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 Lex chats with Avlok Kohli - the CEO of AngelList, about the company's significant evolution. Initially a platform for startups to connect with venture capitalists, AngelList has transformed into a comprehensive fintech entity encompassing private equity and cryptocurrency. Avlok discusses the strategic pivots, including the introduction of syndicates and rolling funds, that have redefined the company's business model. The episode also explores the broader implications of crowdfunding and the unique challenges in the crypto space, offering a deep dive into AngelList's impact on the financial services industry. Notable discussion points: 1. AngelList's Second Founding: Reinvention as a Fintech Platform: Since 2019, AngelList has transformed from a mixed-use startup platform into a focused fintech infrastructure business for fund managers. Avlok Kohli spun out the syndicates arm and built a scalable product offering that includes SPVs, venture funds, and innovative structures like Rolling Funds and Roll Up Vehicles. This pivot catalyzed explosive growth—from ~$1B in AUM in 2019 to $171B+ today—by enabling fund creation and deployment at scale. 2. Product Innovation as a Strategic Advantage: Instead of competing with well-capitalized incumbents like Carta on sales and marketing, AngelList focused on building category-defining products. The launch of Rolling Funds—allowing fund managers to raise publicly and continuously—was a breakout moment. It created viral word-of-mouth growth and redefined how emerging fund managers could access capital, illustrating the principle: “You can't win by playing someone else's game.” 3. AI and the Future of Private Markets Infrastructure: AngelList is embedding AI across three strategic layers: (1) Back-office automation, replacing manual workflows, (2) Customer service enhancement, enabling agents to respond to LPs with real-time data, and (3) Data reasoning products, like Fin, which analyzes anonymized fund and secondary data to deliver actionable private market insightsThis positions AngelList not only as an admin platform but as a data intelligence layer over the private capital markets. MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION Topics: Fintech, Web3, Venture, VC, Venture capital, private markets, fundraising, crowdfunding, crypto, web3, AI, Angellist, Coinlist, Carta, Gumroad ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT 

Michael Coates is the founding partner of Seven Hill Ventures. He has an extensive background going back to his time as Twitter's first CISO, and has held executive roles at CoinList, Mozilla and OWASP. In this episode, Coates joins host Heather Engel to discuss his experience, including making the jump from CISO to venture capitalist, how his perspective on the industry has shifted over the years, and more. • For more on cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com

Matt and Nic are back for another week of news and deals. In this episode:  What's the deal with the tariffs? Are the tariffs 4D chess? STABLE Act advances from committee Galaxy settles with the NYAG for touting Luna Trump pardons the BitMEX founders Coinlist returns to the US FDUSD has a depeg amidst Justin Sun drama Fidelity launches a no-fee crypto IRA product Larry Fink is bullish bitcoin Content mentioned: AI 2027, by Daniel Kokotajlo, Scott Alexander, Thomas Larsen, Eli Lifland, Romeo Dean

Podcast Show Notes: Solana Weekly with Aly from Blockchain Founders FundHost: Thomas BahamasGuest: Aly Madhavji, Managing Partner at Blockchain Founders FundDate: March 19, 2025Overview: In this episode of Solana Weekly, Thomas sits down with Aly Madhavji, a seasoned investor and managing partner at Blockchain Founders Fund, to explore the investment landscape of crypto, with a deep dive into Solana's ecosystem. Aly shares insights from his eight years of experience, discussing market cycles, investment strategies, and emerging trends in Web3, including tooling, real-world assets (RWAs), fintech, and the intersection of AI and blockchain.Key Discussion Points:* The Crypto Market Rollercoaster* Aly reflects on the volatility of crypto markets, referencing recent events like Trump's announcements causing 25% surges followed by sharp declines.* “There are no days off in crypto,” Aly notes, highlighting the fast-paced nature of the industry.* Investment Philosophy: Founders First, Themes Second* Aly emphasizes investing in exceptional founders who bring world-class practices to crypto, even if their focus isn't his top thematic priority.* Key investment themes:* Infrastructure: Early bets like Solana at 18 cents showcase the potential of Layer 1s, though Aly sees diminishing returns for new L1s. Innovations like Bearchain's proof of liquidity still intrigue him.* Tooling: A critical gap in Web3, with inefficiencies plaguing developers. Companies like Uniblock (API aggregation) and Validation Cloud (node infrastructure) are solving real problems.* Real-World Assets (RWAs): From advising Polymath eight years ago to seeing BlackRock's Larry Fink push tokenization, Aly sees RWAs gaining traction, with startups like Zoth (on-chain yields) and Asterism (RWA infra) leading the charge.* Fintech & Payments: This cycle features profitable companies, a shift from past bull runs. Stablecoin payments and remittances are ripe for growth, with examples like Mastercard settling a third of transactions on a private blockchain.* The State of Solana* Aly praises Solana's rise, noting its speed and user base make it a focal point for builders. Every company now considers a “Solana strategy.”* The recent U.S. strategic reserve announcement including Solana underscores its growing prominence.* Challenges in Crypto Investing* Value Extraction vs. Value Creation: Aly critiques short-term “cash grab” token launches and meme coin hype, advocating for sustainable businesses that grow the pie for everyone.* The Death Spiral: Poorly executed token launches can tank even great companies, a phenomenon Aly calls the “death spiral.”* Retail Fairness: Aly pushes for retail investors to access deals at VC prices, citing platforms like Echo and CoinList as steps toward democratization.* VC Process Unveiled* Blockchain Founders Fund reviews 300–500 companies monthly, sourced from events, online submissions, and a network of 410 funds.* Quick filtering (deck reviews in minutes) narrows the pool, followed by calls and a rating system assessing traction, team, and value-for-money.* Aly's tip for founders: Nail your pitch in 11 seconds, 30 seconds, and 90 seconds—anything longer risks losing interest.* Emerging Trends & Innovations* AI & Blockchain: Hype around AI agents is overstated, but legitimate projects like Virtuals show promise.* Decentralized Systems: Aly highlights Unit Network, which tokenizes business ownership with transparent treasuries, and DEAN, a decentralized insurance network—both vital for a hyper-decentralized future.* Meme Coins with Substance: Could real businesses disguise themselves as meme coins for fun and fundamentals? Aly sees potential in this hybrid model.* Long-Term Vision* Aly's 10-year fund horizon reflects a belief in building enduring companies, not quick flips. He contrasts this with short-term token funds and founders vesting in a year.* “Great things take time,” Aly says, urging focus on consistent progress over flashy launches.* U.S. Crypto Renaissance* Dropped lawsuits and lighter regulations are revitalizing the U.S. crypto scene, keeping talent stateside and reversing the exodus seen in places like Canada (Ethereum's origin).Guest Contact:* Twitter/X: @Aly_Madhavji* Website: Blockchain Founders Fund* Aly welcomes startup pitches—submit via the website or reach out directly!Closing Thoughts:Thomas wraps up with gratitude to Aly for shedding light on crypto investing and a call to listeners to subscribe, review, and shill their bags. “This isn't financial advice, but let's accelerate and get this bag!” Get full access to The Dramas of Thomas Bahamas at thomasbahamas.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and Robert Leshner chop it up about the latest in crypto. In this episode, the crew dives deep into the FDIC's alleged vendetta against crypto, whistleblower revelations, and the evolving dynamics of token distribution on platforms like Echo. Plus, we analyze the rise of crowdsales, explore the intersection of policy and crypto innovation, and reflect on our 2024 podcast stats with some friendly competition.  Show highlights

Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and Robert Leshner chop it up about the latest in crypto. In this episode, the crew dives deep into the FDIC's alleged vendetta against crypto, whistleblower revelations, and the evolving dynamics of token distribution on platforms like Echo. Plus, we analyze the rise of crowdsales, explore the intersection of policy and crypto innovation, and reflect on our 2024 podcast stats with some friendly competition.  Show highlights

Dans cet épisode 772 du podcast NFT Morning, plusieurs actualités marquantes ont été abordées avec notre invité Ted, CEO de la plateforme EXA Market sur Algorand, telles que:* La Ape Fest à Lisbonne : Pour la 1ere fois sur le sol européen, cet événement annuel a rassemblé les détenteurs de Bored Ape autour de festivités, et la communauté a démontré un engagement fort. Une annonce clé a été le lancement officiel de la Ape Chain, une blockchain de niveau 2 construite sur Arbitrum, qui permettra de réduire les coûts des transactions et d'améliorer l'accessibilité pour les utilisateurs de la communauté Ape​Business Wire.* EXA Market : Ted, le CEO d'EXA Market, a présenté les nouveautés de cette marketplace NFT basée sur Algorand, avec un fort accent sur l'art numérique. EXA Market a récemment lancé une campagne de points avec Coinlist où les utilisateurs peuvent gagner des tokens EXA en achetant et vendant des NFTs sur la plateforme. L'objectif est d'attirer des utilisateurs au-delà de l'écosystème Algorand en vue d'une distribution de tokens prévue pour décembre 2024, avec une sortie officielle du token EXA​SoSoValue.* Tendances des Meme Coins et des initiatives d'artistes : Les animateurs ont également discuté des tendances actuelles des Meme Coins et du mouvement lancé par certains artistes comme Polygon1993, qui combine art analogique et NFT pour captiver la communauté. Les Meme Coins, très spéculatifs, sont devenus populaires dans la cryptosphère, tandis que certains artistes explorent des alternatives moins risquées, en offrant de l'art en échange de fonds plutôt que des tokens​Business Wire.Pour approfondir, vous pouvez écouter l'épisode complet ou explorer les liens ci-dessous pour plus d'informations :* Ape Chain et événements Yuga Labs* EXA Market sur Algorand* Détails sur EXA et campagne de récompensesCes sujets montrent l'évolution de l'écosystème NFT malgré des défis et une fragmentation de la communauté et des blockchains, avec des projets qui misent sur l'interactivité et la gamification pour attirer les utilisateurs.Retrouvez cet épisode en vidéo ici: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

Brendan Playford is the co-founder of Masa, a leading innovator in decentralized AI and blockchain technology. With a dynamic background in the tech industry, Brendan has founded multiple successful ventures, including Constellation Labs, where he served as CEO, and Pngme, where he was the co-founder and CEO. He also held significant roles at The Bureau, a blockchain incubator, and DroneDeploy, where he led demand generation. Brendan's journey into web3 began with a personal exploration of Bitcoin mining in 2013, which led him to recognize the transformative potential of decentralized technologies. He utilized his self-taught computer science skills and a Physics education from Berkeley to build a credit score platform for Africa, demonstrating his commitment to using technology for social good. At Masa, Brendan focuses on creating a decentralized data network that empowers users by compensating them for their data contributions while providing developers with private-by-default user data to build innovative applications. Masa's vision of an open and Fair AI ecosystem  is  making AI applications accessible and equitable to everyone. About Masa Masa is building the largest zero-knowledge user data network in the world. Masa is architecting the “decentralized Google'' for the AI era: A scalable, secure, and resilient global data marketplace, where billions of users get compensated by their data contribution, and millions of developers build innovative applications using private-by-default user data. Masa has amassed more than 1 million user wallets through exponential growth since launch in August 2022. It was incubated by Coinlist's Seed Program and Binance's Most-Valuable-Builder Accelerator. Profile Links: - Twitter: https://x.com/BrendanPlayford- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanplayford/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

In this episode, we're joined by Regan Bozman, head of Lattice, who shares insights from his journey in crypto, from his early days at Coinlist to leading one of the top Web3 venture funds. Get ready to explore the cutting-edge opportunities in blockchain, the secrets behind scaling Web3 projects, and what's next for crypto markets. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, this podcast is your guide to navigating the future of Web3. Don't miss out on the exclusive quick-fire round where Regan shares his top picks and predictions! Tune in for a conversation that's both informative and thought-provoking.

Phillip Alexeev, is Chief Growth Officer at CrossFi. Phillip is a seasoned growth marketer and investor with over a decade of experience in the startup world, with successful exits in emerging industries like 3D printing and virtual reality. Prior to his current role, he served as the Head of Growth at Binance, focusing on special DeFi projects. Phillip's strategic acumen has significantly contributed to the growth of notable Web3 projects such as Coinlist and Decentraland. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

Coinbase's TNSR Token on Solana, Cardano Stumbles, SEC Targets Terraform Labs, and Bitcoin's Post-Halving Rally Rumors In today's turbulent crypto landscape, Bitcoin's NodeMonkes face a downturn, while the LockDealNFT collection skyrockets on the BNB Chain. Rare Bits brings clarity amidst the chaos, uncovering the launch of MocaList by Animoca Brands and CoinList for the Mocaverse NFT community. Meanwhile, Solana's Tensor NFT marketplace teases its TNSR token with Coinbase onboard. Cardano takes a hit, but Upland's "Share & Build" airdrop at NFTNYC offers respite. Drama ensues as Terraform Labs faces SEC fraud allegations, and Solana grapples with glitches. Rekt Capital hints at Bitcoin's post-halving rally, yet trader Bluntz sounds caution for Solana's WIF and the network's future. Tune in to Rare Bits for all the latest in crypto, from surges to setbacks and everything in between. THINK ABOUT SUPPORTING SUBSCRIBE: ⁠RARE BITS PODCAST⁠    WATCH: ⁠RAREBITS LIVE YOUTUBE⁠   READ: .⁠RARE BITS SUBSTACK⁠  Follow on X: BEATBROKER RARE BITS LIVE GET SOME MERCH RARE BITS GEAR:⁠RARE BITS MERCH⁠

Kendrick Nguyen is CEO of Republic, a multifaceted venture firm and investment platform connecting global investors with tech startups. Prior to Republic, he served as general counsel of AngelList and was a Fellow at Stanford University. He is a founding adviser to CoinList, NOW Ventures and an angel investor himself. An immigrant from Vietnam, Kendrick has a strong interest in improving access to capital for underserved entrepreneurs in the US and beyond. 

Matt and Nic return for another week of news and deals. In this episode:  Coinbase's positioning ahead of the ETF Cantor CEO Howard Lutnick acknowledges their Tether role Where do we stand on cash creation versus in-kind creation for the Bitcoin ETF? Coinbase launches an RWA hub in Abu Dhabi Kucoin settles with the state of New York Do Kwon is staying in Montenegro a bit longer Coinlist settles an OFAC violation FASB adopts (again?) fair value accounting for Bitcoin SBF's lawyer said he was the “worst witness he's ever seen” The status of Warren's anti-ML crypto bill How potent will the crypto lobby be in 2024? Content mentioned in this episode: Charles Rettig, IRS Digital Assets Plan Would Be a Setback for Taxpayer Services Sponsor notes: Coin Metrics State of the Network's Q4 2023 Mining Data Special In Coin Metrics State of the Network Issue 237, we spotlight crucial developments and data across the mining ecosystem

Andy is the CEO of Eco, a crypto platform for everyday transactions. Prior to Eco, Andy was a Co-Founder of CoinList and a founding member of the Stanford Bitcoin Group. Follow Andy on X @andy_bromberg. [0:16] - Andy's story, from Stanford to startups [4:47] - The origins of the Stanford Bitcoin Group and Andy's interest in crypto [11:45] - Andy's perspective on Bitcoin maximalism [17:45] - Introducing Eco as an improvement to existing currencies [22:44] - Characteristics of currencies: mediums of exchange, stores of value, and monetary policies [33:31] - The role of human involvement in Bitcoin [35:48] - How and why Andy joined Eco as CEO [38:38] - Eco's product suite [43:33] - Designing Beam as a super simple payments app For more episodes, go to ⁠podofjake.com⁠. Previous guests include ⁠Mark Cuban⁠, ⁠Vitalik Buterin⁠, ⁠Brian Armstrong⁠, ⁠Balaji Srinivasan⁠, ⁠Keith⁠ ⁠Rabois⁠, ⁠Ali Spagnola⁠, ⁠Anthony Pompliano⁠, ⁠Raoul Pal⁠, ⁠Julia Galef⁠, ⁠Jack Butcher⁠, ⁠Tim Draper⁠, and over 100 others alike. Learn from founders and CEOs of companies like ⁠OpenAI⁠, ⁠Coinbase⁠, ⁠Solana⁠, ⁠Polygon⁠, ⁠AngelList⁠⁠, ⁠Oura⁠⁠, and ⁠Replit⁠, and investors from ⁠Founders⁠ ⁠Fund⁠, ⁠a16z⁠, ⁠Union Square Ventures⁠, and many more. I appreciate your support and hope you enjoy. Thanks to ⁠⁠Chase Devens⁠⁠ for the show notes and ⁠⁠Yiction⁠⁠ for the music. Lastly, I love hearing from fans of the pod. Feel free to email me any time at ⁠jake@blogofjake.com⁠. Thank you!

Собрались в ламповом формате обсудить рынко крипты. Поговорили как у кого прошел сейл Neon Labs на Coinlist. Спойлер: очень по-разному у всех. Обсудили конечно же скрипты и как-что у кого с этим делам. Мультиаккаунты и тп вещи.--Хотите повысить шанс попадания в проекты с нодами/тестнетами? Сделай прокачанный акк на Github. Поможем прокачать аккаунт. Все безопасно, никаких банов. Если интересно - пишите в личку в telegram https://t.me/lo_van--

20Angel is a series profiling European angel investors with the best Founder NPS. Episode 2 features Andreas Klinger, Founder of Remote Capital, a small fund by remote founders, operators and early investors, investing in the next generation of global work opportunities. Investments include Mainstreet, Remote.com, Hopin, Microacquire and many more. Andreas has also worked for a lot of startups that you will recognise, including AngelList, Product Hunt, OnDeck and Coinlist... startups that enable startup ecosystems. The format for 20Angel is consistent across show, with questions including: What are some of the non-obvious things they look for when investing in a company? How they work with their Founders? How Founders should approach them? What they think makes a great angel investor? Learnings from their Anti-Portfolio? The show is also sponsored by Edda.co, a design-led software that allows you to see, in real time, the true dimension of your investments, and the value and impact they create. Edda Dealflow and Edda Portfolio streamlines the operations of funds, from managing due diligence and deal flow through to supporting portfolio companies. It brings the entire investment process together in one place, supercharging communications with portfolio companies, making investments much easier. To find out more, visit edda.co and request a demo using "Edda20VC".

In this episode, Ben sits down with Regan Bozman, Co-Founder of Lattice Capital. Regan started his crypto career at CoinList where he was responsible for the launch of several of the industry's largest protocols. Regan then leveraged his go-to-market experience and partnered with his CoinList co-worker Mike Zajko, to launch Lattice Capital, an early-stage focused crypto VC firm. Let's get into it. Timestamps 2:30 What is your background? 4:38 What was the impetus for AngelList to develop the CoinList platform? 08:58 What were the key CoinList products and features that appealed to protocol founders? 11:48 Describe your transition from CoinList to founding Lattice? 16:32 What led to the development of Dove Metrics? 22:51 What was it like operating your first fund? 28:47 What were the biggest lessons learned from Fund I that you are applying to Fund II? 32:04 What is TIPIN and what does the thesis represent? 40:37 What crypto use-cases excite Lattice? 45:41 Describe Ensemble: Lattice's most recently announced investment? 48:40 What is your most contrarian take in crypto? 49:57 What is your most contrarian take outside of crypto? 50:56 Where can people learn more about you and Lattice? Resources Mentioned CoinList Dove Metrics ​​ Digital Book: Bitcoin and the Internet TIPIN POAP Delphia Ensemble Connect with the guest Lattice Capital https://lattice.fund/ Follow Lattice on Twitter https://twitter.com/lattice_fund Follow Regan on Twitter https://twitter.com/reganbozman Disclaimer  Ben Jacobs is a partner at Scenius Capital Management. All views expressed by Ben and the guests of this podcast are solely their opinions and do not reflect the opinions of Scenius Capital Management. Guests and the host may maintain positions in the assets or funds discussed in this podcast. You should not treat any opinion expressed by anyone on this podcast as a specific inducement to make a particular investment or follow a particular strategy but only as an expression of their personal opinion. This podcast is for informational purposes only.

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.We are joined by Jonathan Abrams, Co-Founder and General Partner at 8-Bit Capital. Jonathan previously was an angel investor and entrepreneur founding both Nuzzel and Friendster, the latter of which he helped grow to over 100MM users and where he met his current partner at 8-Bit, Kent Lindstrom. Jonathan also co-founded Founders Den with Zack Bogue of DCVC in 2011, which quickly became one of San Francisco's earliest and most popular startup work and event spaces.We think you'll really enjoy Jonathan's story, and how he thinks about all aspects of seed-stage investing.A word from our sponsor:Tactyc is the first software solution for venture capital portfolio forecasting and planning. The platform is rapidly increasing efficiency and data-driven decision-making for GP's and works with over 150 funds globally.Tactyc makes it easy for managers to build (and maintain) their portfolio models without dealing with complicated spreadsheets. It enables portfolio construction in minutes and for managers to share their intended fund strategy with potential investors. Post-launch, Tactyc also offers advanced analytics for GPs to optimize reserves, analyze probabilistic outcomes for their investments and extract insights for future capital deployment.Check them out at tactyc.io.About Jonathan Abrams:Jonathan is a co-founder and General Partner of 8-Bit Capital, an early-stage investing firm. He is also a co-founder and Managing Partner of Founders Den, San Francisco's favorite workspace and community for startups and investors.Previously Jonathan was the founder of the professional news discovery service Nuzzel and the pioneering social networking service Friendster, and a software engineer at Netscape and Nortel. Jonathan is an investor in over 50 startups, including AngelList, ClearTax, CoinList, Docker, Front, HelloSign, Instacart, Mixmax, Pachyderm, Republic, SafeGraph, Sense, Shortcut, Slideshare, Stream, and Zeplin. Jonathan received an Honors B.Sc. in Computer Science from McMaster University in Canada.In this episode we discuss:01:57 Jonathan's journey to creating 8-Bit Capital with Kent04:08 The opportunity they saw when founding 8-Bit06:07 How his experiences at Nuzzel and Friendster shaped his view as an investor08:20 What being founder friendly truly means11:37 Shifting from an active angel investor to a fund manager14:41 The hardest lessons leveling up from an angel investor18:14 Dealing with the deal flow noise as a team of two21:20 How to deal with conscious and unconscious bias when advising founders23:28 Jonathan and Kent's decision-making process25:02 Thoughts on scaling 8-Bit28:11 Competing against larger, later-stage funds getting into seed-stage investing31:23 Deciding on follow-on investing33:35 How they came to decide on 50-50 fund construction for follow-on35:41 Keeping and increasing their pro-rata in competitive later rounds38:19 Biggest lessons from Friendster39:49 The advice he would give himself at the start of 8-BitI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Jonathan. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee Agency This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

Tarang Gupta hosts Andy Bromberg, CEO of Eco, a consumer fintech company that lets you spend, send, save, and make money, all in one app. In this episode you will hear about - Building an open rewards system - Working towards maximizing wealth of the community - Navigating market cycles in crypto - Choosing the right investors and colleagues And much more! About Andy Bromberg Prior to joining Eco as the CEO, Andy was Co-founder and President of CoinList, a leading platform for token sales, trading, and other financial services for digital asset projects. Andy is also a founding board member at FreeWorld, a non-profit seeking to end institutionalized poverty in the United States by providing access to living-wage jobs for people with criminal histories. Andy studied Mathematics and Computer Science at Stanford University and co founded the Stanford Bitcoin Group. About Eco Eco is a digital wallet that is replacing checking accounts, credit cards, and more with a single balance that rewards you each time you make a transaction. The app uses Eco Points, a new rewards currency that helps align the interest of everyone in the Eco community. For more FinTech insights, follow us on WFT Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech WFT Instagram: instagram.com/whartonfintech Tarang's Twitter: twitter.com/tg_tarang Tarang's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/taranggupta100

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From the humble beginnings of the Stanford Bitcoin group to Co-founding Coinlist,Andy joins the PoolTogether Community to talk about Eco.We chatted about Eco's inception, appealing to mainstream users vs the crypto savvy, and the flaws in traditional rewards programs.Andy's a great guy with an interesting outlook on crypto.It was fun hearing about the Eco Community and their plan to build a new type of economy from the ground up.P.S. He even shares a little secret Eco website Easter egg Next up: Stani from Aave!You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit pooltogethercommunity.substack.com

Today on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast we have a guest who has seen virtually every evolution of the internet and financial services since the 1990s.Graham Jenkin is the co-founder and CEO of CoinList, the leading token issuance platform in the crypto space that has helped a large number of the top crypto projects by market cap get their earliest funding and customers with an initial token sale on CoinList.CoinList has played a critical role in the crypto ecosystem for early-stage token projects from doing token issuances for Flow to Solana to Mina and more.Given the quality of projects that they work with from the earliest of days, it's no surprise that they have attracted millions of users to CoinList. They have over 5M users on the platform. Graham's background and blend of consumer, engineering, design, and finance lends itself incredibly well to building CoinList.Prior to helping spin out CoinList from AngelList and co-founding the business, Graham was the COO and UX engineer/designer at AngelList over a 6.5 year period. Prior to AL, he led the redesign of the user interface of the world's most profitable online business - Google AdWords, where he also won the inaugural Google Great Manager Award. He also understands financial services innately well - he led BofA.com to two Webby awards. Graham is a fantastic operator with a clear vision for how to build special consumer businesses and a critical piece of crypto market infrastructure.Graham and I had a fascinating discussion on the evolution of crypto market infrastructure, how CoinList provides a critical service to both projects and investors, and the importance of Web2.5 in a world that is transitioning to Web3 by discussing how CoinList is building a centralized bridge to a decentralized world.Thanks Graham for coming on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast. It was a pleasure to have you on the show.

Jake Brukhman is the founder and CEO of CoinFund, a cryptoasset-focused investment firm. Their portfolio includes CoinList, Dapper, Republic, Polkadot, NEAR protocol among others. Prior to CoinFund Jake served as a Partner at Triton.ai, an intelligence platform that helps institutional investors, private equity, strategy, corp dev, and innovation professionals size, analyze and value companies for competitive analysis, investment, partnerships, or acquisition.    You can learn more about:  1. What to look for when investing in top crypto startups  2. Sectors to focus on when it comes to crypto startup investing  3. How to build a successful crypto investing team  Check out our brand new YouTube Video Podcast!  https://www.SmartVenturePod.com IG/Twitter/FB @GraceGongGG LinkedIn:@GraceGong YouTube: https://bit.ly/gracegongyoutube Join the SVP fam with your host Grace Gong. In each episode, we are going to have conversations with some of the top investors, super star founders, as well as well known tech executives in the silicon valley. We will have a coffee chat with them to learn their ways of thinking and actionable tips on how to build or invest in a successful company. ===================== Brought to you by: https://link.blockfolio.com/9dzp/stwlap68 Use code: smartventure https://momentonft.com

Kendrick Nguyen is CEO of Republic, an investment platform connecting tech startups and blockchain projects with global investors. Prior to Republic, he served as general counsel of AngelList and Fellow of Stanford University's Center for Corporate Governance. He is a founding adviser to NOW Ventures and CoinList, an ICO platform. An immigrant from Vietnam, Kendrick has a strong interest in improving access to capital for underserved entrepreneurs in the US and beyond.

Creaticles is the first custom NFT request platform connecting businesses and individuals with creators ready to fulfill any occasion of custom NFTs. It enables users to engage in various contest modes to ensure your NFT request, whether a meme, logo, game, or web asset, is fulfilled to your expectations at a price you can afford. The platform allows anyone to source custom NFTs through ‘Creaticles contests', using a Request for Proposal (RFP) model. Users submit an NFT idea request to the platform's roster of verified artists, who are remunerated for their work in ETH and other cryptocurrencies. Creaticles was also selected as one of eight of the most promising projects in CoinList's Seed batch for Fall 2021, out of a field of over 500 crypto projects, and recently announced a partnership with Fantom. Jonathan Chen joins me on Tech Talks Daily to share the story behind the company.

Andy is a serial entrepreneur and CEO of Eco a new kind of wallet to spend, send and save money. It combines traditional banking rails with crypto rails to deliver a new kind of experience that creates more value for customers in an easy to access way. Before Eco Andy was a co-founder at CoinList which is another very successful crypto project.In this conversation we talk about the founding stories behind both CoinList and Eco. We discuss Andy's lessons from navigating the last crypto winter. And we discuss Andy's approach to building Eco into a mainstream crypto-based product that competes with traditional retail banking.In this episode we discuss:Early career building things How did you get stated building things?What are some memorable lessons from the Stanford Bitcoin Group?CoinList and the early ICO token sales wave What was the founding story for CoinList?How did you approach the decision on whether to spinout CoinList from AngelList?Who was the first customer (Filecoin) for CoinList and how did you scale from there (Eg: Blockstack)?What were the biggest challenges running an early crypto company?How did you approach operating the company during the last crypto winter?What advice do you have for founders grappling with the current crypto winter/pullback?What was the strategy behind the large $100M Series A fundraise?What were the new services/business lines you added and how did you approach that?How did you nurture the marketplace and network effect dynamic at CoinList?Founding and leading Eco What was the founding story behind Eco and what led you joining the team?How did you build conviction on the idea and opportunity behind Eco?What were the early services and features that really resonated with consumers?How did you approach building for mainstream consumers / normies?How have you gotten people to switch from traditional banks to Eco?What is the biggest growth bottleneck (potential unlock) for Eco's next phase of growth?What is our approach to building during the current downturn?Why should someone sign up for Eco today?What is your vision for the product and company?How do the economics for rewards and yield work in the current market context?How do you think about CAC and lifetime value of a customer?Closeout questions What is the most challenging/difficult feedback you've received — how have you processed it and incorporated it going forward?What are your superpowers that you find yourself leaning on often?LinksLearn more about EcoFollow Andy and Eco on TwitterHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute

Andy is a serial entrepreneur and CEO of Eco a new kind of wallet to spend, send and save money. It combines traditional banking rails with crypto rails to deliver a new kind of experience that creates more value for customers in an easy to access way. Before Eco Andy was a co-founder at CoinList which is another very successful crypto project.In this conversation we talk about the founding stories behind both CoinList and Eco. We discuss Andy's lessons from navigating the last crypto winter. And we discuss Andy's approach to building Eco into a mainstream crypto-based product that competes with traditional retail banking.In this episode we discuss:Early career building things How did you get stated building things?What are some memorable lessons from the Stanford Bitcoin Group?CoinList and the early ICO token sales wave What was the founding story for CoinList?How did you approach the decision on whether to spinout CoinList from AngelList?Who was the first customer (Filecoin) for CoinList and how did you scale from there (Eg: Blockstack)?What were the biggest challenges running an early crypto company?How did you approach operating the company during the last crypto winter?What advice do you have for founders grappling with the current crypto winter/pullback?What was the strategy behind the large $100M Series A fundraise?What were the new services/business lines you added and how did you approach that?How did you nurture the marketplace and network effect dynamic at CoinList?Founding and leading Eco What was the founding story behind Eco and what led you joining the team?How did you build conviction on the idea and opportunity behind Eco?What were the early services and features that really resonated with consumers?How did you approach building for mainstream consumers / normies?How have you gotten people to switch from traditional banks to Eco?What is the biggest growth bottleneck (potential unlock) for Eco's next phase of growth?What is our approach to building during the current downturn?Why should someone sign up for Eco today?What is your vision for the product and company?How do the economics for rewards and yield work in the current market context?How do you think about CAC and lifetime value of a customer?Closeout questions What is the most challenging/difficult feedback you've received — how have you processed it and incorporated it going forward?What are your superpowers that you find yourself leaning on often?LinksLearn more about EcoFollow Andy and Eco on TwitterHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute

Regan Bozman is a General Partner at Lattice Capital, an early-stage crypto fund that helps founders build defensible moats and new growth playbooks. Regan previously was the first employee at CoinList, a token marketplace that spun out of AngelList, where he was involved in 30 token launches. Our conversation covers Regan's early years as an entrepreneur, lessons learned from CoinList, and the launching of Lattice. We discuss Lattice's investment philosophy, sourcing, research process, and subsectors of focus. We dive into specific examples in DeFi and NFTs and discuss a few winners in the portfolio to date. We close with Lattice's competitive advantage, measures of success, and definitions of defensible moats as the crypto industry continues to evolve. Learn More‍ Follow Ted on Twitter at @tseides or LinkedIn‍ Subscribe to the mailing list‍ Access Transcript with Premium Membership‍

NFT's are becoming more popular and are being used in a variety of interesting ways. One company that is doing interesting things with NFT's is Creaticles, the NFT requests marketplace matching users with artists. Ronan talks to Jonathan Chen, their Head of Operations about what they are doing and more. Jonathan talks about his background, what Creaticles does, Creaticles mission, Creaticles contests and Creaticles been selected as one of eight of the most promising projects in CoinList's Seed batch for Fall 2021. Jonathan also talks about Creaticles' partnership with Fantom, and the recently announced charity NFT contest in aid of Top 7 for Ukraine. More about Creaticles: Their platform allows anyone to source custom NFTs through ‘Creaticles contests', using a Request for Proposal (RFP) model, in which users submit an NFT idea request to the platform's roster of verified artists, who are remunerated for their work in ETH and other cryptocurrencies. Creaticles was also selected as one of eight of the most promising projects in CoinList's Seed batch for Fall 2021, out of a field of over 500 crypto projects, and recently announced a partnership with Fantom.

NFT's are becoming more popular and are being used in a variety of interesting ways. One company that is doing interesting things with NFT's is Creaticles, the NFT requests marketplace matching users with artists. Ronan talks to Jonathan Chen, their Head of Operations about what they are doing and more. Jonathan talks about his background, what Creaticles does, Creaticles mission, Creaticles contests and Creaticles been selected as one of eight of the most promising projects in CoinList's Seed batch for Fall 2021. Jonathan also talks about Creaticles' partnership with Fantom, and the recently announced charity NFT contest in aid of Top 7 for Ukraine. More about Creaticles: Their platform allows anyone to source custom NFTs through ‘Creaticles contests', using a Request for Proposal (RFP) model, in which users submit an NFT idea request to the platform's roster of verified artists, who are remunerated for their work in ETH and other cryptocurrencies. They were also selected as one of eight of the most promising projects in CoinList's Seed batch for Fall 2021, out of a field of over 500 crypto projects, and recently announced a partnership with Fantom. See more podcasts here.

En el episodio de hoy, hablamos sobre la ruina que llevamos con algunas inversiones , como la preventa de Vega en Coinlist y la tanda. Mucha gente solo te cuenta lo que ganan, en Educacripto te contamos nuestras ruinas también . Para más info síguenos en redes :   Twitter -> https://twitter.com/educacripto?s=21     Clubhouse -> https://www.clubhouse.com/club/educa-cripto     Participantes en el podcast :   Gaizka : https://twitter.com/ardi357   Emilio : https://twitter.com/ecriptoch   Andres: https://twitter.com/andresleon79   Karen : https://twitter.com/_karen_banks_   Antonio : https://twitter.com/abellido   Txot : https://twitter.com/eltxot

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En este Podcast hablaremos de las monedas estables en la blockchain, en cripto, una guía completa sobre cómo funcionan, cómo mantienen su estabilidad, la tecnología y algoritmos detrás y sobre todo hablaremos sobre $UST una moneda estable algorítmica no muy sostenible en el largo plazo ✅

On March 9, 2022, President Biden signed an Executive Order on Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets, marking the “first ever, whole-of-government approach to addressing the risks and harnessing the potential benefits of digital assets and their underlying technology.” On this episode of inSecurities, Chris and Kurt sit down with experts Carla Carriveau, the Chief Legal Officer of CoinList, and Michael Liftik, a Co-Chair of Quinn Emanuel's SEC Enforcement Practice, to find out whether the Executive Order will bring order to the regulatory chaos for crypto.  

In this episode of the DeFi Download, Piers Ridyard interviews Barney Mannerings, co-founder of the Vega protocol. Vega is a protocol for creating and trading margin finance products on a fully decentralised network. Originally listed on CoinList last year, the Vega Protocol has raised over $45 million and currently has over 21,000 token holders. Barney worked in traditional finance before getting involved in cryptocurrency by mining Bitcoin and investing in the Ethereum presale. He quickly realised that Ethereum does not support derivatives or other types of trading seen in traditional finance. After co-founding Vega with Ramsey Khoury, the team spent a few weeks prototyping together, with Tendermint serving as the back end. They began to realise that it was possible to develop a trading system that could be used on a blockchain.[00:51] What exactly is the Vega Protocol, and what does it hope to achieve? [04:46] Barney's wish list and what was on it[06:01] What exactly is parity, and what does it mean that the current suite of products lacks it?[08:01] The significance of capital efficiency[10:41] What does a decentralised finance application's capital adequacy look like, and what is its capacity?[14:17] What does the term "atomic closeout" mean? [20:13] Barney explains how they came to the decision to build their own blockchain, and what design decisions they made to address the speed problem, the front running problem, and the product parity and capital efficiency problems.[25:48] What is the difference between deploying a DEX on Vega and deploying one on Ethereum?[26:59] What is Wasm or WebAssembly, which has grown in popularity for layer-1 protocols?[28:59] What is the profile of the people Barney hopes will be building on Vega?[31:19] The challenges that new blockchains and layer-1s face, as well as the blurring of the terms “protocol” and “application”[35:20] Vega Protocol's trustless bridge into the Ethereum ecosystem[36:16] The security profile of the Vega network and its underlying consensus, Tendermint, which employs an optimised practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (pBFT) algorithm[37:05] The number of validators used by Vega and how they plan to increase it[39:42] Wendy, a group of low overhead protocols that can implement different concepts of fairnessFurther resourcesWebsite: vega.xyz Twitter: @vegaprotocolDiscord: vega.xyz/discord 

En este Podcast hablaremos del futuro de la economía y el sistema financiero mundial a través del uso de la tecnología blockchain, bitcoin y ethereum; Una nueva economía financiera basados en unos y ceros (código), Guerra entre DAOs y organizaciones gubernamentales, Descentralización y su espectro, Tokenización global y social, Políticas y Gobiernos, Consecuencias del Covid-19 y las nuevas generaciones, Autodidactas, Los Bancos y cómo puedan aprovecharse de los productos de DeFi! ✅ Vídeo de rekt news, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1Z5BnBuFyE&ab_channel=rektnews

Facebook ($FB) announced today that they were going to be changing the name of the company to META. This follows the news that the company will be focusing on developing the metaverse. Metaverse is a speculative future iteration of the Internet, made up of persistent, shared, 3D virtual spaces linked into a perceived virtual universe. The metaverse in a broader sense may not only refer to virtual worlds, but Internet as a whole, including the entire spectrum of augmented reality. Dogecoin ($DOGE) is beginning to rally yet again with the growth of Shiba Inu ($SHIB) as well as more talk about the Inu community in general. Investors are still waiting for Robinhood ($HOOD) to list the popular Shiba Inu on the platform and all of the new buzz has sparked an Dogecoin rally. MicroStrategy ($MSTR) announced that they have 114,042 BTC in there total portfolio. This makes the companies total Bitcoin valuation around $7.4 Billion. The company has been slowly gathering BTC and this definitely shows on paper of there third quarter financial results. Multi-chain transaction network Biconomy has raised $11.5 million through the public sale of its native token BICO on CoinList.

In this episode, Matt Mochary and Andy Bromberg (CEO of Eco and co-founder of CoinList) talk about the importance of building strong relationships, the process for making conversations that matter and how Andy is able to use this to be liked by virtually everyone who meets him.If you find that people are turned away by you or find you unapproachable, then maybe it's time you reevaluated how you approach relationships and the conversations that build them.FULL VIDEO

Today we're talking with Regan Bozman, co-founder of Lattice Capital, an early stage crypto venture fund. Regan says they invest in tokens, equity, NFTs, DeFi, and the like. Four and a half years ago, Regan was working at AngelList when he and some others spun out CoinList. Regan was the first employee to jump over, and he spent three and a half years doing coin sales. Now they're just getting Lattice off the ground and are excited to invest in and work with early stage teams. Regan says right now this space is all about adoption. When he first joined CoinList their focus was on everything no one else wanted to do, from writing token sales to handling customer support. At the time no one was doing sales, so when Regan joined there was a backlog of a thousand companies that were inquiring. Regan says it was a trial by fire entry. As they built up the company, they hired someone else to do sales. Regan then started spending more time with customers, finding out what they wanted to achieve with their launches. When Regan started in crypto, he knew nothing about it. He says he had an insane inbox with ideas like launching a hotel in space. Everyone thought there was a quick buck to be made. Regan says it was low barriers to entry that brought him back around in 2019. He remembers that at the time there were two young guys in India that launched a hack-a-thon and within 30 days had $20-30 million running through smart contracts. Regan says that was eye-opening for him because there was no way in the traditional finance system that anyone without a lot of money and at least two years time could build an application like that. Regan realized that they could create a much more competitive market. In the short term, Regan says the market is skewed. Ultimately, crypto has a history of booms and busts. The last 12-18 months of defy hype has made it not that hard to raise money, launch a token, and make some cash. Regan says they're long term, they don't flip tokens. He says what they're really excited about is fascinating applications of smart contracts. He says they've made one investment in Latin America, which is like leveraging stable coin rails for remittance, that's doing very well. -- The Fortune Teller podcast is a discussion between industry leaders in blockchain and financial technologies. The podcast focuses on the development of blockchain-based financial services and outlines the current state of the industry and future predictions for the adoption of decentralized finance. Go to www.teller.finance/

En este Podcast hablaremos de MINA, una ICO con mucho potencial. La cual se define como la blockchain más ligera del mundo y han invertido en ella importantes fondos de inversión en el mundo Crypto, como Three Arrows Capital, CoinBase Ventures, y muchas más! ✅ Sígueme en Twitter, https://twitter.com/Chwupperman Sígueme en Youtube, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_eZUawsPbBhbaNKrOBWJow Únete al canal de Telegram, https://t.me/joinchat/L1QkO_e_zodmNDM0 Links; - COINLIST (When your friends buy or sell $100 worth of assets in a single trade, you'll each earn $10 in BTC): https://coinlist.co/clt?referral_code=QFA47K - Utiliza el mejor EXCHANGE del Mercado de las criptos BINANCE: https://www.binance.com/es/register?ref=F1BXGLRZ - COINBASE 10$ GRATIS en BITCOIN al Crear tu cuenta: https://www.coinbase.com/join/wupper_v Me podéis encontrar en cualquier red social por mi nombre @christianwupperman Déjame un comentario si tienes alguna duda! Disclaimer: No soy ningún tipo de asesor financiero, todo el contenido que traigo al Podcast es con el objetivo de educar y aprender. Antes de invertir y gastar tu dinero, recuerda que tu eres el único responsable de éste. Tags: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cripto, Laser Eyes, ETH, BTC, IOTA, Binance, BNB, Coinbase, BTC a 100k, PolkaDot, Cardano, ADA, DOT, UniSwap, UNI, Podcast, Educación, Inversiones, Exchange, Descentralizado, Seguridad, Privacidad, Anonimato, NFTs, Defi, Crypto, Beeple, UpOnly, Bankless, UniSwap, Layer 2, DEx, AMM

Today on the show, a conversation with Remote First Capital Founder Andreas Klinger. Andreas is a VC investing in the future of work but was introduced to the world of Silicon Valley as the CTO of Product Hunt, where from 2014 - 2018, he helped the company scale from a handful of beta testers to millions of users, which ultimately resulted in a sale to Angel List in 2017. Post-acquisition, Andreas spent time managing teams related to remote work @ CoinList & then at AngelList. In September of 2019, Andreas transitioned from startup building to startup investing with the creation of Remote First Capital. I sat down with Andreas to discuss his entry point into tech startups, lessons learned as the Chief Technical Officer of Product Hunt and, of course, his ambitions as a VC investing in the future of work. This conversation was recorded on October 29th, 2020, thanks for listening!

TechGC WebsiteChris Sands TwitterTechGC LinkedInTechGC Twitter ABOUT THE GUESTGeorgia Quinn is an American entrepreneur and lawyer. She is the general counsel of CoinList a platform that provides services to top token developers including compliant offering, distribution, and liquidity services.  She is also the co-founder of iDisclose, a legal technology company focused on the disclosure and legal document needs of small business and startup entrepreneurs. Ms. Quinn began her practice in capital markets at Weil, Gotshal and Manges and later moved to Seyfarth Shaw before founding iDisclose. Ms. Quinn received a Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School, and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from New York University. ABOUT THE HOSTChris Sands leads content and communications for TechGC.  Prior to joining TechGC in 2018, Chris was an executive legal and compliance recruiter in Silicon Valley, specializing in high-growth FinTech firms.  Chris runs the Jobs by TechGC newsletter and job board which connects legal professionals with today's top startups and venture funds.  He also spends around half the year working and living in various parts of the world.

Marvin Ammori heads legal and public policy for Protocol Labs—a company whose projects include a cryptocurrency token (Filecoin) and a platform for SEC-compliant token sales (CoinList). The company has over 100 employees and has raised over $200 million, including from Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, and Union Square Ventures. Mr. Ammori is also a founding Board Member and officer of the industry's leading trade association, the Blockchain Association, working with members such as Coinbase, Circle, Kraken, DCG, and ZCash.    

Andreas Klinger (@andreasklinger), currently Head of Remote at AngelList, is a product-centric startup founder. Previous to AngelList, Andreas was founding team member and CTO at ProductHunt, as well as VP of Engineering at CoinList. In this episode, we discuss: Remote-work! Benefits of traveling while working The phenomenon of globalization Product ideas for remote teams Uploading our consciousness Andreas' meaning for life Innovation and sci-fi The spirituality trap Job automation Timeline: (04:35) What is Andreas' notion of spirituality? (10:30) Andreas' meaning for life (14:40) Globalization, and decentralized cultures (19:40) The inevitability of remote work  (23:15) Consciousness, computers and the 'Bobiverse' (29:15) Technological evolution: are we living in a sci-fi scenario? (30:10) Remote work: from hype to banal (38:15) Market solutions for the upcoming demands of remote work (43:50) Slow travel: how you can make the most of remote work (50:45) Striking a balance between in-person and remote work (54:00) The trap that Silicon Valley has fallen for (01:00:03) Jet-lag: how do you deal with it?   If you've made it all the way down here, please support us by subscribing and leaving a rating + review on Apple Podcasts. You can also help spread the word by sharing this episode with friends, family or just about anyone who'd find it interesting. Thank you.