Mass Adoption, DAO's and Web3 with Radicle, Gitcoin, Gnosis and Trading Strategy

This interchain special episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features 4 projects: Trading Strategy, Gnosis, Radicle & Gitcoin, in 4 short interviews during Liscon 2021.
Trading Atrategy is an algorithmic trading protocol for decentralized markets. It is a decentralized protocol for the next generation quantitative finance. Decentralized automated trading strategies allow investing with more profit and lower risk, as investors get direct access to high quality investing strategies and real-time control over their assets.
Gnosis builds new market mechanisms for decentralized finance. Our three interoperable product lines allow you to securely create, trade, and hold digital assets on Ethereum.
Radicle adopts the Scuttlebutt social overlay paradigm by establishing a peer-to-peer replication layer on top of distributed version control systems, starting with git. User accounts and login is replaced by public key cryptography, hosted issue trackers are replaced by local peer replication, and the idea of a single canonical upstream is replaced by a patch-based peer-to-peer or "bazaar" model.
Gitocin is a platform where you get paid to work on open source software in Python, Rust, Ruby, JavaScript, Solidity, HTML, CSS, Design, and more. Gitcoin is the community of builders, creators, and protocols at the center of open web ecosystems.
We spoke to Mikko (https://twitter.com/moo9000), Richard (https://twitter.com/rimeissner), Lucas (https://twitter.com/SchorLukas), Abbey (https://twitter.com/abbey_titcomb) and Kevin (https://twitter.com/owocki) about web3 and:
Crypto Twitter
Communication
Open source tech
Centralization and decentralization
Hedge funds and greed
Efficiency and mass adoption
Product market fit
DAO's and tools for the people
Software and control
Ordinary citizens and the blockchain
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Sign up to the RSS feed (https://www.citizenweb3.com/rss) Special Guests: Abbey Titcomb, Kevin Owocki, Lukas Schor, Mikko Ohtamaa, and Richard Meissner.

This interchain special episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features 4 projects: Trading Strategy, Gnosis, Radicle & Gitcoin, in 4 short interviews during Liscon 2021.

Trading Atrategy is an algorithmic trading protocol for decentralized markets. It is a decentralized protocol for the next generation quantitative finance. Decentralized automated trading strategies allow investing with more profit and lower risk, as investors get direct access to high quality investing strategies and real-time control over their assets.

Gnosis builds new market mechanisms for decentralized finance. Our three interoperable product lines allow you to securely create, trade, and hold digital assets on Ethereum.

Radicle adopts the Scuttlebutt social overlay paradigm by establishing a peer-to-peer replication layer on top of distributed version control systems, starting with git. User accounts and login is replaced by public key cryptography, hosted issue trackers are replaced by local peer replication, and the idea of a single canonical upstream is replaced by a patch-based peer-to-peer or "bazaar" model.

Gitocin is a platform where you get paid to work on open source software in Python, Rust, Ruby, JavaScript, Solidity, HTML, CSS, Design, and more. Gitcoin is the community of builders, creators, and protocols at the center of open web ecosystems.

We spoke to Mikko, Richard, Lucas, Abbey and Kevin about web3 and:

Crypto Twitter
Communication
Open source tech
Centralization and decentralization
Hedge funds and greed
Efficiency and mass adoption
Product market fit
DAO's and tools for the people
Software and control
Ordinary citizens and the blockchain

If you like what we do at Citizen Web3:

Stake with Citizen Web3 validator
Listen to the YouTube version
Follow us on Twitter
Sign up to the RSS feed

Special Guests: Abbey Titcomb, Kevin Owocki, Lukas Schor, Mikko Ohtamaa, and Richard Meissner.

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