Crypto on Every Corner: Driving Adoption With Jeremy Allaire and Meltem Demirors - Ep.153

This episode is a discussion from Stellar's Meridian conference, in which I moderated the panel, Crypto on Every Corner: Driving Adoption, featuring Jeremy Allaire, cofounder, chairman and CEO of Circle, and Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer at CoinShares. In this discussion, we cover: what adoption means and looks like why cryptocurrency is at a particularly interesting inflection point how central bank digital currencies could affect that how blockchains will recede into the background how existing fintech payment apps will use blockchains and/or crypto where on the road to adoption the industry currently is the significance of Crypto Twitter as a marketing tool what the crypto industry needs to do in the next year to grow the industry why it would have been easier to start a bank than a crypto business why the separation of money and state is one of the most interesting experiments in history how we'll see new corporate-like organizations without any connections to any existing legal or financial systems driven by tokens what their favorite crypto adoption success story is Thank you to our sponsors! Crypto.com: Episode links: Jeremy Allaire: Circle: Meltem Demirors: Coinshares: PayPal offering crypto: Revolut offering crypto:

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Crypto on Every Corner: Driving Adoption With Jeremy Allaire and Meltem Demirors - Ep.153 is an episode from Unconfirmed: Insights and Analysis From the Top Minds in Crypto by Laura Shin.

This episode is 30:04 long.

This episode was published on Nov 27, 2020.

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