Building Bridges with Azeem Khan | S4E8: Regeneration Nexus
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In this episode of the ReFi podcast, co-hosts interview Azeem Khan, a serial entrepreneur and leading figure in decentralized finance and crypto philanthropy. Azeem discusses his pragmatic approach to integrating traditional industry practices with the world of crypto to maximize social impact and financial sustainability. The conversation covers Azeem's career journey, including his work with Gitcoin, UNICEF, and various crypto philanthropy initiatives. Reflecting on key sustainability practices, he stresses the importance of fostering long-term partnerships and investing in community-driven projects. Azeem also shares insights on the controversial Shell deal with Gitcoin, expressing the need to balance ESG commitments with practical funding solutions. Additionally, the episode explores the current state and future of Web3, emphasizing the criticality of bridging Eastern and Western crypto cultures for broader adoption and impact.
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00:00 Introduction to Parallel Thinking in Crypto
02:03 Guest Introduction: Azeem Khan
02:56 Azeem's Journey into Crypto
06:22 Crypto Philanthropy and Public Goods
09:15 Challenges and Innovations in Web3
19:59 The Future of Blockchain Ecosystems
29:54 Conference Culture and Predictions for DevCon
34:09 VC Money and Crypto's Event Industry
34:26 Bridging Eastern and Western Crypto Cultures
38:46 Philanthropy in Web3: Real-World Impact
47:05 Challenges and Solutions in Crypto Philanthropy
52:57 The Shell Deal Controversy
58:06 Degen vs. Regen: A Balanced Perspective
01:03:16 Global Crypto Adoption: A Pragmatic Approach
01:07:17 Rapid Fire Questions and Conclusion
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