Fennie discusses a new paradigm of how public goods infrastructure can be privately funded.

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Fennie discusses the recent elevation of the profile of stablecoins as a result of the Libra project.

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DeFi projects that use Maker Dai.

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How Dai can offer refugees more dignity, incentivize people who host refugees, decrease aid distribution costs and increase efficiency for beneficiary registration.

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Fennie describes two upcoming changes to the Maker protocol to help further its vision for decentralization.

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Fennie discusses the MKR governance token. How to stake and vote for proposals. Weekly governance calls and the Maker community.

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What would a private central bank, that is actually decentralized, look like?

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Fennie Wang started as a conventional big law attorney, but her path to blockchain is the result of a memorable and unconventional chance encounter through a Toastmasters prison program.

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Fennie Wang started as a conventional big law attorney, but her path to blockchain is the result of a memorable and unconventional chance encounter through a Toastmasters prison program. Fennie tells us about her role as legal counsel at Maker Foundation. Fennie also gives us an overview of the Maker ecosystem and how the MKR token facilitates the coordination and governance of the protocol. She also tells us about upcoming developments and the use cases that she is the most excited about.

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Nadia discusses policy issues are hindering crypto adoption in Latin America.

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