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Ep 59: How Ferrum Network Is Connecting Blockchains and Enabling the Future of Decentralized Applications with Nick Odio
In this episode of Dr. Brook on the Block, Nick Odio shares his story of how he arrived in the Web Three world and his vision for Ferrum Network's Interoperability 2.0 - a product that allows for developers to build applications in a single environment and deploy them across multiple environments.
Nick Odio is the chief growth officer at Ferrum Network. He deals with the product side of things, the growth initiatives, deals with partnerships and figures out which blockchains they're going to connect with.
This is Nick Odio's story...
I had always been passionate about abolishing the Federal Reserve, so when my friend suggested I look into Bitcoin in 2017, I dove right in. Over the years, I weathered the crypto winter, learning and investing as I went. In 2019, I became involved with Ferrum Network, a blockchain as a service company, and I eventually joined the team two years later. We built a suite of products that allowed us to generate revenue, and we've been able to scale the team to 35 members. Our core product is Interoperability 2.0, which allows developers to deploy applications across multiple networks and leverage their unique selling points. This has the potential to bring about mass adoption and reach new users.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How Ferrum Network is creating Interoperability by allowing developers to deploy multi-chain apps and smart contracts, and enabling users to leverage the value propositions of different blockchains.
2. How Ferrum Network has been able to build and scale the company with only a small capital fundraise.
3. The issue of "Honey Pots" caused by bridges, and how Ferrum Network is looking to tackle this issue.
Connect with Nick:
Website: https://ferrum.network/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FerrumNetwork
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/HEfKq57asd
Free Download:
The Words of Web3 - A comprehensive glossary of terms used in the space https://mailchi.mp/9d043022b5a0/words-of-web3
Connect with me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbrooksheehan
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrBrookSheehan
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drbrooksheehan
Support the show
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By Dr. Brook SheehanIn this episode of Dr. Brook on the Block, Nick Odio shares his story of how he arrived in the Web Three world and his vision for Ferrum Network's Interoperability 2.0 - a product that allows for developers to build applications in a single environment and deploy them across multiple environments.
Nick Odio is the chief growth officer at Ferrum Network. He deals with the product side of things, the growth initiatives, deals with partnerships and figures out which blockchains they're going to connect with.
This is Nick Odio's story...
I had always been passionate about abolishing the Federal Reserve, so when my friend suggested I look into Bitcoin in 2017, I dove right in. Over the years, I weathered the crypto winter, learning and investing as I went. In 2019, I became involved with Ferrum Network, a blockchain as a service company, and I eventually joined the team two years later. We built a suite of products that allowed us to generate revenue, and we've been able to scale the team to 35 members. Our core product is Interoperability 2.0, which allows developers to deploy applications across multiple networks and leverage their unique selling points. This has the potential to bring about mass adoption and reach new users.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How Ferrum Network is creating Interoperability by allowing developers to deploy multi-chain apps and smart contracts, and enabling users to leverage the value propositions of different blockchains.
2. How Ferrum Network has been able to build and scale the company with only a small capital fundraise.
3. The issue of "Honey Pots" caused by bridges, and how Ferrum Network is looking to tackle this issue.
Connect with Nick:
Website: https://ferrum.network/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/FerrumNetwork
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/HEfKq57asd
Free Download:
The Words of Web3 - A comprehensive glossary of terms used in the space https://mailchi.mp/9d043022b5a0/words-of-web3
Connect with me:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbrooksheehan
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrBrookSheehan
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drbrooksheehan
Support the show