Glitchwire

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Glitchwire Podcast

Glitchwire is all about uncovering the glitches that are dramatically altering the way we understand the world and how we exist within it. On this show, we talk to the people who are discovering and even creating these glitches… We ask them: what is their glitch? And where do we go from here? In the tech world, in ‘disruption’ there is change. And in ‘glitch’, there is growth.

  1. AUG 20

    Decoding DePIN: Scott Sigel, COO, Helium Foundation

    In this episode, we dive into the world of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) with the Helium Foundation's COO, Scott Sigel. Scott breaks down the concept of DePIN and its transformative potential in merging blockchain with physical networks. We discuss how Helium is blazing this trail by overcoming the limitations of traditional infrastructure networks, offering real-world utility in IoT applications like flood detection, air quality monitoring, and asset tracking. Scott also explains how Helium’s community-driven approach, powered by Solana, sets it apart, and how DePIN is poised to bridge the gap between blockchain and global connectivity. Tune in to learn how Helium is pioneering a new era of decentralized, hyper-connected infrastructure.

    54 min

  2. AUG 5

    Making Blockchain Mainstream: Azeem Khan, Co-founder, Morph

    Azeem Khan, co-founder of Morph, shares his insights on the challenges and opportunities of blockchain L2s, emphasising the need for differentiation, understanding cultural nuances, and building region-specific solutions. Key highlights include: The "main character syndrome" of infra providers The underestimation of soft skills in crypto Why we struggle to convert developers and users to blockchain The potential of women as underestimated end users Escaping the web3 echo chamber The next wave of brand endorsements Avoiding the fate of crypto peaking too early Azeem calls for a shift from vanity metrics to genuine developer support and strategic marketing, focusing on creating compelling stories and products that appeal to a wider audience.

    56 min

  3. JUL 15

    Worldcoin – Preserving Humanity On-Chain: Steven Smith, Head of Protocol, Tools for Humanity

    Stephen Smith, Head of Protocol at Tools for Humanity takes us deep into the development of WorldChain, a blockchain designed to protect our digital personhood in an era dominated by AI. Steven explains how WorldChain harnesses blockchain to prioritize human-verified transactions over automated bots, how the iris-scanning orbs that emerged around the world work to protect our privacy, not invade it, and what to expect from WorldChain's ambitious roadmap in the coming months.

    38 min

  4. JUN 18

    Piecing Together the Modular Movement: Rushi Manche, co-founder, Movement Labs

    This episode, we speak to Rushi Manche, the co-founder of Movement Labs – a team that aims to accelerate the growth and adoption of the Move programming language in blockchain development. Rushi shares his sharp takes on the limitations of Ethereum's virtual machine, why security has been a critical, but overlooked element of blockchain development, and how the Move VM addresses that vulnerability. He also gives his take on the evolution of blockchain frameworks, from monolithic to modular to integrated, and why he believes Move lies at the epicentre of it all. Plus, hot takes on the importance of degen culture, founder-led community growth, and striking the balance between competition and collaboration.

    50 min

  5. APR 23

    Redefining Capitalism in Web3: Yat Siu, Executive Chairman, Animoca Brands

    Yat Siu, the founder and chairman of Animoca Brands, delves into the transformative potential of digital property rights and Web3 for reshaping capitalism into a more equitable system. Reflecting on his upbringing in a divided Europe and his extensive experience in the tech industry, Yat shares how these experiences have shaped his understanding of capitalism's evolution and its shortcomings. The episode also explores the technical and societal challenges of Web3 and blockchain technology, including the balance between individualism and collective benefits, and the importance of transparency in promoting ethical behaviour. Yat also builds the case for the necessity for financial literacy and educational initiatives to help people navigate and embrace these emerging technologies.

    1h 6m

  6. APR 3

    Levelling Up Blockchain Gaming: Beryl Li, Co-founder, Yield Guild Games

    Host Marissa Trew speaks to Beryl Li, the co-founder of Yield Guild Games – the world’s first and biggest web3 gaming guild that focuses on building community, game discovery and developing vital web3 skills. Starting with Axie Infinity, YGG has expanded its reach to encompass 80 other game titles, attracting a diverse community of gamers, influencers, moderators, and managers. Beryl talks us through the origin and mission behind YGG, being: fostering community, discovering new games, and nurturing Web3 talent. YGG aims to bridge the tech gap in emerging economies by providing access to Web3 gaming and upskilling community members. Beryl also discusses how the web3 gaming space has evolved since 2021 and why 2024 is the year where we'll see big things happen.

    48 min

  7. MAR 18

    Innovating in a Regulated World: Sean Lee, senior advisor, Crypto Council for Innovation

    Sean Lee is the ex-CEO of Algorand and currently serves as a Senior Advisor for the Crypto Council for Innovation. In this episode, he discusses his experience leading the foundation of a prominent layer one blockchain and the critical importance of a community-driven governance model. We also explore the roles and relationship between innovators and regulators, Asia's distinct advantage, and predictions for the year ahead. Key takeaways: Key takeaways from this episode include: How education and collaboration are essential for both regulators and innovators, as they navigate the complexities of the crypto industry Comparing and contrasting the USA vs. Asia regulatory landscape Asia's progressive framework to fostering greater innovation The future of regulation in a borderless internet 2024 outlook: predictions and challenges

    1h 16m

  8. FEB 27

    Aptos and the Next Billion Users: Avery Ching, CTO, Aptos Labs

    Aptos launched its mainnet in October 2022, raised over $350 million in funding and has a current market cap of almost $3 billion. In this episode, we speak to Avery Ching, the CTO and co-founder of Aptos Labs about his vision of building Aptos as a general-purpose blockchain for the next billion users, its integration with AI, the oncoming wave of blockchain modularity, and the deeper challenges surrounding regulation. We discuss: The real vision of web3 being interoperable Integrating blockchain into the ‘new internet’ and the role of modularity How do we move end users from speculating on crypto to actually interacting with web3 tech? Regulation and leadership in a decentralized world – whose say goes? The convergence of blockchain and AI through Aptos and Microsoft Copilot The role of Asia in Aptos’ international growth

    1h 12m
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About

Glitchwire is all about uncovering the glitches that are dramatically altering the way we understand the world and how we exist within it. On this show, we talk to the people who are discovering and even creating these glitches… We ask them: what is their glitch? And where do we go from here? In the tech world, in ‘disruption’ there is change. And in ‘glitch’, there is growth.

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  • Creator
    Blokhaus Inc
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Blokhaus Inc
  • Show Website
    Glitchwire

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