The macro and crypto economic thesis for 2021, building out the linkages between “Risk-On” assets, flows into and valuation of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the interplay between value locked, the growth of decentralized application revenue, and the volumes around digital objects. We bring it all together.
There are a number of fintech themes coming out of 2021 that will have a dramatic impact on the industry in 2022. Here are our top seven trends: Buy now pay later, fintechs going public, overdraft fees, embedded finance, cash flow underwriting, CBDCs and Web3.
One of the common threads in the evolution of both Web2 and Web3 is they both spawned furious levels of innovation and competition.
LendIt Fintech has added a new in-person event in Europe called Merge: Where Banking and Fintech meet Web3.
LendIt Fintech announced a one-day educational workshop that will transform crypto-curious into crypto-capable, set to run before LendIt USA.
In this conversation, we chat with Gabriel Anderson – Managing Director at Tachyon, Head of Market Strategy & Business Intelligence at ConsenSys Labs. Former Head of VaynerMedia. Alumnus of Merrill Lynch.
More specifically, we touch on what Tachyon is, how it works, and who it’s for, the growth of crypto, and what needs to come next to allow the widespread adoption of crypto by mainstream society. Gabriel talks about the best projects he has seen so far that combine NFTs with other elements of DeFi and crypto, and what he’d like to see more of in the future.
On episode 33 I talk with Shamir Karkal of Sila. Sila’s mission is to accelerate the next generation of financial innovation.
We launched our latest LendIt Fintech survey last week, and we are already seeing a compelling variety of opinions on the big questions facing the industry.
The Crypto, Fintech, and Banking Meetup was a chance for keen industry insiders to get back to a level of normal.
I talk with Urvashi Barooah of Redpoint Ventures, who partners with exceptional entrepreneurs at the earliest stages of the climb.