Samantha Yap and Christine Kim delve into Ethereum’s groundbreaking programmable money, tokenomics, and its transformative impact on blockchain’s future.
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Samantha Yap and Christine Kim delve into Ethereum’s groundbreaking programmable money, tokenomics, and its transformative impact on blockchain’s future.
Samantha Yap and Christine Kim delve into Ethereum’s groundbreaking programmable money, tokenomics, and its transformative impact on blockchain’s future.
Discover DeFi’s role in reshaping finance with Samantha Yap and Sheila Warren, CEO of the Crypto Council for Innovation.
Discover how cryptocurrencies can revolutionize financial inclusion, particularly for marginalized communities.
Discover the importance of sovereign identities with Nick Johnson, ENS founder.
Samantha Yap sits down with the mind behind Ethereum Name Service (ENS), Nick Johnson.
Samantha Yap and GoodDollar’s Anna Stone discuss GoodDollar’s practical implementation of Universal Basic Income.
Samantha Yap and GoodDollar’s Anna Stone discuss the potential of Universal Basic Income to address inequality, poverty, and economic instability.
In this episode, Samantha Yap and Nikhilesh De explore the changing landscape of crypto regulation and its impact on the industry.
Samantha Yap and Nikhilesh De explore the goals of financial regulation and how they differ when it comes to regulating crypto.
Samantha Yap and Dr Paul Dylan Ennis delve deeper into the intersection of crypto culture and the evolution of money.
Samantha Yap and Dr Paul Dylan Ennis explore the intersection of cultures and subcultures in shaping the technical decisions made in crypto.
In this final episode of season 2, Samantha Yap and Ambre Soubiran continue their discussion focusing on the relationship of data to money and the foundations of digital money.
Samantha Yap and Ambre Soubiran, take a behind-the-scenes look at the data that makes financial transactions possible.
Samantha Yap continues her discussion with Kevin Owocki on his vision for crypto and money as something greater than a financial medium of exchange.
Questioning whether money as a medium of exchange can hold greater utility, Kevin unlocks how money represents societal values and the way in which we seek to construct the world around us.
In this episode, Samantha Yap and Jacob Goldstein continue their focus on money, control, and what that means for privacy further by asking:
Who controls money? Do people value privacy or convenience more? How has crypto evolved over the years?
Is money a figment of our imagination? In this episode, Samantha hopes to answer this question and more by speaking to Jacob Goldstein.
Her message is positive: DeFi makes possible some fundamental elements — cheap, transparent, simple, accessible, accountable, enforceable and, most importantly, easy to assess risk.
Financial inclusion is a big topic in DeFi. Millions of people do not have access to useful and affordable financial services that we often take for granted. These services may be having a safe place to keep our money, having access to credit, or being able to send money across borders.
In this episode, Sam continues her conversation with Will Harborne from RhinoFi, the Co-Founder & CEO of RhinoFi (previously DeversiFi)
When you think of financial privacy: you think of your investments, accounts, and other crucial details maintaining their secrecy. Ordinarily, people assume that banks &
When you think of a contract, you think of signing a document symbolising an agreement. A contract written by lawyers and enforced by courts. Essentially,
What are we talking about when we mention terms such as Digital Currencies and Decentralised Finance? Money. This episode of YAP Cast embarks on a
Can DeFi Be The Better Financial System? Will the so-called trustless nature of decentralised finance really work because we need to trust code which we
Why Do Financial Crisis Happen? Bitcoin, which was created in 2008 and is now considered digital gold, is a move toward hard currency, but where
Why is it So Hard to Move Money? Some say that Bitcoin comes from the idea of the Hawala ecosystem. Both don’t need a trusted
Where is Debt Heading? Debt is something that many of us live with. There’s good debt and there’s bad debt, but where is it heading
The Need For Debt What is debt and how does it fit into the broader financial markets? And more importantly, why would someone want to
The Art of Borrowing and Lending Money Should banks lend to people knowing they may struggle to repay the money back? Should interest be charged?
Money as a Social Construct How much does money play a role in impacting our social lives today? And is it an abstract thing or
What is inflation and is it truly bad if it increases our salaries or improves the value of our investments? We’ll be continuing our discussion with Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance, the world’s first fractional algorithmically-stabilized stablecoin and the only of its kind to maintain its peg.
In this episode on ‘How do we measure money?’ Samantha Yap is joined by Sam Kazemian, the founder of Frax Finance as they put explore how the new types of currencies emerging affect fiat currencies?
In this episode on ‘Where does money come from’ Samantha Yap is joined by Dr Cathy Mulligan, Professor at Instituto Superior Técnico and Director of DCentral Lab turn their attention to where money comes from and who decides what it is.
In this episode on ‘Reinventing Money’ Samantha Yap is joined by George Harrap, Co-Founder and Head of DeFi at YAP Global where they discuss what it means to reinvent money and how money could one day be replaced by digital currencies such as Bitcoin.
In this episode on “What is Money?” Samantha Yap is joined by George Harrap, Co-Founder and Head of DeFi at YAP Global where they the touch on different forms of money, issues of trust and accountability with our money, differences in the perceived value of money, and the difficulties that can arise from trying to get our hands on our money when we need it.