Crypto Altruists: Real-World Stories of Social & Environmental Impact with Web3
Looking to explore how blockchain, Web3, and emerging technologies like AI are changing the world for the better? Welcome to Crypto Altruists (formerly Crypto Altruism), the podcast where we highlight real-world stories of social and environmental impact powered by cryptocurrency and Web3 innovation. Each episode features inspiring interviews with Web3 builders, changemakers, and impact leaders using decentralized technologies to tackle global challenges like climate change, financial inclusion, scientific progress, and much more. Discover actionable advice, proven strategies, and lessons learned to help you thrive as a Web3 impact builder. Whether you're a Web3 entrepreneur, DAO contributor, nonprofit leader, crypto enthusiast, or...
Episode 256 - Blockchain for Good Meets Hunger Relief: Moving from Crypto Philanthropy to Sustainable Impact with WYDE
For episode 256 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Martin Simms and Aaron Rafferty, co-founders of WYDE, a social impact exchange built on Base, the Ethereum Layer 2, where transaction-based fees are directed into verified charitable grants for hunger relief.
They call themselves an "Impact Exchange," and the model is built on a concept called "contributory consumption," where everyday financial activity like crypto trades or even debit card purchases generate charitable impact by design, rather than relying on one-off acts of generosity. At th...
Building for Good with G$ Episode 1 - A Blueprint for Ecosystem Funding: GoodBuilders, FlowState, and the Power of Streaming Funds
Today weâre excited to kick off a brand new series: Building for Good with G$, where we will explore the people, projects, and communities powering the GoodDollar Ecosystem. Weâre thankful to our friends at GoodDollar for partnering on this series, and in the coming episodes, weâre going to take you deep inside one of the most interesting ecosystems in the Web3 for good space, exploring everything from universal basic income to public goods funding, and the builders and communities creating real value on the ground.
So let me start with a quic...
Episode 255 - Separating Hype from Hope: A Pragmatic Take on AI, Crypto, and the Cost of Overpromising
For episode 255 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, we're doing something a little different. No guest, no interview, just a conversation about something that's been on my mind: the parallels between crypto's hype cycle and the moment AI is in right now.
A few years ago, we were told crypto would change everything. It would bank the unbanked, topple corrupt institutions, create generational wealth, and solve humanity's hardest problems. Some of that came true. A lot of it didn't. And along the way, the noise, the scams, and the booms and busts drove people away and...
Episode 254 - Memes with Meaning: How the $BONK Community Raised $600K for Animal Welfare, with Buddies for Paws
For episode 254 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Alison, Director at Buddies for Paws, a charitable initiative within the BONK ecosystem that's leveraging blockchain technology to support animal welfare and wildlife conservation worldwide. Every donation made through Buddies for Paws is matched 100% by BONK, and to date, the community has raised almost $600,000 for animal welfare.
What makes Buddies for Paws special isn't just the model. It's the storytelling. Through their "guardian animals" program, donors can follow specific animals like Bani the elephant, who was struck by...
Episode 253 - Blockchain for Community Resilience: How Ukrainian Ecovillages Are Sheltering Thousands and Restoring the Land with Web3, with GEN Ukraine
For episode 253 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Maksym Zalevskyi , Founder of GEN Ukraine, the Ukrainian branch of the Global Ecovillage Network. GEN Ukraine is a grassroots network of over 60 ecovillages, family farms, and intentional communities across the country. Since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, these communities have become sanctuaries for displaced families, solidarity centers, and hubs for ecological regeneration.
What makes this story particularly interesting for our audience is how Web3 fits in. GEN Ukraine has built partnerships with projects like Arkreen for solar energy tr...
Episode 252 - A New Model for Public Goods Funding: Conviction Voting, Streaming Proposals, and Community Coordination, with Gardens
For episode 252 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Paul Glavin, a contributor to 1Hive and Gardens, a bottom-up governance framework for Web3 ecosystems. Gardens provides coordination infrastructure and funding mechanisms designed to help communities fund public goods in a way that's healthy and sustainable.
In todayâs discussion youâll learn:
đłď¸ How conviction voting â a time-weighted voting mechanism where support grows stronger the longer it's held â is changing the game for community coordination
đ¸ The power of streaming proposals, where funds co...
Episode 251 - From Savings Circles to Smart Contracts: Building Digital Infrastructure for Community Finance in Tanzania, with NEDA Labs and The Solar Foundation
For episode 251 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome David Machuche and Victor Muhagachi of NEDA Labs, and special Co-Host Jon Ruth of The Solar Foundation, for the final episode of our series exploring the Solar Savings Circles pilot in Tanzania. Today we go under the hood and explore the technology layer behind this partnership.
In todayâs episode youâll discover:
đ How NEDA Labs is building digital infrastructure for savings groups in Tanzania, including a Digital Hub called Washika DAO and a...
Episode 250 - The Quiet Revolution: Crypto on the Frontlines of Humanitarian Aid
For episode 250 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, Drew Simon, Founder of Crypto Altruists, takes listeners on a guided tour of The Quiet Revolution - five specific frontlines where crypto is functioning as humanitarian infrastructure, creating real impact, for real people, all over the world.
Each one tells a different story. But together, they paint a picture of something much bigger: that cryptoâs most important chapter isnât about speculation or market cycles. Itâs about building systems that work for the people traditional systems have failed.
In todayâs discussion youâll learn:
đ¸ How...
Episode 249 - 2,000 Years of Decentralized Coordination: What Web3 Can Learn from Savings Circles, with JUKUMU TZ & The Solar Foundation
 For episode 249 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Alinagwe Mwaselela, Director of JUKUMU TZ, and Coleen Chase, Co-Founder of The Solar Foundation. This is a continuation of our recent conversation exploring the work of The Solar Foundation and their partners in Tanzania. In part one, we looked at the partnership from a higher level, and today, we're going to the ground level, hearing directly from the team that works with close to 300 savings groups across Tanzania.
In todayâs discussion youâll learn:
đ The powerful history of savings...
Episode 248 - From Local Hubs to Global Hackathon: Empowering the Next Generation of Web3 and AI Builders, with Dev3pack
For episode 248 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Solène Daviaud, founder of Dev3pack, an organization on a mission to support new builders in Web3 and AI through tools, mentorship, and hands-on learning opportunities.
This May, Dev3pack is hosting their Global Hackathon, bringing together builders from around the world to experiment at the intersection of Web3 and AI.
In todayâs discussion youâll learn:
đ ď¸ How Dev3pack is empowering women and students to become the next generation of Web3 and AI...
Episode 247 - Beyond the Crisis Response: Building Lasting Support for Ukraine Through Web3, with Alliance for Public Health
For episode 247 of Crypto Altruists, we share a special documentary-style episode featuring Tetiana of Alliance for Public Health and Ivan, a Ukrainian veteran who tragically lost his sight in the war in 2022. We explore the Touchpoint rehabilitation program, Ivan's powerful story of resilience, rehabilitation, and hope., and how Web3 can build new pathways for sustained support.
In todayâs episode youâll discover:
đą How Alliance for Public Health evolved from a public health organization to serving veterans and displaced families after the full-scale invasion, and the critical work of...
Episode 246 - Ripples of Impact: Grassroots Change Through Solar Savings Circles, with The Solar Foundation
For episode 246, we welcome back Jon Ruth and Coleen Chase, Co-Founders of The Solar Foundation, a nonprofit accelerating access to off-grid solar & productive appliances for underserved communities in Africa. They're behind the Solar Savings Circles project, which seeds communities with solar assets and leverages them as the foundation for savings groups that can grow, invest, and build local resilience.
This episode will be the first in a series of conversations exploring the work of The Solar Foundation and their partners in Tanzania.Â
In todayâs epi...
Episode 245 - Reimagining Power: Exploring Web3's Potential for Systems Change and Decentralized Impact, with SuperBenefit
For episode 245 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Heenal, Marv, and rathermercurial of SuperBenefit, a decentralized collective on a mission to develop the social and financial flywheels that enable the invention and acceleration of a better world. We discuss their Reimagining Power series, a body of research exploring how Web3 can transform power dynamics in philanthropy, governance, and social impact.
You'll discover:
đ How Web3 creates new possibilities for distributing, sharing, and exercising power in ways that amplify the agency of those most impacted by sy...
Episode 244 - Earn While You Give: How Impact Staking Is Redefining Philanthropy, with Launchnodes & Lido Impact Staking
For episode 244 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome back Jaydeep Korde, CEO of Launchnodes and Founder of Lido Impact Staking.
When we last spoke, Lido Impact Staking was a bold new idea: what if you could donate a portion of your staking rewards to fund verified social impact projects, all while keeping your principal intact? It was a powerful counter-narrative to traditional philanthropy, which can often be viewed as a zero-sum game.
In todayâs discussion youâll learn:
đ...
Episode 243 - 3 Million Farmers, 347 Million Trees: Building the Philippines' First Digital Carbon Office with Hedera
âFor episode 243, we welcome Stefan Deiss, Co-Founder and CEO of The Hashgraph Group, a Web3 technology company building enterprise-grade solutions in the Hedera ecosystem. We explore the intersection of climate action, supply chain integrity, and distributed ledger technology, and their collaboration with CONFED, the Confederation of Coconut Farmers Organizations of the Philippines, to establish the country's first Digital Carbon Office.
Youâll learn:
đ What's broken about traditional carbon markets, from fragmentation and greenwashing to eroding public trust, and why blockchain is well-positioned to fix it
đą...
Episode 242 - Special Live Episode - Impact Onchain: Bridging the Gap for Nonprofits and Changemakers
For episode 242, we take a break from the regular format for a special live episode highlighting our recent community space: "Impact Onchain: Bridging the Gap for Nonprofits and Changemakers," where we welcomed our partners The GSR Foundation and Social Equation Hub for a fascinating conversation on how we can successfully onboard nonprofits to Web3, and where we also shared an update about our Toolkit.Â
We also welcomed our friends from Alliance for Public Health to share a little about their work and their current campaign. They're doing critical work in Ukraine, a...
Episode 241 - Building Local Economies from the Ground Up: Commitment Pooling and Community Currencies, with Grassroots Economics & The Solar Foundation
For episode 241, we welcome Will Ruddick, Founder of Grassroots Economics and architect behind Sarafu Network and the Cosmo-Local Credit DAO. We are also joined by a special Co-Host, Coleen Chase, who brings great perspective from her work with community saving circles with The Solar Foundation.
Youâll learn:
đ How Grassroots Economics is empowering communities to create their own local economies using commitment pooling and community currencies
đ What commitment pooling is, how it works, and why it's such a powerful model for buil...
Episode 240 - From Afghanistan to Rural India: Blockchain and Humanitarian Resilience, with Algorand Foundation & HesabPay
For episode 240, we welcome Matthew Keller, Impact Lead at the Algorand Foundation, and Nigel Pont, Senior Advisor for Humanitarian Affairs at both HesabPay and the Algorand Foundation, for a fascinating conversation on the role of blockchain in building more resilient and impactful humanitarian infrastructure.
Youâll learn:
đ How the humanitarian aid sector is facing a crisis of funding, trust, and accountability, and where blockchain fits into solving these challengesđł The remarkable story of HesabPay, an interoperable digital payments platform in Afghanistan, operating in incre...Episode 239 - GoodDollar - Inside the GoodBuilders Program: Funding, Mentorship, and Building Impact with G$
For Episode 239, weâre excited to welcome Rael Kilonzo, Developer Community Lead, and Hadar Rottenberg, Tech Lead at GoodDollar, a protocol designed to deliver digital universal basic income at scale, leveraging blockchain to financially empower people around the world, regardless of where they live or what access they have to traditional financial systems.
Youâll learn:
đ° How GoodDollar is using blockchain to deliver digital universal basic income to over 100,000 people around the worldđ ď¸ How the GoodBuilders Program is rethinking impact funding, with rewards streamed continuously and adjusted based on community voting, ment...Episode 238 - Web3 Foundation - Proof of Personhood, Community Currencies, and Empowering NGOs with Polkadot & Kusama
For episode 236, weâre excited to welcome Bill Laboon, VP of Ecosystem at Web3 Foundation, a nonprofit organization supporting the growth of the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems.
Youâll learn:
đ How Encointer is transforming community aid in Tanzania, achieving a 240% multiplier effect by blending blockchain with local practices like rotating savings groups𪪠Why Proof of Personhood and decentralized identity are essential infrastructure for scaling impact projects and ensuring aid reaches real peopleđĽ How the Whiteflag Protocol leverages Polkadot to help NGOs trustlessly share locations in war zones enabling coordination without compromising safetyđĄ Hard-earned less...Episode 237 - What Are We Building For? Democracy, Authoritarianism, and the Future of Crypto
For Episode 237 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre going to something a bit different. In this special solo episode, host Drew Simon reflects on the current state of crypto; its capture by bad actors, its association with extreme political movements, and its potential as infrastructure for democracy rather than authoritarianism. He issues a call to action for builders to commit to transparency, community ownership, and resilience, highlighting projects that are leading the way.
We explore:
đłď¸ Why blockchain is at a critical crossroads, and why the choices builders make today may determine whether it becomes a tool fo...Episode 236 - Superset - Stablecoins for Good: The Infrastructure Powering the Future of Global Impact
For episode 236, weâre excited to welcome Jamie Green, COO of Superset, a crypto start-up on a mission to improve stablecoin efficiency & reliability. Before building in Web3, he worked across startups, venture, and the United Nations; including on programs supporting Syrian refugees with blockchain.
In this episode, we dive into why fragmented stablecoin liquidity across chains is one of the biggest bottlenecks to real-world adoption; how Superset is building infrastructure to make stablecoin FX cheaper and more dependable; and what builders can learn from operating at the intersection of finance, humanitarian sy...
Episode 235 - Karma - Funding Impact Without the Chaos: Onchain Attestations, Reputation, & Sustainable Web3 Funding
For episode 235, weâre excited to welcome Mahesh Murthy, Founder of Karma, a platform helping ecosystems fund projects in the open, and helping builders turn real work into reputation that sticks. We explore whatâs broken in crypto funding, why reputation portability is essential for builders, how their Grantee Accountability Protocol (GAP) and onchain attestations shift trust dynamics, and what it looks like when funding becomes more than capital, and starts becoming real coordination infrastructure for long-term growth.
Youâll learn:
𧊠Why impact funding is so confusing...Episode 234 - Geo - Community-Governed Knowledge for the Open Internet, with The Graph Co-Founder Yaniv Tal
For episode 234, weâre excited to welcome Yaniv Tal, a legendary builder who has helped shape the foundations of Web3 as we know it. Yaniv is the co-founder and former CEO of The Graph, one of the most critical pieces of decentralized infrastructure in the ecosystem, powering tens of thousands of applications across Web3. Today, heâs building Geo, a project focused not on scaling transactions, but on rebuilding trust, knowledge, and coordination on the internet itself.
In todayâs episode youâll learn:
đ Why Yaniv believes âWeb3 isnât here ye...Episode 233 - 2025 Web3 for Good Year in Review - Top Crypto Impact Trends and Predictions
For episode 233, for our third annual Year in Review episode, Iâm excited to welcome Sam Flanagan and Abeera Akhtar from Web3ForGood. We reflect on the biggest wins, moments, and lessons from 2025, and what's ahead in 2026, a year that could be defining for how technologies like AI, blockchain, and zero-knowledge tools shape society for the better.
We discuss:
đ How Web3 quietly delivered real-world impact in 2025, from stablecoins emerging as vital humanitarian rails to local, community-led models gaining real traction.𧹠Why infrastructure finally took center stageEpisode 232 - Bread Cooperative - Solidarity Over Speculation: Embedding Cooperative Values into Blockchain Infrastructure
For episode 232, Iâm excited to welcome Joshua DĂĄvila, a longtime organizer, writer, and builder at the intersection of progressive politics and crypto. Josh is the host of The Blockchain Socialist podcast, the author of Blockchain Radicals, and a core contributor to Bread Cooperative, a worker-owned collective building real financial tools rooted in solidarity, not hype.
In todayâs episode youâll learn:
đĽ What it looks like to build worker-owned, decentralized financial infrastructure, and why solidarity, not speculation, can be the foundation of Web3 systemsđ¤ How cooperative models like Savings Cir...Episode 231 - Ripple Impact - Building the Rails for Good: Inside Rippleâs $1B Vision for Impact Finance
For episode 231, we welcome Eric van Miltenburg, Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Ripple, the organization behind the XRP cryptocurrency and blockchain.
We explore Ripple Impactâs mission, unpack their most ambitious initiatives including a $25 million RLUSD commitment projected to generate $1B+ in long-term impact, and look at how blockchain is reshaping philanthropy from one-off donations into sustainable, scalable systems of change.
In todayâs episode youâll learn:
đ How the XRP Ledger is powering impact use cases including philanthropy, climate solutions, and humanitarian aid.đ¸ Why stablecoins like RLUSD a...Episode 230 - Bioregional Reforestation: How Crypto is Transforming Localized Climate Finance
For Episode 230, we welcome Djimo Serodio, Founder of Silvi, and Jon Ruth, Co-Founder of the Climate Coordination Network, two leaders helping reimagine how the world funds and verifies ecological restoration.
We unpack the newly launched Bioregional Reforestation Grants Round, the largest blockchain-native, outcomes-based reforestation funding mechanism to date, and explore why this may be a blueprint for the next era of regenerative climate finance.
Youâll learn:
đ What bioregional finance really means, and why funding climate action through onchain, place-based, and community-rooted ecosy...Episode 229 - hum.community - From Charity to Shared Agency: Participatory Funding and the Future of Local Impact
For Episode 229, Iâm thrilled to welcome Mark Pascall, Co-Founder of The Wellbeing Protocol and the newly launched hum.community a participatory funding platform that transforms how local communities allocate funds.
In todayâs episode, we explore this question and the origins of The Wellbeing Protocol, the lessons learned from 15 pilot projects across New Zealand, Australia, and the UK, and why hum.community is such a meaningful milestone for the future of community-led impact.
Youâll learn:
đą What a wellbeing economy really looks like, and how communiti...Episode 228 - Beyond the Crypto Hype - 8 Real World Stories of How Blockchain is Driving Global Impact
For episode 228, we have something special in store. In Web3, we spend a lot of time talking about potential: what blockchain could unlock for climate, aid, finance, or human rights. And those conversations matter because they help shape the future.
But today, I want to cut through the noise and focus on whatâs happening right now.
All around the world, builders, nonprofits, and communities are already using crypto rails to move money faster, more transparently, and more equitably than ever before. Real people are feeling the impact. Lives are changing. And these st...
Episode 227 - Sostentoâs Crypto Advisory Board - Bringing Blockchain Into the Fight for Healthcare Equity
For episode 227, we're excited to welcome Joe Agoada, CEO of Sostento. Joe has spent his career fighting to ensure that no one falls through the cracks of the healthcare system, and under his leadership, Sostento has helped more than 350,000 people access care and supported over 4,000 frontline health workers across the country.
We explore todayâs nonprofit challenges, how Web3 can help close care gaps, the future of blockchain in healthcare, and the vision behind Sostentoâs new Crypto Advisory Board that brings together a cross-disciplinary group of builders to explore how...
Episode 226 - Azos - Better Money for a Better Planet: How Stablecoins Can Fund Climate Action
For episode 226, Iâm exited to welcome 0xJoshua and Penguin, Co-Founders of Azos, a third-generation DeFi protocol using blockchain technology to turn climate-positive assets into real financial infrastructure. Their stablecoin, AZUSD, is designed to hold a stable value while automatically directing capital toward environmental good.
In our conversation, we explore how Azos is making values-aligned money possible, what it means to merge DeFi innovation with climate action, and how theyâre building an ecosystem where both regens and degens can participate in building a greener future.
Youâll lea...
Episode 225 - Stellar and Hoops Sagrado - How Basketball and Crypto Are Powering Financial Inclusion in Guatemala
For episode 225 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Lindsay Poss, former Hoops Sagrado player and current Campaign Architect behind their groundbreaking new initiative powered by the Stellar network.
Through this campaign, Hoops Sagrado is paying basketball camp employees, vendors, and local partners in Guatemala using the Stellar Disbursement Platform and Beans App, enabling fast, transparent, and secure digital payments where traditional banking access is limited.
In todayâs conversation, weâll explore how basketball is breaking barriers for blockchain, how Stellarâs ecosystem is helpi...
Episode 224 - Pesabase - How Stablecoins Are Transforming Remittances and Empowering Local Economies in South Sudan
For episode 224 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Eric Alsop, Chief Technology Officer at Pesabase, a fintech platform using blockchain rails to simplify remittances, empower communities, and make financial access a reality across Africa.
In todayâs conversation, we unpack whatâs new with Pesabaseâs latest platform evolution, how stablecoins and smart contracts can create better financial rails for underserved communities, and why Africa may hold the blueprint for the worldâs decentralized financial future.
Youâll learn:
đ¸ How Pesabase is transforming...Episode 223 - Octant Epoch 9 Special Part 2 - Building a New Creator Economy on Ethereum
For Episode 223, we continue our celebration of Octant Epoch 9Â with part 2 of our Storytelling on Ethereum series where we explore how creators, educators, and storytellers are helping to define Ethereumâs narrative and build the foundation for a new, decentralized creator economy.
In part 2, we dive into how creators are using Ethereum to reimagine ownership, funding, and creative freedom in the digital age. Joining me for this episode are three incredible creators who are each contributing to Ethereumâs story in their own unique way:
đď¸ Natalie Crue, creator...Episode 222 - Octant Epoch 9 Special - Communicating Ethereum's Human Story to the Masses
For episode 222 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, we kick off part 1 of a short series celebrating Octant Epoch 9. It's called Storytelling on Ethereum; featuring conversations exploring how we communicate Ethereumâs human story to the world, and how Ethereumâs tech stack and community ethos empowers creators to elevate their storytelling.
Since this is a special episode, weâre changing things up and joining me are two amazing co-hosts who are also part of this round:
đď¸ Evan Mann, creator of The Rise Up Morning Show, whoâs produced thousands of pieces of Ethereum-focu...Episode 221 - M3tering Protocol - Tokenizing Solar Power: The Future of Decentralized Clean Energy on the Blockchain
For episode 221 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome I. Christwin, Co-Founder of M3tering Protocol and Switch Electric. His journey into Web3 began with a simple question: how do we make clean power reliable, affordable, and investable where itâs needed most? That question led to M3tering, a protocol that coordinates rooftop solar using smart contracts, stablecoin prepayment, and token incentives; and to Switch Electric, the specialized hardware layer that makes it all work on the ground.
Traditional energy systems often fail at the last mile wher...
Episode 220 - PrismaX - Decentralized AI, Robotics, and blockchain as Infrastructure for Humanity
For episode 220 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Bayley Wang, Co-founder & CEO of PrismaX, a robotics intelligence platform building an open coordination layer between humans and machines. PrismaXâs thesis is simple and bold: the bottleneck in robotics isnât just hardware anymore, itâs coordination. If robots, humans, and AI are going to collaborate safely and at scale, we need transparent rules, shared standards, and incentives that reward the communities creating the value.
Youâll learn:
đ Why decentralized AI & robotics are powerf...Growing Good Episode 3 - From Crypto to Community: Telaga Charityâs Mission to Transform Impact in Indonesia
Welcome to Episode 3 of Growing Good on Solana, our three-part mini-series where we dive into the Solana impact ecosystem and highlight visionary builders using Web3 to reimagine whatâs possible for people and the planet.Â
This series is made possible thanks to support from Superteam Canada and their sponsors. Superteam is helping onboard a new wave of builders into the Solana ecosystem, and we're thrilled to be part of that mission and showcase impact-driven founders using Solana to build for good.
For the final episode in the series, weâre joined by Ashen of Telag...
Episode 219 - growthepie & Onchain - From World Computer to World Ledger: Ethereumâs 10-Year Journey of Impact
For episode 219 of the Crypto Altruists podcast, weâre excited to welcome Matthias (Matze) Seidl of growthepie and Leon Waidmann of the Onchain Foundation to explore how Ethereum has grown into a force for global impact and discuss their landmark report: 10 Years of Ethereum - Building the World Ledger.
In today's episode youâll learn:
đ How Ethereum has evolved from the âWorld Computerâ into the âWorld ledgerâ, becoming a trusted layer for global coordination and value exchangeđ¸ Why stablecoins have become one of the most successful re...