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Leah Callon-Butler
The Philippines Was a 'Pressure Cooker' for Crypto Adoption: Emfarsis Director
As part of CoinDesk's special GameFi Week, sponsored by Catizen, Emfarsis Director Leah Callon-Butler explains how Axie Infinity came to rise in the Philippines where the population is young and tech-savvy.
Why This Investor Is Bullish on Web3 Gaming
As part of CoinDesk's special GameFi Week, sponsored by Catizen, Emfarsis Director Leah Callon-Butler discusses her ongoing interest in developments in Web3 gaming despite early challenges and skepticism. Plus, her outlook on mainstream crypto adoption and the regulatory landscape in Asia.
The True Value of Web3: You Can Take Your Toys and Leave
Unlike Web2 applications like Roblox that trap users in, Web3 empowers users with digital property rights so they can move freely.
How Crypto Brings Financial Inclusion to the Philippines
Michael Mislos (BitPinas), Leah Callon-Butler (Emfarsis), Luis Buenaventura (Yield Guild Games) and Ron Hose (Coins.ph) join “Community Crypto” to discuss the significance of a blockchain training program for mass adoption and education. Plus, their outlook on financial inclusion and the growth of crypto communities in the Philippines.
The Minds That Imagined the Metaverse and VR
A conversation at Consensus 2022 between two visionaries Neal Stephenson and Jaron Lanier about how they envisioned the metaverse and VR. Moderator: Leah Callon-Butler, Director, Emfarsis
AMA: Neal Stephenson, 'Snow Crash' Author
"Snow Crash" author Neal Stephenson joins Emfarsis' Director Leah Callon-Butler at Consensus 2022 to discuss his book and how he envisioned the metaverse space.
Axie Infinity Players in the Philippines Using In-Game Winnings to Pay Real-Life Bills
Axie Infinity is a mobile pet-themed game built on the blockchain that allows players to earn income through trading NFTs. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, many young people in the Philippines lost their jobs, and some turned to Axie Infinity to get by.