25 min
Ryan Nesbitt, Flori Ventures SustainaDAO Non-Fungible Talk
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- Entrepreneurship
Ryan Nesbitt is a serial entrepreneur and impact investor. He is the co-founder and general partner of Flori Ventures, an impact-focused blockchain fund. He was also the founder of Arcadia, a tech company empowering energy innovators and consumers to fight the climate crisis. "I see blockchain as a backbone technology that can really help accelerate solutions for really everything, but in particular underdeveloped fields like the climate, space, and financial technologies in developing markets." Ryan is an entrepreneur and investor in the blockchain space who is excited about the potential for blockchain to help accelerate solutions in fields like climate and finance in developing markets. He’s especially interested in investing in companies that are using blockchain to build real-world solutions rather than just speculative assets. For him, blockchain has the potential to provide traceability, accountability, and transparency in a way that can help us address sustainability issues in the future.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How blockchain technology can help accelerate solutions in underdeveloped fields like climate, space, and financial technologies in developing markets.
2. The benefits of decentralization for companies and products that are providing financial inclusion, financial access, and solving other building blocks needed to solve the climate crisis.
3. How blockchain can help create transparency and accountability around sustainability issues in the future.
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Full transcript:
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Support:
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Ryan Nesbitt is a serial entrepreneur and impact investor. He is the co-founder and general partner of Flori Ventures, an impact-focused blockchain fund. He was also the founder of Arcadia, a tech company empowering energy innovators and consumers to fight the climate crisis. "I see blockchain as a backbone technology that can really help accelerate solutions for really everything, but in particular underdeveloped fields like the climate, space, and financial technologies in developing markets." Ryan is an entrepreneur and investor in the blockchain space who is excited about the potential for blockchain to help accelerate solutions in fields like climate and finance in developing markets. He’s especially interested in investing in companies that are using blockchain to build real-world solutions rather than just speculative assets. For him, blockchain has the potential to provide traceability, accountability, and transparency in a way that can help us address sustainability issues in the future.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How blockchain technology can help accelerate solutions in underdeveloped fields like climate, space, and financial technologies in developing markets.
2. The benefits of decentralization for companies and products that are providing financial inclusion, financial access, and solving other building blocks needed to solve the climate crisis.
3. How blockchain can help create transparency and accountability around sustainability issues in the future.
Love this episode? Leave us a review and rating here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sustainadao-non-fungible-talk/id1643782585
Full transcript:
Welcome to purchase our podcast fan NFT to unlock full transcript, guest bio, guest contact info, and more.
Support:
Welcome to buy us a coffee via Bitcoin Lightning Network: sustainadao@getalby.com (more details: https://getalby.com/) Or send a Tiplink to our email: contact@decil.org
SustainaDAO on Twitter
DECIL on Twitter
DECIL website
25 min