In this episode, Corey, Dee and Jessie dive into various facets of financial cryptography, its historical context, and its implications for consent and governance. Guest Ian Grigg provides insights into the evolution of digital finance, emphasizing the role of cryptography in enabling trust and privacy within financial systems.

Overall, the conversation underscores the intricate interplay between cryptography, consent, and governance in shaping the future of financial systems and underscores the need for thoughtful consideration of these issues in the design and implementation of financial technologies.

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TIMESTAMPS:

00:00:00 Introduction

00:01:34 Ian Grigg introduction

00:02:29 Evolution of Financial Cryptography

00:02:56 Digital Cash and Smartcard Money

00:05:14 Post-2000 Developments

00:06:58 Decentralized Systems

00:10:25 Role of Cryptography in Financial Systems

00:11:38 Challenges in Promoting Cryptography

00:20:03 Contracts and Consent

00:25:39 Identity Systems and Societal Consent

00:30:31 Jurisdiction in contracts

00:31:28 Consent through system usage

00:33:12 Arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism

00:35:27 Challenges with community consensus and EOS example

00:35:56 Importance of community agreement

00:38:19 Legal implications of using a DAO for arbitration

00:40:26 Software vulnerabilities and risk management

00:42:48 Importance of security practices in crypto development

00:45:36 DeFi's Security Challenges

00:46:08 Regulation vs. Entrepreneurship

00:47:54 Regulatory Perspective on Technology

00:49:26 Privacy and Cryptography

00:51:28 Bitcoin as a Lottery Mechanism

00:56:17 Difficulty in Various Fields

01:00:54 Trust-Based Solutions in Cryptography

01:05:03 Future Directions and Invitations