The Demand for Cryptographicly Guaranteed Property

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The real answer to this question is that the users will continually demand this cryptographically guaranteed property for their use of an application. And I'll give you once again a simple parallel. 10, 15 years ago, everyone would send unencrypted text messages over SMS, right? And then there were a number of scandals where telecoms got hacked and social media companies misused people's messaging data. So what happened? There was a failure in how systems worked. There was a crisis of faith. And then faith was restored because people were guaranteed. They were technologically guaranteed that a certain dimension of misuse or misbehavior wasn't possible anymore due to encryption. This is the same type of demand that will extend

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For this week’s episode, Jacquelyn interviewed Sergey Nazarov, co-founder of Chainlink, a protocol that provides an oracle network to power smart contracts.

Chainlink is also known as a web3 services platform that connects people, businesses and data with the world of web3. And for good reason - it has enabled over $7 trillion in transaction volume across DeFi, gaming, NFTs and other major industries.

Prior to co-founding Chainlink, Nazarov co-founded four other businesses, most recently SmartContract - which focused on smart contracts.

We discussed a number of things surrounding smart contracts, technological guarantees, cross-chain interoperability, and Nazarov’s long-term vision for Chainlink.

We also dove into:

Unexpected smart contract use cases
Cryptographic guarantees
How traditional companies can tokenize assets
AI and blockchain technology
CCIP updates

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