Podcast Blogs and Show Notes

The Philosophy Of Blockchain Encyclopedias – Everipedia with Dr. Larry Sanger

Tracy Hazzard – May 30, 2019

While baby boomers grew up with encyclopedia in stacks, Millennials grew up with online references easily accessed with just a...

blockchain encyclopedia, Everipedia, online encyclopedia, plagiarism, reliable sources, Wikipedia

Podcast

Digitized Gold with Anthony Eufemio, Co-Founder Of Digix

Monika Proffitt – May 23, 2019

Digix started in 2014 with the idea of tokenizing gold on the blockchain. Anthony Eufemio, Co-Founder and CTO of Digix...

blockchain, digitized gold, Digix, DigixDAO token, gold bars, Proof of Provenance

Podcast

Buying Real Estate On Terms with William Morales

Monika Proffitt – May 9, 2019

One way to strategize or to be profitable in any business is to innovate. William Morales, CEO and Founder of...

blockchain, creative financing, home ownership, Innovation, opportunity zone, Real Estate

Podcast

How To Get Started Buying Cryptocurrency

Proffitt and Hazzard – May 2, 2019

Planning to invest in cryptocurrency? Trading cryptocurrencies is becoming a trend nowadays. If you are a beginner, you might be...

Bitcoin, blockchain, Coinbase, cryptocurrency, digital money, Fiat

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Funding Blockchain Ventures With ICO Or Capital Raise

Proffitt and Hazzard – April 25, 2019

The growth of cryptocurrencies has really shown the people’s hunger to invest in things and opportunities for their money to...

Capital Raise, cryptocurrency, Due Diligence, Funding Blockchain Ventures, Going Global, ICO

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Cryptocurrency Tax Planning with Drew Kernosky

Tracy Hazzard – April 23, 2019

Drew Kernosky of Archer Tax Group talks about how you can better handle your cryptocurrency tax. He goes into detail...

Archer Tax Group, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency tax, Drew Kernosky, like-kind exchange, tax planning

Podcast

What Do Blockchain Investors Want

Proffitt and Hazzard – April 11, 2019

They say when you start dating someone, you have to put your best foot forward to get to the next...

angel investors, blockchain investors, getting funded, pitching to investors, raising capital, raising money

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The Future Of Value And Data with Eric Lamison-White

Monika Proffitt – April 9, 2019

As technology continues to develop and everything we mostly do is online, we are vulnerable to information exposure and hacking...

cryptocurrency, information exposure, money license, Pareto Network, valuation of information, value and data

Podcast

Center Of Influence Success For Crypto Podcaster with Gary Leland

Tracy Hazzard – April 4, 2019

If you can manage a podcast and make it a hit, you’re an expert. If you can manage multiple podcasts...

Bitcoin, Crypto Podcaster, cryptocurrency, podcast ambassador, Podcaster Hall of Fame, podcasting tips

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Geospatial Blockchain Network for IoT with Markus Levin

Tracy Hazzard – April 2, 2019

When you come to think of it, the future of technology will need location data that is trustworthy. How can...

cryptocurrency, eCommerce, Geospatial Blockchain, GPS, location data, XYO

Podcast

Fighting Innovation Scams With Diversity And Questioning

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 28, 2019

Proving how people innovate with the ways they try to steal from others, Tracy and Monika discuss fraud in the...

blockchain, Diversity, fraud, Innovation Scams, Questioning,

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Rebellious Blockchain Innovation with Nicola Smith

Tracy Hazzard – March 26, 2019

A great deal of small businesses overlooks branding because they envision themselves as a business rather than a brand. However,...

Adding Value, branding, Cultural Transformation, marketing, Marketing Innovation, Rebel & Reason

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Blockchain Tech Development

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 21, 2019

When it comes to blockchain coding, how do you go about exploring and finding the right developer to work with...

blockchain, Blockchain Developers, Blockchain Development, Etherium, Solidity

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Healthcare Blockchain with Chrissa McFarlane

Monika Proffitt – March 19, 2019

The technical disparities in the telemedicine companies motivated Patientory’s CEO and founder Chrissa McFarlane to take the leap and contribute...

Biometrics, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Healthcare, Healthcare Blockchain, IrisGuard

Monika's Articles

What’s the Value in a Public Blockchain?

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 18, 2019

What’s the Value in a Public Blockchain? Blockchains were originally conceived for the purpose of circumventing centralization. The inventor, Satoshi...

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Blockchain Events, Trade Shows And Summits

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 14, 2019

The blockchain and cryptocurrency space is so vibrant and full of energy that events, trade shows, and summits are great...

Blockchain Events, Conferences, cryptocurrency, Summits, Trade shows

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Artificial Intelligence, Robots, Art and the Blockchain with Aleksandr Kapitonov

Monika Proffitt – March 12, 2019

As the world becomes even more equipped with high technology, the talk about automating our processes with robots and AIs...

artificial intelligence, blockchain, economy, Robotics, Robots, technology

Monika's Articles

Bitcoin Explained for your Grandma

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 11, 2019

Often times, working in the blockchain industry, I am asked to explain what Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies actually are. What...

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Security Token Crowdfunding with Alon Goren

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 5, 2019

Before the word “crowdfunding” existed, Alon Goren already dove into financial technology by launching a social fundraising platform called InvestedIn,...

blockchain, crowdfunding, cryptocurrency, Financial Technology, security token, tokenization

Monika's Articles

Why Real Estate Needs Blockchain

Proffitt and Hazzard – March 4, 2019

In 2016, the real estate transaction volumes in the U.S. totaled $491 billion. While the sales of U.S. homes decreased dramatically...

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