Digital Shield: Using The Blockchain To Safeguard Human Rights
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Opened the first live cryptocurrency exchange 100 feet from the New York Stock Exchange in 2013 and survives repeated regulator inspections by explaining mining nodes and open source clearing, then scales by creating blockchain centers and labs (Miami, Taba Valley) and training professors. Describes building oracles, DEXs and NFT marketplaces, handing a dean one Bitcoin as proof of concept, argues Bitcoin becomes a store-of-value and on‑ramp for the unbanked, and proposes a Bitcoin‑oil trading pair to keep regional value local.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Blockchain and human rights
- 3:31Blockchain adoption worldwide
- 6:42Childhood lessons on courage
- 9:02Legacy financial decline
- 12:22Wall Street financial beast
- 14:47Bitcoin for the unheard
- 16:14Decentralized financial tools
- 18:46Bitcoin as legal tender
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