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Money Reimagined
Layer Zero, Web 3: Gavin Wood on Polkadot and the Future of the Internet
“Web 3” is not just a buzzword, it is an increasingly important step in the evolution of the internet. That, according to Gavin Wood, founder of Polkadot and the Web3 Foundation, and previously co-founder of Ethereum. Wood joins “Money Reimagined” hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren to discuss the path to Web 3 and his focus on decentralization.
India's Tough Crypto Stance Has a Silver Lining
How a central bank digital currency meant to stifle crypto could end up benefitting it.
Privacy, Security and Connectivity: Can We Have It All?
As part of CoinDesk’s Privacy Week, “Money Reimagined” takes a deep dive into the ideals, tools and future of privacy and crypto, addressing all facets of privacy in Web 3. Joining hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren are David Chaum, often recognized as the “father of digital currency,” and Tor Bair, the founder of Secret Foundation, one of the core organizations supporting the private-by-default blockchain Secret Network.
NYT’s Kevin Roose on Web 3, NFTs, the Metaverse and the Media
Web 3, the metaverse and NFTs have the potential to be a force for good in the world, improve decentralization, raise underrepresented voices and empower creators. But with a digital land grab for virtual real estate growing fast, will people soon find themselves locked out of the metaverse? Joining “Money Reimagined” is Kevin Roose, New York Times tech columnist and author of “Futureproof,” a cautiously optimistic look into an automated, AI-filled and algorithmically driven future.
The Complexities of Blockchain in Global Aid Efforts
In this episode, co-hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren sit down with Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Chief Executive Sara Pantulian and Mastercard Humanitarian and Development Director Sasha Kapadia to discuss blockchain technology and global aid. They explore why and how aid solutions will likely include this innovation in the next decade.