Interview
summary
Announces a foundation in Liechtenstein building a decentralized web with a developer-first framework; the underlying Maki tool 80% functional already has around 300 developers and 20 MVPs built, and the project plans private fundraising with ICO as a considered option. Regulatory engagement in Liechtenstein yields a non-action green light, and estimated compliance costs for regulated offerings run 300–500k, so fundraising and token design (app token versus equity) follow technical progress and legal constraints.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Professional background
- 1:42Decentralized web vision
- 2:43Views on ICOs and projects
- 3:54Development and roadmap
- 5:56Foundation and regulation
- 8:36ICO ethics and closing
