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Sep 12, 2026

Bob SummerwillGUEST
87:18
There was this talk about Strong is Web 4.0.
Bob SummerwillGUEST
87:24
Liked Web3? Hey, here's Web4.
Bob SummerwillGUEST
87:28
And they had a roadmap.
Bob SummerwillGUEST
87:34
So maybe it was late 2017.
Brett RedfearnGUEST
12:33
Um, the challenging part to that is you have to go issuer to issuer and get them to get involved, and they have to sign up, and then there's some infrastructure work that's done to move tokens out of DTCC back onto the register.
Brett RedfearnGUEST
12:45
But it really does remove that central intermediary, and it really is a, a kind of a cool Web3 vision for how this can be done.
Brett RedfearnGUEST
12:52
And by moving it out of DTCC, you also unlock portability to sort of non-DTCC clearing members in the US, and you can bring it to foreign markets and offer this to others where it is actually the token.
Brett RedfearnGUEST
13:05
So one important point to make about that is that, you know, you don't need to have synthetics to be able to offer them to offshore investors.

12 MINS LATER

Laura ShinHOST
25:10
And so it almost feels like, um, you know...
Laura ShinHOST
25:14
And, and I, I, I get all your points, so I'm not saying like, um, I necessarily disagree, but it, it still also feels like, wait, so then, so then what changes? Like, what does the innovation bring other than just like, you know, cost savings to Wall Street firms? So...
Brett RedfearnGUEST
25:31
Well, okay, so I'll take the other side of that because, you know, th-this is, I think we have a very substantial Web3 vision, right? So building a marketplace where you can have instant settlement of a, you know, of a tokenized security against the stablecoin, um, where individuals can access the markets.
Brett RedfearnGUEST
25:49
They don't necessarily always need to go through broker-dealers.
Cory DoctorowGUEST
9:31
And so now we're at the stage where instead of growing by doing things that people like, instead of growing by taking those people hostage and making things worse for them, we now grow by making up fairy tales about industries that we might move into.
Cory DoctorowGUEST
9:48
Blockchain, NFTs, Web3, Metaverse, and now AI.
Cory DoctorowGUEST
9:52
And The whole idea is to keep investors believing that you will continue to grow so they don't say, okay, well, your growth runs over.
Cory DoctorowGUEST
10:00
We're going to sell your stock.
Simple FarmerGUEST
81:22
Ravi's slightly easier, but still pretty hard.
Simple FarmerGUEST
81:26
Getting into our Web3 gaming space, extremely hard.
Simple FarmerGUEST
81:29
And everyone's always wondering, like, where are the normies? The solution...
Simple FarmerGUEST
81:34
to the other side of the bridge, essentially, to get people onto our island, is to not make it an island anymore, is to improve the interfacing process with cryptocurrency technology.

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Chris JourdanHOST
90:17
It is fun.
Chris JourdanHOST
90:18
I'm certainly enjoying it.
Chris JourdanHOST
90:19
And yeah, refreshing, exciting time to be in crypto, in Web3, and largely because of the leaders like yourself and other leaders taking some inspiration and getting back on the experiment, uh, experimental phase.
Chris JourdanHOST
90:38
Uh, and yeah, the, the, the, the mint there, it was just early, uh, early access, not, um, not full public mint for those that are, are wondering, um, jolly elf asks interns on the 18th is that, uh, he's asking no, uh, no pressure, but, uh, might we expect interns, uh, within the month?
DanHOST
18:02
But as AI perfectly models the exact mathematical footprint of every piece of vintage gear, artists have to rethink where their true value lies.
DanHOST
18:12
Making a Scene.org mentions utilizing Web3 for provenance, creating a verifiable, immutable record of who owns the master, who produced it, and what the licensing permissions are.
DeeHOST
18:24
Right.
DeeHOST
18:24
And it's not about crypto hype.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:00
Hello, innovators, entrepreneurs and risk takers.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:04
Welcome to another episode of Web3 with Sam Kamani podcast.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:08
And today on this podcast episode, I am interviewing Din Hang from the DCS Group, and he is here to talk about all things stablecoin and payments and credit cards that run on crypto and how tokenization is the future and how we are moving to an on-chain world.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:29
He has over 10 years of experience on the payment side of things, whether it is at Alipay or so many other large institutions.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:40
And he is bringing all that experience from the Web2 world into the Web3 world.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:45
And if you work in the space of finance or fintechs, then this episode is for you.
Sam KamaniHOST
0:54
As always, nothing that we talk about here should be taken as investment or financial advice.
Jia HangGUEST
3:43
So I think that the stable coin is very interesting.
Brandon ZempHOST
2:41
To kick things off, Duncan, maybe tell us a little bit about yourself and your backstory.
Brandon ZempHOST
2:45
I'm sure people would love to know what your journey has kind of been like in Web3 and what kind of drew you into this space and also around the concept of on-chain options.
Brandon ZempHOST
2:55
What maybe intrigued you about this industry?
Duncan ReucasselGUEST
2:57
yeah for sure so i um like started buying bitcoin in high school in like 2017 and i think i bought the top of 2017 like right at like 19 or 20k and so i experienced like basically two years of a year and a half of down only um But I was like very intrigued by the idea.
Utkarsh AhujaGUEST
23:17
And so we invested in a company called American Fortress that is doing that.
Utkarsh AhujaGUEST
23:24
And And I think that even for the Web 2.0 world, if we look at Web 3.0 as synonymous with crypto, even for the Web 2.0 world that's now shifting towards Web 2.5, so to speak, is I think the solutions that will actually come to be are the ones where the path to migration is a lot easier.
Utkarsh AhujaGUEST
23:48
versus every single person in the whole world trying to install a plugin or install this or install that.
Utkarsh AhujaGUEST
23:56
I just don't think that's going to be as effective.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:07
At the peak of the crypto treasury company craze and the leveraged ETFs that love them, Robin Wigglesworth wrote in the FT about the launch of the Bonk Income Blast ETF, with the subheading every day we stray further from God's light.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:23
The article quoted an SEC filing for an ETF that would invest in Bonk, the social layer and community meme coin of Solana, with deep integrations as a utility token across a wide base of application and protocols within the Web3 ecosystem.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:42
Fortunately, no one has lost money on this one yet as it's still waiting for approval.
Patrick BoyleHOST
12:47
But its goal is to buy bonk call options and sell bonk put options to generate the full bonk upside that you would get by simply buying bonk.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
27:46
I wouldn't be surprised, but absolutely what you're describing there in terms of big tech companies and others and organizations like the World Economic Forum talking about tokenization of everything, BlackRock and others have talked about this.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
27:58
And I think from my mind, I kind of separate this from The potential for people who are like in the crypto and Web3 space who want to use tokens for maybe finding paths towards liberation.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
28:11
And then groups like the World Economic Forum, these big tech companies who want to tokenize water and want to tokenize everything.
Derrick BrozeGUEST
28:17
And I don't necessarily see that as moving in a positive direction when these people can use that technology as another way to just control more resources.

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