#254 Allen Day: Google’s Mission to Provide Open Datasets for Public Blockchains

Support the show, consider donating: BTC: 1CD83r9EzFinDNWwmRW4ssgCbhsM5bxXwg ETH: 0x8cdb49ca5103Ce06717C4daBBFD4857183f50935 Public blockchains produce enormous amounts of data. In theory, anyone can access the raw contents of transaction and blocks. I...

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#253 Angela C. Walch: The Case for Treating Developers as Fiduciaries in Public Blockchains

We were joined by law professor Angela Walch to discuss her controversial ideas surrounding the role of trust in blockchain networks and why regulators should consider treating software developers as fiduciaries.

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#253 Angela C. Walch: The Case for Treating Developers as Fiduciaries in Public Blockchains

Support the show, consider donating: BTC: 1CD83r9EzFinDNWwmRW4ssgCbhsM5bxXwg ETH: 0x8cdb49ca5103Ce06717C4daBBFD4857183f50935 The expectation has become widespread that blockchains will end up underpinning major societal infrastructures. The narrative i...

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