Founder and CEO of InfinitySwap on the biggest DeFi developments of the Internet Computer ecosystem, and his personal efforts in creating one of the first Atomic Token Standards on ICP, IS20. InfinitySwap.one@infinity_swaphttps://medium.com/infinityswap

Founder and CEO of InfinitySwap on the biggest DeFi developments of the Internet Computer ecosystem, and his personal efforts in creating one of the first Atomic Token Standards on ICP, IS20. InfinitySwap.one @infinity_swap https://medium.com/infinityswap

Founder and CEO of InfinitySwap on the biggest DeFi developments of the Internet Computer ecosystem, and his personal efforts in creating one of the first Atomic Token Standards on ICP, IS20. InfinitySwap.one@infinity_swaphttps://medium.com/infinityswap

#25 - CEO of InfinitySwap on DFINITY Token Standards, Atomicity, and AMMs

One of the biggest issues were facing is BigTech’s hold over our daily lives. The Internet becoming is increasingly centralized to Amazon, Facebook, and Google. We’re enjoying the conveniences of these “free” services they offer but at what cost? Censorship Platform Risk etc. We’re already seeing the effects where businesses like TikTok are being shutdown by governments, comments and opinions censored by facebook and twitter. And for my crypto friends watching, I’m a huge believer of Ethereum but with 60% of nodes running on AWS and google cloud, it’s a bit disturbing that these centralized powers can have such dramatic effects in every part of our lives, even the decentralized ones. In 2009 Cypherpunks responded to the corruption of financial institutions by creating an incorruptible store of value… bitcoin, in 2020 a new breed of cypherpunks have responded to big tech’s monopoly and have created the Internet Computer. So what is DFINITY and the Internet Computer creating… In short they are re-architecting the cloud as we know it, Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) extends the public Internet so that it can host back end software. So rather then having to spin up servers and deal with cloud services and firewalls etc.. you can simply write your code, deploy it to the Internet and it would be running seamlessly while being powered by Independent Data Centers throughout the world. Join us in future episodes as we decipher Dfinity

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One of the biggest issues were facing is BigTech’s hold over our daily lives. The Internet becoming is increasingly centralized to Amazon, Facebook, and Google. We’re enjoying the conveniences of these “free” services they offer but at what cost? Censorship Platform Risk etc. We’re already seeing the effects where businesses like TikTok are being shutdown by governments, comments and opinions censored by facebook and twitter. And for my crypto friends watching, I’m a huge believer of Ethereum but with 60% of nodes running on AWS and google cloud, it’s a bit disturbing that these centralized powers can have such dramatic effects in every part of our lives, even the decentralized ones. In 2009 Cypherpunks responded to the corruption of financial institutions by creating an incorruptible store of value… bitcoin, in 2020 a new breed of cypherpunks have responded to big tech’s monopoly and have created the Internet Computer. So what is DFINITY and the Internet Computer creating… In short they are re-architecting the cloud as we know it, Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) extends the public Internet so that it can host back end software. So rather then having to spin up servers and deal with cloud services and firewalls etc.. you can simply write your code, deploy it to the Internet and it would be running seamlessly while being powered by Independent Data Centers throughout the world. Join us in future episodes as we decipher Dfinity

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#25 - CEO of InfinitySwap on DFINITY Token Standards, Atomicity, and AMMs

#25 - CEO of InfinitySwap on DFINITY Token Standards, Atomicity, and AMMs