all, correspondent banking, it basically allows banks all over the world in part to get access to US dollar accounts among other things. And when you don't have that correspondent banking relationship, when you're being de-risked, there's just less access to the US financial infrastructure in many different ways, which means a lot of things. One of the things that it means is that if you think about our various sort of tools of financial leverage, we're seeing that play out right now in Russia, right? Where sanctions has become a major tool of national security. But if you're issuing a sanction in a country or a region that has very little touch points with the US financial infrastructure, then that economic leverage no longer actually really works, or it's less likely to work. It's more complicated than that.Also, the US traditionally has been the exporter rate of democracy and American values. We have always prided ourselves in innovation and being like a center for ingenuity. And again, when you don't have US capital or those kinds of relationships all over the world, I think that's not only really to the detriment of the US, but also to the detriment of people all over the world. And then they're just going to go to alternatives. And that's definitely happening as well.Amira  (07:14):One of the things that we've chatted about before is, it's not just a whole for US national security, but there's a bunch of people out there who when US banks aren't abroad, they're still looking for financial services. One of the interesting things about crypto is it offers that.Amira (07:29):Sigal, I know you have a really personal story of why crypto and access to financial services are important to you. Now I was wondering if you could tell us a bit about that and why this industry resonates personally.Sigal (07:39):Yeah, so it's really in part because my parents are both Holocaust survivors. During the Holocaust, they were in hiding in a part of Poland that is now Ukraine. They were kids. So they were separate, but they happened to be relatively close to Lviv. And the only way at the time that my dad, for example, could have ate, had access to any food, was my grandfather would go out in the middle of the night and he would steal potatoes. Once he stole a pig ear and brought it to my dad and my dad said "It's not kosher dad, I can't eat this." And my grandpa said, "No, it's the only way for you to get nourishment." So when I think about, I imagine what would've happened back then if this technology existed and they had access to a phone and they had relatives far away who could actually send them some value that they could use to barter for food, something like that was just totally impossible back then. You couldn't get anything from your family members who were in another country.Actually when I was at Treasury, there was somebody who had brought this idea to me of being able to use crypto to provide humanitarian aid, for example, to refugees in Syria. And I thought it was a really fascinating concept. And of course, it's so prescient today because the crypto community, including very much the Solana community, has really stepped up and used crypto working with the Ukrainian government to do exactly what we couldn't do in the forties '40s, which is to provide aid to the government in their fight for freedom, to help people get access to food, medical supplies, and elsewhere. And for many reasons, we could, I know, get into. I don't think banking is really necessarily set up to provide that kind of access in that way. It's too difficult. It's too complicated. Our banks don't operate in those parts of the world often where people really need that assistance. But crypto is global. It's everywhere where you can get access to it. In many other respects, it's just like a really groundbreaking innovation.Amira (09:31):It's kind of amazing, I mean, how much history repeats itself and how much access to these tools they were needed 80 years ago, they're needed today. Ari, I remember you telling me an example of how the US government I think, maybe it wasn't, was able to get aid into Venezuela directly using crypto. I'd love it if you could tell us a little bit more about that example.Ari (09:51):I think that was Sigal's story so I'm going to give her that one.Sigal (09:56):Okay. Well, this actually happened after I left Treasury, but I think it's also incredible. So when we had very heavy sanctions on Venezuela because of Maduro and what he was doing in that country, when we had the sanctions program, I made sure, or at least when I oversaw it, I made sure that in the Venezuela context we had the most forward leaning general license for humanitarian aid in particular that we had ever had before. I basically told our team like, "Everything that's ever been on the cutting room floor, we need to put it in this program because we need to help people who were literally starving to get access to aid." The other challenge was that it was very, very difficult for the US government to get anything resembling humanitarian aid into the country. I mean, literally, there were shiploads of stuff that the US government had sent and Maduro wouldn't allow it in or accept it.I will say that even though we had these very forward leaning general licenses, NGOs would come to us, to me and to Ari, I had a call that Ari will remember at the state department where these NGOs would say, "Look, we know you've got this general license, but the banks were all de-risking us. They won't allow us to continue." And I said at the time, "Well, tell them to call me. I mean, this is why we had that such a forward leaning general license>" but banks are just very risk averse in that way.And so fast forward, actually after I left Treasury, what was the one way that the state department working with Treasury and I think with Airtm and maybe with Circle, they were able to get USDC to help something like 60,000 or 80,000 doctors and nurses who are fighting on the front lines of COVID in Venezuela. Again, it's just like Ukraine. It's another really amazing use case where our banks weren't able necessarily, maybe some did, but many weren't able to get humanitarian aid in. But boom, instantly you could send it in and you could account for it because it's transparent, so you can audit it. You can make sure that if it lands in the wrong hands, that they can't use it. So it's a really incredible tool to allow access to, again, just like Solana is doing to allow access to a very fast payment system or a transfer of value for humanitarian purposes while also ensuring, helping to ensure at least, that it's used for the right reasons.Ari (12:14):I think what's so interesting is there's this narrative that crypto with these sort of qualities, decentralized permission list, cross border value transfer at the speed of the internet, somehow it's only used by illicit actors. But the fact is those are the qualities that allow it to sort of move outside of traditional financial systems to provide aid to people that would otherwise not have access to it. And I think this Ukraine moment in this really horrific situation is this incredible example of how communities, decentralized communities have developed in order to support a resistance movement in a government. I mean, Zelensky talks about Twitter being a tool of the resistance or a tool of Ukraine in this moment. Well, what you see happening on Twitter is communities developing to send cryptocurrency to support movements there.Admittedly, I think Sigal and I are often talking about sort of the financial crime and the money laundering risks and the things in sort of that space, but you do have to step back and say like, "We have to stop bad actors from using it because it's so good and there's so much power and promise of it to do good." I do think we're having sort of a watershed moment in Ukraine where you're having this sort of global event where we're seeing hundreds of millions of dollars ultimately will flow to Ukraine in cryptocurrency and really arguably sort of the first maybe use case at scale of what the power of this technology can do. I think it's an exciting moment. Obviously, it's a moment you never wanted to see, but I think this will be an example that will be able to use as to why this technology has so much promise.Sigal (13:47):Yeah. And I would say just to add to that really quickly, what I like to talk about when I'm talking to policy makers and regulators, et cetera, is that you have to stop looking at everything through the lens of risk. Risk is important. We want to mitigate risk, but really what you need to do is start looking at the opportunity and how this technology will enable so much opportunity. Because what we have today are a bunch of developers, innovators, builders, dreamers, right? Who are literally thinking about how to build out a more efficient financial infrastructure for the future that many more people ultimately will be able to access and use.That part of the infrastructure that deals with illicit finance and investor protection, that's being built too. So you can do those things really in parallel and therefore really drive out. In many ways more successfully than what we have in traditional finance, the illicit part of it as what we're seeing is like the vast, vast majority of people in crypto, they're just builders. They want to grow new things whether it's NFTs, games, payments, access, Ukraine, et cetera.So if you only look at things as a regulator from the perspective of risk, then you're never going to let anything grow. You really have to start talking about how to use this technologies as a great opportunity, including one of the reasons that I came into this space, right? Which is because I thought like this is this great opportunity to build out potentially much better financial infrastructure, which many, many more people will be able to access in the future. And if a portion of that remains in the United States, then the United States will be able to continue to be a center of financial innovation for years to come. If it doesn't, that's a different story.Amira (15:29):A lot of folks in the audience have never actually been in your shoes or anywhere close to it. I want to take a second to dig into sort of like that Carrie Mathison type stuff, which is like, let's look behind the shroud and see what it looks like to walk into your desk at Treasury every morning and understand what's coming past your desk from the risk perspective. Let's help figure out why regulators might be so concerned and help listeners understand what it was like to track down bad actors when you were in Treasury. So what did that look like for traditional finance specifically? What would you see? What does the process look like? How do you start your days even?Sigal (16:06):I used to start my day every day with an intel briefing. Basically with a briefing, where I would learn about all the potential terrible things, terrible things around the world that were happening and potential terrible things that could happen. So when you're in a job whose title is terrorism and financial intelligence, that's just the way your day is going to start. You're constantly thinking about how to protect not only Americans, but people all over the world from bad actors. So that's how you start. Literally, the framing of your day really starts with hearing about bad stuff that could potentially happen. And then in many respects, you said about your day in part to ensure that that bad stuff doesn't actually come into place. There are all kinds of different ways in which that happens.Another big part of my job was also to think about how do we reform, how do we provide much more guidance to the private sector which we did really with the FinCEN guidance in 2019 and in lots of different ways through our sanctions programs, through advisories that we issued to help the private sector also work with us to better protect themselves against being abused by bad actors.Amira (17:15):What does it actually look like when you're stopping bad actors? So you talk on sort of vagueness, but think about a case where maybe you had to take traditional tools of finance to stop a bad actor and what that process looks like. And then how does that actually contrast when you're thinking about a crypto bad actor? What are the differences in that process?Ari (17:32):One thing that we did at Treasury and at DOJ when I was in AUSA is you put together great teams and you reached out to all kinds of different pieces of the inner agency, the executive branch. So when we were prosecuting a case, we would want to ensure that we had a team of the best IRS CI agents and HSI and FBI. It was very similar at Treasury, right? I mean, if you were going to do a sanctions' designation on North Korea for example, you would want to ensure that you had the right policy people in the room from TFFC, and that you'd have the right intelligence from OIA, that you'd have exactly the right subject matter experts from OFAC on sanctions and FinCEN on money laundering and financial crime. And you would put them all together. And I think this is what, why Sigal was frankly so successful, is that you basically would reach out to teams of subject matter experts. And you'd put these teams together and they would inform great policy.I think one thing that sometimes is missing is that there's this sense that sort of like from the private sector that the government doesn't know what it's doing and this sense from the government that the private sector just has a certain agenda. I really do think at the end of the day, some of the best subject matter experts in the world are in both places. When you have those public-private partnerships, you're going to have much, much more success. So to me, it really is about putting together great teams of subject matter experts. I think we're seeing that today quite frankly. I mentioned North Korea.For example, you have this hack of the Ronin, Axie infinity blockchain a few weeks ago. And very, very quickly, Treasury essentially identified Lazarus group, a state actor from North Korea as having engaged in that attack. I'm not there anymore. Sigal's not there anymore. But what I imagine happened is they put together teams of experts from those different places who were using blockchain analytics tools to watch the flow of funds in that attack. And then you saw the designation, the sanction of a specific address for the first ever time associated with Lazarus group. And then you saw those funds flow to three other addresses, and immediately you saw those addresses sanctioned. And then you saw those funds flow through mixing services, which are basically exchanges on blockchains that mix funds and send them out, sort of clean the other side. And you saw those funds flow through a mixer called Blender.io that was ultimately designated sanctioned by OFAC.So again, while we're not there anymore, when I see these actions, I sort of picture a skiff, a secure facility within Treasury a few steps from where Sigal and I sat. I picture this group of true subject matter experts sitting around and laying out game planning, these types of actions. I think that's as inside baseball as I could do here. But I do think that like the key is great teams, and we were always very lucky to work with great teams.Sigal (20:22):Speaking of which, I was also really smart to bring brilliant people to work with me in my front office. And of course, Ari was very much at the center of that. We're in war mode all the time at Treasury, right? You're always dealing with really bad actors.Ari (20:40):I picture Sigal running when I think of Sigal, in heels down.Sigal (20:45):Clicking.Ari (20:45):And I remember actually ended up buying shoes that had sort of sneaker styles soles on the bottom because you were so constantly running up and down the hallways of these marble floors, because that's exactly what it was. You were always in a rush. It was always because the work you were doing was important.Sigal (21:01):I lost a lot of shoes that way. One thing I will say when Ari's talking about Lazarus, the first time that I really understood the power of blockchain analytics and blockchain technology was actually when we had sanctioned a big network. I think it was the first time we sanctioned... I actually included wallet addresses. Literally within a day, maybe it was that same day, I don't even remember, Chainalysis had put out a piece that literally identify all the different addresses that were linked to the ones that we had sanctioned so that people could very, very quickly know what to stay away from, like what was really bad news and actually protect themselves from interacting. Ideally, we could freeze funds.I remember at the time saying to a different senior advisor, Leah Bressack, like, "Yes, this is what we want industry to do. We don't ever see this kind of analysis from the banking industry." And that was really in part because that capability doesn't exist in the same way. I mean, sure, we saw lots of SARS and sophisticated SARS from banking, but for somebody, a Chainalysis or now TRM to go out and very quickly publish reports much more quickly than we may have been able to do that really helped immediately track, detect, and deter illicit activity was really quite extraordinary.Ari (22:25):Yeah. I mean, it seems so obvious to probably most of your audience and certainly to us, but the ability to follow the money to watch financial flows in cryptocurrency is extraordinary compared to the traditional financial system. I mean Sigal and I both cut our teeth as prosecutors doing bulk cast smuggling cases and networks of hawalas and shell companies and Russian real estate and London and high value art, right? There's no TRM or Chainalysis for those things. Those are very hard. And in crypto you can follow the funds with great financial crime investigators at US law enforcement and globally can follow the funds using these kinds of tools in ways that were unimaginable before. So yes, you can certainly move money faster in larger amounts in many respects, but you have tremendous visibility. I think a lot of times that's missing still even from the conversations around sort of fraud and financial crime in crypto.Amira (23:22):So let me push on both points because I think this is really textured and no one knows more about this than you two, I think. So there are two people that might push back on what you just said. One is, I would say the folks that I think are especially concerned about crypto's usage for money laundering. Those people might say, "Yeah, but you're seeing the rise of privacy focused chains, of blending services, these things just make it impossible to obscure the movement of money. It's only a matter of time before we see these things succeed." And so maybe the technology's working for us now, but you're the first to say that this tech is early. How are we going to be able to catch terrorists and oligarchs once stuff advances?Ari (24:02):Yeah. No, it is still a little bit sort of a whack-a-mole. But it always has been in sort of the cat and mouse game between law enforcement and bad actors. I will say that so many of the big crypto investigations over the last few years involve mixing services, they involve privacy coins. Law enforcement ultimately was able to make those investigations using a combination of blockchain analytics like TRM, like Chainalysis, but then just great police work, off chain police works, subpoenas and search warrants, putting together the pieces.Amira (24:30):Is there an example that you can go into on that front?Ari (24:33):Yeah. I would say the Bitfinex case is a tremendous example actually. So I mean, essentially what you had there was a 2016 hack of an exchange where the money just sat there in a wallet. And then all of a sudden you started to see it move over the course of years across blockchains.Amira (24:49):And for background, for folks who aren't familiar, tell us what the broad strokes, the Bitfinex hack.Ari (24:54):Sure. Yeah, so really just that until recently, right? It was at the time one of the largest crypto hacks. About $70 million of Bitcoin was stolen from the Bitfinex exchange. A hacker breached these cybersecurity and stole about $70 million in Bitcoin. That money basically sat on an account for a while and then started to move in these individuals. They basically used every office station technique in the book, from mixers to privacy coins, to dark net markets and automating transactions which means you programmatically move funds across blockchains in order to obfuscate. Well, ultimately law enforcement used blockchain analytics tools to trace and track those funds through mixers and dark net markets. And ultimately, to be able to seize what grew to be about $4.2 billion, the largest seizure in US history, ultimately sees those funds.What's so interesting about crypto, and I think Sigal made this point earlier, is the blockchain is forever. So you don't just have to be ready for whatever the analytics tools and whatever the investigation tools is when you do the hack and when you start to launder funds. You have to worry about what it's going to look like five years down the road, what the technology is going to look like. Because law enforcement was able to follow those funds across years and across blockchains, ultimately actually arresting a couple in New York city a couple of months ago and charging them with laundering the largest seizure in US history. So there are definitely powerful, anonymity enhancing tools out there, but I will say that law enforcement is still making a lot of these cases.Sigal (26:38):Yeah, I would just add. I mean, like in this very early days, still nascent technology, the reason that some of the largest seizures of illicit assets in history has come from crypto is not because there's more illicit activity in crypto. For all of the reasons that Ari just mentioned, it's just in many respects easier to trace and ultimately to disrupt than what you have when people move all kinds of assets through shell companies and like all sorts of different parts of the world. That's really important because if you just look at the headlines and you say "Bitfinex, largest money laundering seizure in history," then you may just jump to like, "Oh, of course, because it was crypto." But no, people are just using crypto for bad things. It's really because law enforcement now with blockchain analytic firms, et cetera, and prosecutors have all these amazing tools at their disposal.Silk Road was another example. I mean there was a seizure last year or the year before of a billion dollars worth of, I think it was Bitcoin, that traced all the way back to maybe the earlier days of Silk Road. And boom! All of a sudden, money moved and they were able to pounce. I mean, frankly, if you're a bad actor, I would say as more of these cases are like coming to a fruition, stay away from crypto. There's a very decent chance you're going to get caught.There's also this narrative that I think has largely tamped down, but there was a narrative that crypto was going to be used on mass for sanctions evasion in the Russia context. And for a number of different reasons, I just don't think that, and I think Ari would probably agree, that's just not going to be the case. It's not that it couldn't be used for some, but Russia has been very good at money laundering for a very long time through things like real estate and shell companies and all kinds of different mechanisms that we've investigated for many, many years. With crypto, there isn't like the liquidity to move assets at the volume or scale that they would need to do that. Plus, if they try to, boom, the TRMs and Chainalysis and law enforcement kind of actors would likely be able to, at some point, quickly detect it, plus you have all these regulated exchange who have done really a terrific job working with law enforcement to be able to help trace and track and disrupt this activity.Ari (29:06):The only thing I would just kind of add to that, I think Sigal makes a great point at the end there in particular around compliance. I think there's this sort of sense that, "The wild west" is what you hear thrown around in terms of sort of the regulatory landscape. And at least on what we're talking about today, sort of that AML national security space, look, crypto businesses that operate in the United States are treated as like any other money service business for purposes of this. When you're looking at sort of the large exchanges where so much of the liquidity is today, they have robust compliance controls in place. They have compliance officers, they have policies and procedures. They use tools like TRM and Chainalysis in order to monitor transactions. This is not the wild west when it comes to stopping sanctions evasion when it comes to stopping bad guys.Ari (29:51):I mean, look, I think the reality is, there is certainly illicit activity occurring in crypto, but honestly, illicit activity occurs in any thriving financial system. Bad actors would not want to use it if it wasn't working, that's certainly true of cash. That's certainly true of sort of anything else. And as we see the growth of this economy, we're going to see more illicit activity just by the nature of it. But as an overall percentage, it's going to remain very, very low because I think as Sigal mentioned, it's not a great way to launder funds. It's not a great way for illicit actors to move money because we're watching it all the time. It's not just blockchain analytics and law enforcement. I mean, the coolest thing is when you jump on some of these Discords or on Twitter and you watch these super sleuths and parts of these different communities develop that are in these like open source tools that are following the funds in a hack. There is a self-policing element too, in this community that has never existed before when it comes to sort of following the money, watching financial flows.Amira  (30:50):I think the headline from this episode's going to be advice from former Treasury officials, if you're a terrorist financeer, don't use blockchain.Ari (30:57):100%. Never use crypto. Yeah.Amira (30:59):This has flown by, and I feel like I have a million more things I could talk to you both about. But in our last couple minutes, maybe any advice you have for your peers who are in your shoes today, talking about sort of the growth of this new industry. What would you tell them? What do you wish you could whisper in their ear? Or maybe you've already whispered in their ear.Sigal (31:14):Look, what I say is, number one, you have to interact with the technology. You have to meet the entrepreneurs, the developers, the founders, to really understand what's being built. I mean, I had amazing folks around me in the government, but there's nothing to teach me to talk to me about this stuff. But there's nothing like interacting with someone like Anatoly or what have you to really see and envision what the future can look like with this infrastructure. So if you really want to understand what's happening, get out there, interact with the technology if you can. There's all kinds of ethical restrictions that don't allow enough people to be able to do that, but there should be mechanisms to allow you to interact with the technology, number one.Sigal (31:55):And number two, be open minded. Learn what's happening, what can the future look like, why do we think ultimately, why are there so many of us who've left government who are investing so much of our time and energy in these technologies because we actually believe that it's quite possible that this is where the future of finance lies. That's number one. Number two, if you're looking at how to regulate it, don't just put your mind around all the old tools that you know that you've come to rely on for the last century, right? This is a fundamentally new technology. It's transparent in a way that we haven't seen before. It's open source. There's so many different attributes of the technology that can help mitigate risk. And so be open to fresh new frameworks that potentially in my opinion not only, let's say on the AML side, can continue to drive illicit activity out, but really, really importantly can bring many more people around the world access to the financial ecosystem.There's 1.7 billion people, at least as of 2017, who didn't have access to banking. We got to solve that problem. It's not enough to go to inter agency or multilateral meetings all over the world and talk about it in five minute interventions, which is often what happens in these meetings. We got to really find the technology that can help solve those. And then US people, they need to really focus on how can they maintain that leadership. It's not going to be by calling things wild west and it's not going to be by only seeing things through the lens of old boxes and old frameworks that were built up when we were using the telegram. I mean, not the app Telegram, like those telegrams that they used in the '30s. And then also, perhaps not the same frameworks that we were using when we were still using the rotary phone. I mean, this is fundamentally new technology. Let's understand it and regulate it in a way that makes sense in light of the technology and allow it to experiment and grow so that we can build something out really together that can be truly extraordinary.Ari (34:13):I think that's so beautifully said. I share a lot of those sentiments. I've been lucky to have really the coolest jobs that you can ever have, so don't take this personally, Sigal. But I have the coolest job that I've ever had now. I think it's because I've just gotten to sort of engage with this incredible community of builders and innovators. And they all understand, I think, uniquely that we're building essentially a new financial system. I think it's so important that regulators sort of also embrace that moment, that this doesn't have to be the same. We don't have to do what we've done before. We can work with the technology. We can work with these builders sort of build something new. I think Solana is an amazing example of this because the focus on speed and the focus on sort of that incredibly strong community of NFT builders and gaming, and really I think all the things that are starting to develop to me are like really the future not just of kind of the technology, but really also compliance and regulation.The metaverse is not going to be a place that is entirely unregulated. It's going to be regulated, but it needs to be done in a super smart pro innovation kind of way. I'm so hopeful that these communities that I feel like I have been lucky enough to engage with over the last year or so, that regulators and policy makers are also engaging with them. So yeah, no, it's an incredibly exciting time. I don't know, I get up every morning kind of feeling that. I think it's sort of like, how do we inspire regulators and policy makers to kind of feel that same way.Amira (35:39):I'm revved up just hearing you about talk about this. Let's go.Ari (35:41):Let's go.Amira (35:41):All right.Ari (35:45):Sigal and Ari, thank you both so, so much for your time. We really appreciate it, and in giving us the inside view of what it's like to be a regulator dealing with these issues. I think I've learned a lot and I think our listeners have too. Thanks a bunch.Sigal (35:56):Thank you so much. And thanks for bringing us back together.Ari (35:59):Thank you so much. I loved it. Thank you so much.Sigal (36:02):Thank you. 

Julia Canalini, Country Manager da Airtm, conversa com nossos apresentadores Thiego Goularte, founder da Makers, e Simone Murata, Country Head of Marketing na NotCo, no episódio #13 do #Brandstorm.Julia tem uma carreira incrível que se divide entre empreendedorismo e liderança em grandes marcas, mostrando que ambos os cenários se conectam de diversas formas.A conversa com foi ótima, com insights importantíssimos para quem quer empreender ou tomar novos rumos na carreira. Quer conhecer mais da jornada inspiradora da Julia? Ouça nosso novo episódio.Quando for alugar um carro, vá de Localiza. O seu melhor caminho é o próximo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Si vivis en Argentina y emprendes en digital seguramente tenes el problema de cómo cobrar tus servicios de paypal. Airtm es la solución para poder cobrar tus servicios del exterior en USD. Podés también incluso transferir de paypal a Airtm y de Airtm a tu cuenta bancaria argentina en cotización blue. En este episodio, Ruben Galindo CEO de la empresa, nos comparte su historia y los desafíos de emprender en digital. Para abrir tu cuenta de Airtm y saber más información acerca de cómo funciona podés ingresar a https://www.airtm.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/emprendals/message

Subscribe to the Cryptocurrency India Weekly newsletter: https://www.getrevue.co/profile/thecryptodostHere are the top cryptocurrency news headlines from India this week:Ministry of Finance responds to questions about crypto in the Parliament: https://news.bitcoin.com/indian-government-cryptocurrency-trading-regulation-investor-protection/ ;Five Reasons Indian regulators are shying away from regulation of crypto trading: https://inc42.com/infocus/indias-crypto-economy-scams-volatility-lack-of-inherent-value-keep-regulators-away/ ;GoSats raises seed funding of $700k: https://bfsi.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/financial-services/indias-first-bitcoin-rewards-company-gosats-raises-seed-funding-of-700k/85032337 ;GainBitcoin scam case hearing in Supreme Court on August 9th: https://inc42.com/buzz/amit-bhardwaj-gainbitcoin-scam-supreme-court-to-hear-case-on-aug-9/ ;Biconomy raises $9 million ahead of token listing: https://www.livemint.com/companies/start-ups/blockchain-startup-biconomy-raises-9-million-ahead-of-token-listing-11627482454328.html ;BCAC appoints India's first cybersecurity coordinator Dr. Gulshan Rai as its Advisory Board Member: https://www.businessinsider.in/advertising/media/news/iamai-bacc-appoints-indias-first-cyber-security-coordinator-dr-gulshan-rai-as-its-advisory-board-member/articleshow/84998321.cms ;Bitbns announces Cryptocurrency SIPs' worth lakhs for Indian Medalists at Tokyo Olympics 2020;Unocoin deepens integration with Airtm;Zebpay lists PAXG and MKR in its USDT market;WazirX lists Axie Infinity (AXS) in its INR and USDT market, Sandbox (SAND) in its INR market and Klaytn (KLAY) in the USDT market;Watching Recommendation:Learn more about Ethereum's London Hard Fork: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4hwcNovPp0

Rubén Galindo es CEO de Airtm y con él platiqué sobre los aprendizajes que nos dejó la lectura del libro Dare to Lead de Brené Brown.

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¡Hey, Devs! ¿En qué andan? Les dejo este nuevo capítulo del DevRock Podcast que es parte de nuestra serie de criptomonedas. Hoy les explico qué son las billeteras digitales, para qué sirven, y cómo comprar bitcoins desde Argentina en plataformas como AirTM. Si vienen siguiendo los últimos episodios, este no se lo pueden perder porque está en la misma sintonía. Como siempre, pueden escucharlo en Spotify, Apple Podcast o en la página de la escuela. ¡Corraaaan! ¡Lxs quiero 3000!

Plática con Rubén Galindo, CEO de Airtm una herramienta tecnológica y financiera para ahorrar o intercambiar divisas No te pierdas todos los Martes en punto de la 1:00 pm (México) nuestro programa Nómada Digital a través de https://radiogalo.com y en Facebook @Radio Galo

Tune in to this episode of the Security Token Show where Kyle Sonlin and Herwig Konings discuss the latest Security Token News and Insights with this week's focus on security token offering compliance 101! Kyle's Company of the Week: iSTOX - http://www.istox.com  Herwig's Company of the Week: https://www.sygnum.com/  = Stay in touch via our Social Media = Kyle: https://twitter.com/kylesonlin  Herwig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/herwigkonings  Opinion articles, interviews, and more: https://medium.com/security-token-group  All articles that were discussed were sourced from https://STOmarket.com/news  Check out our medium blog for more news! = Industry News =  SGX-backed iSTOX to set up digital securities exchange in Chongqing: https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/garage/sgx-backed-istox-to-set-up-digital-securities-exchange-in-chongqing  Stock Market – Swiss Digital Asset Bank Sygnum Launches Blockchain Various to Stock Exchanges: https://fintechzoom.com/fintech_news_stock-market-news/stock-market-swiss-digital-asset-bank-sygnum-launches-blockchain-alternative-to-stock-exchanges/  How Abu Dhabi is laying the groundwork for a digital financial sector: https://www.arabianbusiness.com/comment/454768-how-abu-dhabi-is-laying-the-groundwork-for-digital-financial-sector  SEC leader touts record on digital assets on his way out the door: https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-leader-touts-record-on-digital-assets-on-his-way-out-the-door  SEC Determines Digital Asset, VCOIN, Not a Security: https://www.natlawreview.com/article/sec-determines-digital-asset-vcoin-not-security  SEC gives OK to social media platform to issue stablecoin without registering as a security: https://cointelegraph.com/news/sec-gives-ok-to-social-media-platform-to-issue-stablecoin-without-registering-as-a-security  US intelligence is looking at Chinese CBDC as a national security threat: https://cointelegraph-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/cointelegraph.com/news/us-intelligence-is-looking-at-chinese-cbdc-as-a-national-security-threat/amp  Japan's megabanks to lead experiment with digital yen: https://cointelegraph.com/news/japan-s-megabanks-to-lead-experiment-with-digital-yen World's 8th Largest Bank and Others Pick Ethereum And Tezos For New Digital Currency Project: https://coinfomania-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/coinfomania.com/bnp-paribas-ethereum-and-tezos-digital-currency/amp/  Circle Partners with Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Airtm to Deliver Aid to Venezuelans Using USDC: https://www.circle.com/blog/circle-partners-with-bolivarian-republic-of-venezuela-and-airtm-to-deliver-aid-to-venezuelans-using-usdc?hs_amp=true  HKEX Connects Hong Kong and Mainland China Markets with DAML: https://blog.digitalasset.com/blog/hkex-revolutionizes-post-trade-processing-with-daml  Skyhook selects Propine as tokenization and custody partner: https://ibsintelligence.com/ibsi-news/skyhook-selects-propine-as-tokenization-and-custody-partner/ CurrencyWorks Selected by Forensic Art Certification Technology Inc. to build its Art Authenticity Blockchain: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/11/17/2128444/0/en/CurrencyWorks-Selected-by-Forensic-Art-Certification-Technology-Inc-to-build-its-Art-Authenticity-Blockchain.html  RedBlock collaborates with Huobi Group's enterprise division, Huochain, to accelerate blockchain adoption in China: https://redblock.medium.com/redblock-collaborates-with-huobi-groups-enterprise-division-huochain-to-accelerate-blockchain-cebab61a56c2 Gold Gate Launches Luxury Real Estate Investment Platform: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/11/12/2125959/0/en/Gold-Gate-Launches-Luxury-Real-Estate-Investment-Platform.html Tokenized Securities are Here. And They Have Been for a While: https://techbullion.com/tokenized-securities-on-blockchain-are-here-and-theyve-been-around-for-a-while/ Tokenization Of CRE In The U.S. Has Been Slow. The Pandemic Could Speed It Up: https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/technology/tokenization-of-cre-in-the-us-has-been-slow-will-the-pandemic-speed-it-up-106800 “Crowdfunded Securities Token Offerings: A Possible Path to Funding Emerging Growth Companies,” Financier Worldwide: https://beckerlawyers.com/crowdfunded-securities-token-offerings-a-possible-path-to-funding-emerging-growth-companies-financier-worldwide/?utm_source=Mondaq&utm_medium=syndication&utm_campaign=LinkedIn-integration Can Cryptocurrencies And Security Tokens Help Boost the Indian Economy?: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/359814 Is Tokenization The Engine To The Economy of The Future?: https://www.hackernoon.com/is-tokenization-the-engine-to-the-economy-of-the-future-qf2b3zjd SIFMA Issues Whitepaper on Digital Security Tokens: https://mondovisione.com/media-and-resources/news/sifma-issues-whitepaper-on-digital-security-tokens/ Blockchain, digital assets face legal hurdles: SIFMA: https://www.investmentexecutive.com/news/research-and-markets/blockchain-digital-assets-face-legal-hurdles-sifma/   = Market Updates = Leading DeFi Platform Level01 Secures Millions Ahead of Upcoming STO Listing: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201121005043/en/Leading-DeFi-Platform-Level01-Secures-Millions-Ahead-of-Upcoming-STO-Listing First regulated firm to offer equity tokens on Balancer: https://medium.com/crescofin/first-regulated-firm-to-offer-equity-tokens-on-balancer-2f161a276c3d Security Token Market Joins the Japanese Security Token Association to Expand Global Security Token Adoption: https://medium.com/security-token-group/security-token-market-joins-the-japanese-security-token-association-to-expand-global-security-6071159734fd    = Industry Events = Stobox Hosted the Biggest Conference in the Field of Digital Securities: https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/531161254/stobox-hosted-the-biggest-conference-in-the-field-of-digital-securities  [Event] Tokenized Real Estate Panel by SolidBlock on December 4th: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/were-back-bringing-you-another-world-first-yael-tamar Tinaga Resorts Beach Resort Backed Securitized Token Is Selling at a 50% Discount: https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/20/11/ac18478690/tinaga-resorts-beach-resort-backed-securitized-token-is-selling-at-a-50-discount

In this episode, we speak with the team at Yakera, a newly launched platform designed to re-imagine peer-to-peer aid in Venezuela. Launched by a group of students at Kenyon College, Yakera is a platform with the potential to help Venezuelans transition from survival to resilience.  Skyrocketing hyperinflation and chronic food shortages amidst an ongoing global pandemic have pushed Venezuelans to a point of desperation, with a growing number relying on remittances sent from families living abroad. Remittances are in fact the single greatest resource of income stimulating the Venezuelan economy after oil and gas exports (and other illicit sources of income financing the dictatorship such as drug trafficking and gold mining, but more on that in other episodes). Humanitarian aid is often hoarded by the Maduro regime at the expense of Venezuelans facing the fourth-worst food crisis in the world according to the UN, and the regime has made it next to impossible to legally send money to Venezuelans who have no access to bank accounts. Yakera aims to provide Venezuelans an alternative for aid and dollar remittances from abroad, and for donors to directly aid Venezuelans in desperate need. Through the use of cryptocurrency, transfers can take place freely without the regime intervening to take a percentage or enact foreign currency controls. Yakera recently announced that they have partnered with AirTM, the financial startup that is currently working with interim President Juan Guaidó to transfer bonuses to frontline healthcare workers in Venezuela.  In addition to the financial partnership with AirTM, we discuss how Yakera works for both donors and recipients to establish a pattern of sustained engagement, all while skirting the malicious incursion of the Maduro dictatorship.  Raúl Romero is a Venezuelan student at Kenyon College, and the founder of Yakera. He's an award-winning alumnus of Middlebury College's MiddCare Program for mentorship based program, where he came up with the idea for the Yakera initiative. Raúl is also an intern for the Human Rights and Democracy program at the McCain Institute. Aaron Lambert, CFO at Yakera, is a student at Kenyon College majoring in International Studies with a concentration in Global Politics & Society in Latin America, and minoring in Spanish. Aaron is also a defender on Kenyon College's Men's Lacrosse Team. Daniel Santos Ramirez, Yakera's Head of Local Implementation and Partnerships, is a student at Trinity College (Hartford, CT), where he's majoring in Economics and Political Science, with a concentration in comparative politics. Daniel is also a Strategic Planning & Policy Intern at the Venezuelan Petroleum Corporation. For more information on Yakera, their social media, upcoming events, and ways to support and donate to their fundraising campaign, please visit their Linktree page to learn more:   https://linktr.ee/yakera

From the CoinDesk Global Macro newsdesk, this is Borderless - A twice-monthly roundup of the most important stories impacting bitcoin and the crypto sector from around the world. It's created by reporters Nikhilesh De, Anna Baydakova and Danny NelsonOn today's show: the FinCEN files, AirTM isn't working in Venezuela the way people hoped and stablecoin regulations are reappearing in the U.S. and Europe.CoinDesk's inaugural episode of Borderless discusses the FinCEN Files, which showed that not only is a global superpower keeping tabs on thousands of financial transactions, but it doesn't appear to actually be tamping downon the alleged crimes it purportedly wants to halt using this data. What's more, many of these transaction records aren't suspicious. Should the government hold on to this personal and financial data for 20 years?Stablecoin regulations are resurging in both Europe and the U.S., with government officials in both regions publishing new guidance discussing how stablecoins might be regulated and how issuers can interact with banks. The EU wants stablecoin issuers to abide by strict "e-money" rules, according to draft legislation leaked last week. Meanwhile, a federal banking regulator in the U.S. says nationally regulated banks can offer stablecoin issuers financial services.This applies specifically to hosted wallets, meaning wallets that are controlled by a trusted (regulated) third party. Wallets where users directly control the keys do not fall into the guidance. For its part, the Securities and Exchange Commission warns that some of these digital assets may or may not look like securities, and recommends that issuers contact it prior to launching a new token.Another stablecoin story down in Venezuela has us rethinking whether the country's purported crypto economy is really as robust as the headlines make you think. CoinDesk contributor Jose Rafael Pena Gholam writes that opposition leader Juan Guaido's attempted airdrop of $19 million in stablecoins to Venezuela's “health heroes” has fallen flat.The money came from funds seized by U.S authorities. Guaido was hoping to use it to back pay thousands of health workers with a $100 bonus for three months of work, but the drop has been hampered by the Maduro regime and tech hiccups.Reporters Nikhilesh De, Daniel Nelson and Anna Baydakova discuss these issues and more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From the CoinDesk Global Macro newsdesk, this is Borderless - A twice-monthly roundup of the most important stories impacting bitcoin and the crypto sector from around the world. It's created by reporters Nikhilesh De, Anna Baydakova and Danny NelsonOn today’s show: the FinCEN files, AirTM isn’t working in Venezuela the way people hoped and stablecoin regulations are reappearing in the U.S. and Europe.CoinDesk's inaugural episode of Borderless discusses the FinCEN Files, which showed that not only is a global superpower keeping tabs on thousands of financial transactions, but it doesn't appear to actually be tamping downon the alleged crimes it purportedly wants to halt using this data. What's more, many of these transaction records aren't suspicious. Should the government hold on to this personal and financial data for 20 years?Stablecoin regulations are resurging in both Europe and the U.S., with government officials in both regions publishing new guidance discussing how stablecoins might be regulated and how issuers can interact with banks. The EU wants stablecoin issuers to abide by strict "e-money" rules, according to draft legislation leaked last week. Meanwhile, a federal banking regulator in the U.S. says nationally regulated banks can offer stablecoin issuers financial services.This applies specifically to hosted wallets, meaning wallets that are controlled by a trusted (regulated) third party. Wallets where users directly control the keys do not fall into the guidance. For its part, the Securities and Exchange Commission warns that some of these digital assets may or may not look like securities, and recommends that issuers contact it prior to launching a new token.Another stablecoin story down in Venezuela has us rethinking whether the country’s purported crypto economy is really as robust as the headlines make you think. CoinDesk contributor Jose Rafael Pena Gholam writes that opposition leader Juan Guaido’s attempted airdrop of $19 million in stablecoins to Venezuela's “health heroes” has fallen flat.The money came from funds seized by U.S authorities. Guaido was hoping to use it to back pay thousands of health workers with a $100 bonus for three months of work, but the drop has been hampered by the Maduro regime and tech hiccups.Reporters Nikhilesh De, Daniel Nelson and Anna Baydakova discuss these issues and more.

In this episode, we discuss the emerging using of cryptocurrency in Venezuela and the potential use case for this revolutionary technology to combat the endemic hyperinflation that plagues the country's economy. Venezuela's national currency, the bolivar, is at the brink of extinction. The value has plummeted to such a degree that the currency is worth less than the paper is printed on. This severe devaluation has led to a de facto dollarization in the country, and a reliance on dollar remittances from families living abroad. However, sending money across borders into Venezuela can be very difficult. US dollars are restricted, and capital controls affect the functionality of traditional remittance services like MoneyGram and Western Union. Many of the five million migrants spread across Latin America are unbanked (without a checking or savings account), and have to resort to remittance transfers in black markets that are often rife with high fees, delays, and potential fraud, affecting their ability to send funds to their families in Venezuela. Cryptocurrency may be a solution. Venezuela now ranks third in cryptocurrency use worldwide. How is it being used? What advantages could cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have for Venezuelans who need to preserve their wealth and purchasing power amidst endemic hyperinflation and monetary restrictions by the Maduro regime? We're joined in this episode by Alejandro Machado, a Venezuelan entrepreneur and software designer. Alejandro is the co-founder of the Open Money Initiative (OMI), a research organization that looks into how people use money in closed economies, specifically how Venezuelans at home and abroad used dollars, Bitcoin, and bolivars. He's also the Head of Research at Valiu, a Colombia-based startup and remittance service working to help fight inflation with synthetic U.S. dollars backed by Bitcoin.  We discuss how Bitcoin solves the problem of hyperinflation in Venezuela, and how remittance services like Valiu can help create new synthetic dollar accounts for Venezuelans who need a solution to avoid using bolivars, which can decrease in value at a literal hourly rate. We also discuss the use of AirTM, another cryptocurrency exchange and remittance service, by the interim government of Juan Guaidó to send funds to health care workers battling COVID-19, and the efforts of the Maduro regime to block those transactions to prevent emergency funds from reaching Venezuela's health care heroes.   Twitter: @alegw Open Money Initiative Valiu Valiu's Bitcoin dollars are changing remittances, starting in Venezuela | Decrypt Venezuelans bypass Maduro's blockade using digital wallet provider AirTM | Miami Herald Venezuela Blocks Opposition From Disbursing $18 Million To Health Workers via Bitcoin Exchange Airtm | Bitcoin.com

Jerónimo Bernot es el líder de crecimiento y soporte al cliente en Airtm una billetera dedicada a pagos y transferencias de dinero transfronterizas, basada en un par de tokens y el dólar estadounidense, que ha logrado notoriedad por convertirse en el blanco de bloqueos de IP dentro del territorio venezolano y alertas por parte de la Superintendencia de las Instituciones del Sector Bancario de Venezuela, Sudeban. ¿Qué está pasando? El Twitter de Airtm. El Twitter de Jerónimo. El Twitter de José. El Twitter de Elena. Comentarios, sugerencias, preguntas y saludos son bienvenidos en elena(at)criptonoticias.com. La música es "We_Share_This" de Freedom Trail Studio.

Ruben Galindo, cofounder and CEO of Airtm, joins the show. Recently, Airtm has been in the news as it was reported that Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's would-be President, was using the app to coordinate the disbursement of funds seized from the Maduro regime to healthcare workers in Venezuela. In this episode: Why Ruben cofounded Airtm  How Airtm creates local liquidity for dollars against any local currency How Airtm manages their reserve How Bitcoin and Ethereum intersect with AirUSD How Airtm creates local liquidity on their platform The size of Airtm's userbase globally and in Venezuela Why international freelancers gravitate towards AirTM The genesis of Airdrop Venezuela How Airtm linked up with Venezuelan president Juan Guaido to distribute payments to Venezuelans The genesis of the plan to distribute seized funds to Venezuelan healthcare workers How Airtm is planning to route around Maduro's attempts at censorship How Airtm manages the physical risks of running a grey market business in Venezuela Read more about Airtm here.

September has started with a wild Bitcoin week! A strong hand had 1400 Bitcoin stolen from him, the fiat price of BTC plunged, Defi madness continued, Venezuela, and weak hands freaked out. We will talk about what happened and what it all means. Christian, Yan, and Mauricio make up this week's panel. Recorded in Asheville, NC! Mauricio- https://twitter.com/cryptonomista Yan- https://twitter.com/skwp Christian https://twitter.com/ck_SNARKs Watch the show here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve-u3IfHLOU Follow Adam on Twitter- https://twitter.com/TechBalt All of the BitcoinMeister videos are here at- http://DisruptMeister.com Financially support the podcast here- https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmeister/support BOOKMARK SPORTSMEISTER.com DISRUPTMEISTER.com & TECHBALT.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmeister/support

Bienvenidos a un nuevo análisis de las noticias destacadas de esta semana con Iván Gómez y Héctor Cárdenas. En este episodio conversamos sobre cómo la autonomía financiera y la resistencia a la censura en el dinero ya son una realidad. Las cuentas de ahorro ya no son exclusivas de los bancos y son alternativas que están surgiendo.

Today on the Brief  The SEC changes accredited investor rules  Fintech and crypto investor Ribbit Capital starts $350 million SPAC Previewing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Our main conversation is with Ruben Galindo, CEO and co-founder of Airtm. Airtm is a global dollar account that lets users anywhere access U.S. dollars, powered by cryptocurrency infrastructure and a P2P network.  The company is currently working with Juan Guaido’s opposition government in Venezeula to attempt to distribute $18 million in funds the U.S. seized from the Maduro dictatorship.  In this conversation, he and NLW discuss: How Airtm works outside of the traditional banking system Why people around the world are hungry for access to dollars  What the Health Heroes campaign is trying to achieve  How Guaido and Airtm are trying to work around the Maduro government’s attempt to suppress them Find our guest online:Website: airtm.comTwitter: @theairtm

A partir de este lunes 24 de agosto, , más de 62.000 miembros del personal sanitario de Venezuela, beneficiados con el bono “Héroes de la salud” que anunció el gobierno interino en el mes de abril, comenzaron a inscribirse y a recibir inicialmente 100 dólares, que luego serán 300$, a través de la billetera digital del portal AirTM. Callados pero trabajando con un equipo de expertos de la OEA, los miembros del equipo de Juan Guaidó fueron estructurando toda la operación y permitiendo los registros al personal médico y de salud, para evitar que no pudiera hacerse cuando el régimen de Maduro empezara a impedirlo, censurando el acceso a ese portal, cosa que ya hizo. El mecanismo de distribución es la innovación que se introduce en esta acción política del gobierno de Juan Guaidó. Se trata de AirTM, una plataforma que permite el intercambio en la nube, de dólares, bolívares y otras divisas y activos digitales. César Miguel Rondón aborda el tema con Elena Giralt, investigadora independiente en el área de la criptoadopción en América Latina, Manuel Bolivar @manuelabolivar, diputada a la Asamblea Nacional y el periodista venezolano experto en redes, Luis Carlos Díaz @LuisCarlos. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincodigo/message

How crypto-powered Airtm is teaming with Venezuela’s opposition government to distribute $18 million in funds the U.S. seized from the Maduro dictatorship, featuring Airtm CEO Ruben Galindo.This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com, Bitstamp and Nexo.io.Today on the Brief The SEC changes accredited investor rules Fintech and crypto investor Ribbit Capital starts $350 million SPACPreviewing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speechOur main conversation is with Ruben Galindo, CEO and co-founder of Airtm.Airtm is a global dollar account that lets users anywhere access U.S. dollars, powered by cryptocurrency infrastructure and a P2P network. The company is currently working with Juan Guaido’s opposition government in Venezeula to attempt to distribute $18 million in funds the U.S. seized from the Maduro dictatorship. In this conversation, he and NLW discuss:How Airtm works outside of the traditional banking systemWhy people around the world are hungry for access to dollars What the Health Heroes campaign is trying to achieve How Guaido and Airtm are trying to work around the Maduro government’s attempt to suppress themFind our guest online:Website: airtm.comTwitter: @theairtm

En este episodio contesto 7 preguntas que me pasan los seguidores. Pero antes, te invito a que te suscribas a mi newsletter semanal en este link:https://www.fedetessore.com/newsletter/Acá va la lista de las preguntas que contesto esta semana:00:00 Introducción00:24 Vivo con Jose Demicheli de Adblick00:46 Suscribite al Podcast01:00 Newsletter Semanal01:18 ¿Qué impuestos hay que pagar cuando compramos Criptos?02:40 ¿Estas mezclando Wallets, On Ramps y Exchange?04:18 ¿Que opinas de Uphold para invertir?06:14 ¿Qué opinas de Airtm?07:14 Comprar con pesos en Binance por ptp07:57 ¿Cómo comprar oro?08:51 ¿Va a bajar el dólar blue este año?Te dejo el link de la nota que habla de impuestos a pagar cuando compras Criptos:https://www.infotechnology.com/online/Bitcoin-que-impuestos-tengo-que-pagar-si-compro-criptomonedas-en-la-Argentina-20200731-0011.htmlhttps://marcoszocaro.com.ar/asi-pagan-el-impuesto-a-las-ganancias-las-criptomonedas-en-argentina/

With the price of BTC headed down and the Fed's largest balance sheet decline in 11 years, CoinDesk's Markets Daily is back for your bitcoin news roundup!This episode is sponsored by Bitstamp and Crypto.com.The Federal Reserve's Declining Balance Sheet Is Bearish for Bitcoin. Or Is It?The Fed’s balance sheet just dropped the most in 11 years, but despite popular opinion that is not necessarily bad news for bitcoin.BitClub Programmer Admits Mining Scheme Stole $722M in BitcoinThe Romanian programmer pleaded guilty to wire fraud and the offering and sale of unregistered securities. A Rare Glimpse Into How Crypto Is Really Used in VenezuelaAfter airdropping cryptocurrency to 60,000 users in Venezuela, AirTM survey results suggest how crypto is really used in the economically troubled nation.

En este episodio hablo sobre la dura batalla de la cultura pop Venezolana que la ganó Simón Díaz, hablo sobre el uso de AirTm, hablo sobre los avatares de Facebook y los nombres más populares del siglo 20 en Venezuela. Aquí la página de los nombres: https://asosab.github.io/nombres-venezolanos/ Recuerden que siempre pueden apoyar a este podcast entrando en https:Patreon.com/nanutria y este episodio es patrocinado por: CASUPO: https://instagram.com/casupo.co SAY SOCIAL MEDIA: https://instagram.com/Saysocialmedia Conexiones Podcast: https://instagram.com/conexionespodcast

In this episode of Fundraising Radio Adrian Druzgalski, co-founder and CTO at Radius Intelligence that raised $107.6 million and survived the 2008 financial crisis tells about the role of a CTO in the fundraising process of the startup, explains how he thinks founders should deal with the financial crisis and when is it the time to pivot your company. Airtm: https://www.airtm.com/en/ Invest in your host through an IPO: https://humanipo.app/id/konstantin.dubovitskiy

En este episodio contesto las siguientes 5 preguntas: 1 - ¿Cómo lograr una rentabilidad del 10% anual en dólares? 2 - ¿Cómo sigue la cartera del Galileo Renta? 3 - ¿Puedo fondear en TDAmeritrade usando plataformas como AirTM y TransferWise? 4 - ¿En qué puedo invertir 200 dólares mensuales? 5 – ¿La emisión en Estados Unidos puede disparar la inflación en dólares?

En este episodio tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar con Rubén Galindo Steckel. Rubén es cofundador y CEO de AirTM, una plataforma para que todos los ciudadanos del mundo ahorremos. En países donde los gobiernos fallan, AirTM entra para darle a sus usuarios una forma segura, fácil y libre de guardar su dinero en la moneda que quieran. Rubén y su equipo son firmes creyentes que el poder de ahorrar es equivalente a libertad, por lo cual su historia de cómo empezaron y cómo se han desarrollado resulta tan interesante.

Ruben Galindo Steckel, cofounder and CEO of AirTM, describes how his companies enables everyday Venezuelans the ability to escape the hyperinflation in their currency, the bolivar, to save in U.S. dollar accounts. He also describes how the company creates its own exchange rate, and why that got them in trouble with the Venezuelan government. He also describes a campaign the company is waging, AirdropVenezuela, an attempt to raise $1 million in cryptocurrency to give to everyday Venezuelans for educational purposes and to use. He explains how Venezuelans can use crypto today and why they are raising money even in obscure coins. Thank you to our sponsors! CipherTrace: http://ciphertrace.com/unconfirmed Episode Links: AirTM: https://www.airtm.com/#/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/AirtmInc Airdrop Venezuela: https://airdropvenezuela.org Planet Money episode on AirTM: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/08/03/635521893/episode-858-venezuelas-fugitive-money-traders AirTM's blog post about AirdropVenezuela: https://blog.airtm.io/en/uniting-the-crypto-community-for-venezuela/

Show support appreciated: 35iDYDYqRdN2x6KGcpdV2W1Hy3AjGje9oL Matthew and Fernando interview Professor Steve Hanke, applied economist at Johns Hopkins University, professional commodity and currency trader, and legendary troubled currency reformer. Professor Hanke expounds upon his professional and academic career. We cover a few hyperinflationary episodes, including reform works he has completed or aided in, such as in Lithuania, Argentina, and Brazil. We talk about gold and the dollar, currency backing and redemption, as well as potential global currency reforms. Professor Hanke gives his (negative) opinion on Bitcoin, which he has long held. He informs on his ideas for a stablecoin project in conjunction with his board advisory position at Airtm. We close with some final thoughts on the definitions of inflation, hyperinflation, and the money supply. Listen on to learn more. Links for more info: @steve_hanke https://www.cato.org/research/troubled-currencies http://sites.krieger.jhu.edu/iae/files/2017/04/Remembrances_of_a_Currency_Reformer.pdf https://object.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/images/troubled-currencies-project/routledge-handbook-of-major-events-in-economic-history-world-hyperinflations.pdf https://engineering.jhu.edu/ehe/faculty/steve-h-hanke/ https://www.airtm.io/#/ Show Sponsor: https://cryptovoices.com/tradesmithoffer Hosts: Matthew Mežinskis, Fernando Ulrich Music: New Friend Music newfriendmusic.com/ Site: cryptovoices.com/ Podcast & Information Cryptoeconomics & Liberty Thanks for listening! Show content is not investment advice in any way.

In this hilarious skeptics' episode, Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer of CoinShares, and Jill Carlson, an independent consultant, explain why they think crypto needs fewer moral arguments and more empirical evidence, and how there's too much focus on financial engineering, but not enough focus on winning hearts and minds. They also explain why people are not machines where "you put in a token and get out an action," what the "sh*tcoin waterfall" is, and why cryptoeconomics isn't anything new. Plus, they give their tips for working in the space. Thank you to our sponsors! DACC: https://www.digitalassetcustody.com Preciate: https://preciate.org/recognize/ Quantstamp: https://quantstamp.com Episode links: Meltem on Twitter: https://twitter.com/melt_dem On Medium: https://medium.com/@Melt_Dem Jill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/_jillruth AirTM: https://www.airtm.io Fat protocols thesis: http://www.usv.com/blog/fat-protocols Amber Baldet's tweet about the finger guns guy: https://twitter.com/amberbaldet/status/1006286345122275331 Meltem's tips on working in crypto: https://medium.com/@Melt_Dem/so-you-want-to-work-in-crypto-57961ca074c4 Jill's tips on working for yourself: https://medium.com/@jillcarlson/working-alone-165ababeafc2

In this hilarious skeptics' episode, Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer of CoinShares, and Jill Carlson, an independent consultant, explain why they think crypto needs fewer moral arguments and more empirical evidence, and how there's too much focus on financial engineering, but not enough focus on winning hearts and minds. They also explain why people are not machines where "you put in a token and get out an action," what the "sh*tcoin waterfall" is, and why cryptoeconomics isn't anything new. Plus, they give their tips for working in the space. Thank you to our sponsors! DACC: https://www.digitalassetcustody.com Preciate: https://preciate.org/recognize/ Quantstamp: https://quantstamp.com Episode links: Meltem on Twitter: https://twitter.com/melt_dem On Medium: https://medium.com/@Melt_Dem Jill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/_jillruth AirTM: https://www.airtm.io Fat protocols thesis: http://www.usv.com/blog/fat-protocols Amber Baldet's tweet about the finger guns guy: https://twitter.com/amberbaldet/status/1006286345122275331 Meltem's tips on working in crypto: https://medium.com/@Melt_Dem/so-you-want-to-work-in-crypto-57961ca074c4 Jill's tips on working for yourself: https://medium.com/@jillcarlson/working-alone-165ababeafc2

INTROMuy buenos días a todos en este 24 de junio de 2018. Les habla Jorge León y quiero darles una cordial bienvenida a Enfoque Migratorio: un espacio para compartir experiencias desde el punto de vista de un inmigrante en Chile.TEMA DE LA SEMANA:Hoy voy a conversar con Ricardo Soria, fundador de Emprende Tu Pyme, una empresa especializada en la constitución de sociedades mercantiles y todos los servicios contables y jurídicos necesarios para operar un negocio en Chile.INTRO (Cont)Los voy a estar acompañando en vivo todos los domingos a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Lo haré bajo la Dirección General de Pablo Colmenares y la Producción General de Marielse López. En los controles, estará Iadranska Sulentic.Este programa llega a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Si quieren comunicarse conmigo pueden hacerlo a través del WhatsApp de la cabina: +569 7558 3655 o @enfoquemigratorio en Instagram.ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LA SEMANA:El Departamento de Extranjería y Migración lanzó una campaña por las historias de Instagram para desmentir rumores que se generan por la desinformación que hay acerca de los trámites. El más importante hasta ahora ha sido el que aclara que la única visa que no se puede tramitar luego de entrar como turista es la visa por motivos laborales, que se eliminó en el mes de abril, mientras que el resto de las visas temporarias siguen vigentes.Por otro lado, el proceso de regularización extraordinario continúa llevándose a cabo y solo queda un mes para que las personas que por alguna u otra razón estén ilegales en el país se registren. Les recuerdo que hay oportunidad de hacerlo hasta el 22 de julio.TEMA:¿Quién es Ricardo Soria?¿Cómo nos conocimos?¿Cómo nace Emprende Tu Pyme?¿Qué servicios ofrecen?¿Qué los hace apostar por la colonia venezolana como lo han venido haciendo?Patrocinio de eventos de artistas venezolanos¿Cuáles son los tipos de sociedad que tienen a disposición los extranjeros?¿Cuál es el tipo de sociedad más común entre sus clientes extranjeros?¿Cuál es tu apreciación sobre el crecimiento de la colonia venezolana en Chile?PUBLICIDAD:¿Quieres enviar remesas a Venezuela o cualquier otra parte del mundo de una manera confiable y segura?¡Con AirTM puedes hacerlo!AirTM es tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Allí podrás transferir fondos de tus monederos electrónicos y cuentas bancarias locales.Deposita, Ahorra, Envía y Retira.¡Es así de simple!Registrate en airtm.ioAirTM - Tu dinero, libre.Encuentra el enlace para ganar un dólar en las notas del programa -> https://venezolanoenchile.com/airtm****Si estás en busca de un departamento soñado para comprar, pero aún no encuentras lo que quieres... ¡Tenemos lo que necesitas! Te invitamos a conocer la nueva Colección de Proyectos 2018/2019 de Inmobiliaria Imagina. Departamentos de 1, 2 y 3 dormitorios, con increíbles terminaciones y espacios comunes.... ¡Entra en www.imagina.cl y revisa las comunas que más te acomoden!OUTROMuchas gracias por su sintonía.En la Dirección General estuvo Pablo Colmenares. En la Producción General Marielse López y en los controles, Iadranska Sulentic.Enfoque Migratorio llegó a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Nos escuchamos el próximo domingo a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Les habló Jorge León y los dejo con…

INTROMuy buenos días a todos en este 17 de junio de 2018. Les habla Jorge León y quiero darles una cordial bienvenida a Enfoque Migratorio: un espacio para compartir experiencias desde el punto de vista de un inmigrante en Chile.TEMA DE LA SEMANA:Hoy voy a conversar con Ana Rosales y Sunem Riera. Ellas son venezolanas y se han dedicado al mundo inmobiliario en Chile, especializándose en la atención a los extranjeros.INTRO (Cont)Los voy a estar acompañando en vivo todos los domingos a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Lo haré bajo la Dirección General de Pablo Colmenares y la Producción General de Marielse López. En los controles, estará Iadranska Sulentic.Este programa llega a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Si quieren comunicarse conmigo pueden hacerlo a través del WhatsApp de la cabina: +569 7558 3655 o @enfoquemigratorio en Instagram.ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LA SEMANA:¡Esta semana empezó el mundial de fútbol Rusia 2018!Extranjería publicó en su página web la siguiente información:Se les recuerda a todos aquellos extranjeros que ingresaron al país después del 8 de abril de 2018, que no podrán inscribirse en el Proceso de Regularización Extraordinario, ya que esta iniciativa es únicamente para quienes entraron a Chile hasta esa fecha.No obstante, igualmente pueden optar a cualquiera de las categorías de visados que el sistema migratorio vigente les ofrece:Visa Sujeta a ContratoVisa Temporaria, en sus diversas subcategorías (por vínculo, para profesionales o técnicos, entre otros)Visa de EstudianteTEMA:¿Quiénes son Ana y Sunem?¿Cómo nos conocimos?¿Cómo se iniciaron en el mundo inmobiliario?Inmobiliaria ImaginaTres eventos exitosos exclusivos para venezolanosTu asesor inmobiliario… ¿De qué se trata?¿Por dónde se empieza a evaluar si es viable o no comprar un departamento?¿Cuáles son las zonas con más plusvalía en Santiago?¿En qué comuna es más común que los venezolanos compren?¿Cuál es el perfil del venezolano que adquiere un departamento en Chile?¿Qué requisitos debe cumplir un extranjero para adquirir un departamento?¿Cuáles son las opciones que tiene un extranjero para pagar un departamento?Tips para adquirir departamentos¿Cómo han visto la evolución en inversiones inmobiliarias de la colonia venezolana en Santiago?Si volvemos a conversar dentro de un año… ¿Qué les gustaría contarme?PUBLICIDAD:¿Quieres enviar remesas a Venezuela o cualquier otra parte del mundo de una manera confiable y segura?¡Con AirTM puedes hacerlo!AirTM es tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Allí podrás transferir fondos de tus monederos electrónicos y cuentas bancarias locales.Deposita, Ahorra, Envía y Retira.¡Es así de simple!Registrate en airtm.ioAirTM - Tu dinero, libre.Encuentra el enlace para ganar un dólar en las notas del programa -> https://venezolanoenchile.com/airtm****Si estás en busca de un departamento soñado para comprar, pero aún no encuentras lo que quieres... ¡Tenemos lo que necesitas! Te invitamos a conocer la nueva Colección de Proyectos 2018/2019 de Inmobiliaria Imagina. Departamentos de 1, 2 y 3 dormitorios, con increíbles terminaciones y espacios comunes.... ¡Entra en www.imagina.cl y revisa las comunas que más te acomoden!OUTROMuchas gracias por su sintonía.En la Dirección General estuvo Pablo Colmenares. En la Producción General Marielse López y en los controles, Iadranska Sulentic.Enfoque Migratorio llegó a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Nos escuchamos el próximo domingo a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Les habló Jorge León y los dejo con…

INTROMuy buenos días a todos en este 3 de junio de 2018. Les habla Jorge León y quiero darles una cordial bienvenida a Enfoque Migratorio: un espacio para compartir experiencias desde el punto de vista de un inmigrante en Chile.TEMA DE LA SEMANA:Hoy voy a conversar con Macarena Tapia e Ivon Valdebenito. Ellas son representantes de la Corporación Visa para un Sueño. En su biografía de instagram, ellos mismos se definen como una corporación que brinda una mano amiga a los inmigrantes en Chile.INTRO (Cont)Los voy a estar acompañando en vivo todos los domingos a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Lo haré bajo la Dirección General de Pablo Colmenares y la Producción General de Marielse López. En los controles, estará Iadranska Sulentic.Este programa llega a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Si quieren comunicarse conmigo pueden hacerlo a través del WhatsApp de la cabina: +569 7558 3655 o @enfoquemigratorio en Instagram.ACTUALIZACIÓN DE LA SEMANA:El primer balance del proceso de regularización extraordinario, al cabo de un mes, ha sido positivo según el gobierno.El encargado de dar la información fue el subsecretario del Interior, Rodrigo Ubilla, quien indicó que hasta la fecha 125.578 extranjeros han solicitado regularizar su situación.Respecto al detalle de esa cifra, Ubilla indicó que el 70.325 (56%) corresponden a hombres, mientras que 55.253 (44) son mujeres. Además, dijo que 113.149 de los inscritos corresponden a mayores de edad, mientras que 12.429 son menores de 18 años.Sobre las nacionalidades de los migrantes que han formado parte del proceso, se informó que las personas provenientes de Haití, Venezuela, Perú, Colombia y Bolivia concentran el 87% del total de inscritos para regularizar su situación.TEMA:¿Quién es Macarena?¿De dónde nace Visa para un Sueño?¿Quiénes están detrás de la corporación?Jornada de Chile es larga, ¿Cómo balancean este voluntariado con el resto de sus actividades personales?¿Los beneficiados serán de una nacionalidad en específico?¿Qué tantos inmigrantes están en situación precaria?Recolectan ropa de invierno, pero ¿Qué otros planes tienen para el resto del año?Pedro de Valdivia 4028, Ñuñoa… ¿Casa? ¿Refugio?Jornada de ayer 2 de junio (Recepción de donaciones)Jornada de hoy 3 de junio (Entrega de donaciones / Asesoría legal gratuita)¿Cómo se puede colaborar?PUBLICIDAD:¿Quieres enviar remesas a Venezuela o cualquier otra parte del mundo de una manera confiable y segura?¡Con AirTM puedes hacerlo!AirTM es tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Allí podrás transferir fondos de tus monederos electrónicos y cuentas bancarias locales.Deposita, Ahorra, Envía y Retira.¡Es así de simple!Registrate en airtm.ioAirTM - Tu dinero, libre.Encuentra el enlace para ganar un dólar en las notas del programa -> https://venezolanoenchile.com/airtm****Si estás en busca de un departamento soñado para comprar, pero aún no encuentras lo que quieres... ¡Tenemos lo que necesitas! Te invitamos a conocer la nueva Colección de Proyectos 2018/2019 de Inmobiliaria Imagina. Departamentos de 1, 2 y 3 dormitorios, con increíbles terminaciones y espacios comunes.... ¡Entra en www.imagina.cl y revisa las comunas que más te acomoden!OUTROMuchas gracias por su sintonía.En la Dirección General estuvo Pablo Colmenares. En la Producción General Marielse López y en los controles, Iadranska Sulentic.Enfoque Migratorio llegó a ustedes gracias al apoyo de:AirTM, tu cuenta de dólares en la nube, la forma más rápida, económica y conveniente de mover tu dinero.Inmobiliaria Imagina, conceptos innovadores en proyectos habitacionales con los mejores precios del mercado.Nos escuchamos el próximo domingo a las 11 de la mañana (hora de Chile) por Radio Chévere, la radio con sello venezolano.Les habló Jorge León y los dejo con…