The Ledger, every show

“This is the gateway to web three and smart contracts have done a very good job, but the problem with them is the fact that they haven't changed much since. More or less when they were invented. And this technology has a lot of benefits, but the problem is that…”

“So what did the Canadian authorities do? They instructed you know, the various exchanges like Coinbase, for instance to basically freeze the assets of the Canadians that had accounts there.”

“In my humble opinion, the applications of NFTs as bored apes and, you know, cool JPEGs that you would sell for a million dollars are not, are suboptimal, let's put it mildly, ok?”

“I know that several companies are working with a few U.S. States, and obviously outside of the U.S. And with some you know, public organizations as well, like colleges and Ivy League universities on NFTing their diplomas, their certificates, and so on.”

“Bottom line, it would cost you around 250,000 dollars and about four months of development. And then you would develop a one single solution.”

“What we offer is to do that in basically five minutes.”

“First of all, they found the solution and we managed to create an undo button that basically allows you to cancel transaction sent in error. A fully decentralized backup that allows you to back up not only your funds, but also your identity, because now in the…”

“The way that the system is designed right now is we want to give the deceased person, again, while he's alive, obviously, a hundred percent of control over what happens with his funds after he's gone. So with that respect, no, we will not give the, let's say t…”