Block, stock, and barrel
The podcast about blockchains and a whole lot more
We found 4 episodes of Block, stock, and barrel with the tag “defi”.
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Episode 4: What's New in Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 with KC Tam, Founder of LedgerTech
March 3rd, 2020 | 36 mins 46 secs
blockchain, corda, defi, distributed ledger technology, dlt, enterprise, ethereum, hyperledger, ibm, linux foundation, quorum
Ashlie gets a first-hand glimpse into the key changes introduced in Hyperledger Fabric 2.0 from KC Tam, founder of LedgerTech and seasoned Fabric Expert.
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Episode 3 : Fostering Singapore's Blockchain Ecosystem with Veronica Tan - IMDA and Yi Ming Ng - Tribe Accelerator
November 11th, 2019 | 34 mins 2 secs
b3i, blockchain, corda, defi, distributed ledger technology, dlt, enterprise, ethereum, hyperledger, marcopolo, quorum, voltron
Veronica Tan (Infocomm and Media Development Authority of Singapore) and Yi Ming Ng (Tribe Accelerator) describe the state of blockchain adoption in Singapore, including government involvement, stakeholders, future challenges, and government and industry responses to tackling these barriers. They introduce OpenNodes, an ecosystem platform that connects companies to blockchain solutions providers and serves educational content to enterprise leaders and policymakers.
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Episode 2 : Tom Menner - Director, Solution Architecture at R3
October 21st, 2019 | 53 mins 10 secs
b3i, blockchain, corda, defi, distributed ledger technology, dlt, enterprise, ethereum, hyperledger, marcopolo, quorum, voltron
In episode 2, Ashlie speaks to Tom Menner, the director of solution architecture in APAC at R3. Tom talks about R3, Corda, why he's fond of comparing blockchain to plumbing, and why everyone needs to stop talking about blockchain.
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Episode 1 : Eugene Aseev - CTO and Co-founder of Chainstack
October 3rd, 2019 | 32 mins 55 secs
blockchain, corda, defi, distributed ledger technology, dlt, enterprise, ethereum, hyperledger, quorum
In the first episode of Block, stock and barrel, Eugene Aseev, CTO and co-founder of Chainstack, clears some of the main misconceptions of blockchain. He talks about the road to adoption, the different challenges of enterprise and public blockchains, cutting through the blockchain hype, and why he’s in it for the long run.