In episode 142, we’re excited to welcome Frederik Gregaard, CEO of Cardano Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the public digital infrastructure Cardano and working to anchor it as a utility for financial and social systems, thus empowering the digital architects of the future. We discuss how blockchain is key in reimagining traditional power structures, how Web3 can usher in a new era of radical transparency, some of the most exciting social impact applications on Cardano, a deep dive into the foundational elements of Cardano, and much more.

--Three Key Takeaways--

• “Cardano is not just a technology, it’s a combination of technology and people." A big focus of the Cardano Foundation has been on providing education to community members and supporting builders with resources and funding. The result has been the development of a strong global community dedicated to maintaining and growing the network.
• When it comes to proof of stake, there are many ways to express proof of stake. In the case of Cardano and the Ouroboros protocol, it takes a positive incentivization approach to maintaining the network that rewards individuals for positively contribute to the ecosystem, giving them greater power in maintaining the network. Furthermore, there is a focus on reducing barriers to participation, making it easy for anyone to stake their ADA, no matter how much they have.
• When it comes to building more accountable power structures, it is important to build them on transparent, traceable, and immutable infrastructure. By enabling a new era of radical transparency with blockchain, it will make it harder for bad actors to engage in negative behaviors.

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