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Just when we were starting to finally understand the blockchain, along comes Hashgaph. Just like the Blockchain, Hashgraph is is a Distributed Ledger Technology. In the first portion of episode 27, we get the download on Hashgraph. And then a use case, Intiva Health, providing doctor credentialing tools on Hashgraph.

Today we have Amy Seidman with BFlow, and well I call this category "blockchain for good". Much promise has been made that the blockchain is Internet 3.0 and that we can expect significant impacts on society at large, but most of the conversation, even here, still seems to be about currency, how much *is* Bitcoin today? This conversation with the founder of BFlow is a refreshing change--hear the plan to provide trust and transparency to the supply chain.

RetailCoin is a new token, out of Europe from a company with a track record creating digital loyalty solutions, now bringing it to the blockchain. Hugo Leijtens is the co-founder and architect, they are the first ICO to secure approval from the largest bank in Holland. Reward programs are ripe for disruption on the blockchain. Hear Hugo's story, including trips to raise money in China and prevailing over Dutch skepticism.

RetailCoin is a client of Coloring Crypto. https://retailcoins.eu/

When I asked Rahul, founder of esports gambling blockchain company UNIKRN, what he would tell a major bank executive if they called for advice on what to do about the blockchain, it turns out they already had, and it's a revealing story giving bold believers in the transformative power of the blockchain some hope.

Rahul Sood sold his first company in 1991, created Microsoft Ventures and is the founder and CEO of UNIKRN, online betting esports crypto platform with Unicoin Gold token.

Jackson Palmer and friends, created Dogecoin in 2013, as satire, and today it's ranked among the top 40 cryptocurrencies on coin market cap. We got him to tell the whole story and asked if he any regrets.

If you want to learn anything, let alone cryptocurrency, study the outliers. The story of Dogecoin has more to teach us than we may want to know.

Eric Ly, co-founder of Linkedin, and current CEO of Presdo and Hub, 1. tells us how his background in computer science and social networks, helped to shape and color his understanding of how the blockchain works.

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A triad of guests on this weeks episode include Michelle Tsng, author of "201 Thought Leaders in Crypto and Blockchain", Crystal Rose from Sensay, and Daniel Shanken with the CryptoPsychadelic conference, happening in Tulum Feb 2-4.

Women in crypto. It’s a worthy paintbrush. Today we feature Rachel Cook of Seeds and talk about the difference in raising money through traditional venture capital channels vs. raising money with a token sale, particularly in the context of gender. The second portion of this episode features a paid interview with Martin Wichmann at ETHlend, a decentralized lending market.

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Terrence Yang is a vocal crypto presence on Facebook, Quora and Twitter. He had to bail out a family member who got over-leveraged in the dot com boom and has advice to newbies. Topics include bubbles, store of value, capital flight conduits, and Venezuelan merchants: truly decentralized coin, meaning rig makers, miners, client implementations, devs w/ multiple commits that matter, ownership, exchanges, wallets.

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Jackson Palmer created Dogecoin partly as satire. Now it's valued in total at over 1 billion dollars today—we are going to tell the origin story of Dogecoin in a future episode, but today we tap Jackson’s rare insight, starting with his take on the last year in crypto— and how in terms of crypto as an investment, it may have been great but in terms of proving the purpose of crypto as a currency may have actually been a bad year.

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