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Why the Bretton Woods Committee Is Optimistic About Blockchain Technology
“Money Reimagined” hosts Michael Casey and Sheila Warren are joined by Bretton Woods Committee Chair William C. Dudley and Commonsense Ventures Co-founder Deepika Sharma for an exclusive conversation about a new brief published by the Bretton Woods Committee on positive use cases for blockchain technology. The panel discusses how digital finance could transform financial services, touching on data privacy, low-cost transactions, and more.
Circle’s Jeremy Allaire on Regulating Stablecoins
In the wake of Terra’s UST stablecoin failure, Jeremy Allaire of Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, says that having a national policy to regulate crypto is “a good idea.” In this discussion with “Money Reimagined” host Michael Casey, Allaire explained the U.S. regulation that he thinks is and is not likely to happen.
How Green Can Bitcoin Go?
Jesse Morris of the Energy Web Foundation and Mike Colyer of Foundry discuss the economics behind “green mining” and how financial incentives can persuade more mining companies to use renewable energy as they look for the cheapest source of energy.
Bitcoin Mining's Energy Consumption Debate
How much energy is bitcoin mining really using, and how does it compare to consumption by other industries? Crypto thought-leader Meltem Demirors and Anton Dek of Cambridge discuss crypto's carbon footprint and the proposed solutions to combat it.
Procter and Gamble on the Importance of Sustainable Supply Chains
Global supply chains are straining under the burden of COVID-19-related shipping delays, and many are realizing innovation is sorely needed. Tanya Stephens of Procter & Gamble joins “Money Reimagined” to discuss several initiatives using blockchain technology to make their supply chains more sustainable, as well as improve global sustainability as a whole.
The Vulnerable World Hypothesis: Will Technology Doom Us?
Professor Nick Bostrom's vulnerable world hypothesis posits a level of technological development that results in societal collapse. One of Bostrom's proposed solutions to avoid a dystopian scenario is establishing a surveillance state, but where does decentralization fit into this? Austin Hill, the founder of Brudder Ventures and long-time investor in disruptive technologies, joins "Money Reimagined" to discuss.
How Blockchain Technology Serves the Underserved Across the Developing World
UWINCorp Limited has a particular mission: to help underserved communities across Africa document and assert sovereignty over their natural resources, including indigenous plants. Another blockchain startup, Emerge, assists farmers in Latin America with keeping track of agricultural data and other records. Julius Akinyemi, CEO of UWINCorp, and Lucia Gallardo, CEO of Emerge, join "Money Reimagined" to discuss how the blockchain can be leveraged to serve historically underserved populations.
What Happens to Accountants When The Blockchain Audits Transactions Automatically?
What will happen to accounting firms in the age of blockchain technology that enables accounting and auditing of financial transactions? Paul Brody, global blockchain innovation leader at Ernst and Young, discusses how the role of accountants and auditors will adapt to verify data and solve the “garbage in, garbage out” problem in data.
Why Standardizing ESG Data Matters
Data is an integral part of assessing and understanding ESG investments, but it's not always easy to use the available data correctly. Cristina Dolan, founder and CEO of InsideChains, and Marc Johnson of the Rocky Mountain Institute join "Money Reimagined" to discuss the intersection of data and ESG investing.
What’s Driving the Shift Towards ESG Investing?
ESG investing has boomed on Wall Street over the past year, but what’s driving investor interest? Context Labs’s Mark McDivitt explains how the climate crisis has affected investor choices.