#7 From Micropayment to IoT: IOTA wants to shake up the crypto world

Welcome to the Future of Money. Gemeinsam mit Dan Simerman, dem Head of Financial Relations bei der IOTA Foundation, spricht Nick über Blockchain und Kryptowährungen und wie das Ganze denn genau funktioniert. Bisher sind Kryptotransaktionen umständlich und brauchen Zeit, doch IOTA verwendet eine andere Technologie, um Transaktionen über Blockchain schneller zu machen. Für diese Folge braucht ihr schon ein bisschen mehr Wissen über Blockchain und Krypto, aber keine Sorge, wenn ihr etwas nicht wisst oder Fragen habt, dann meldet euch natürlich gerne bei Nick! Jetzt erst mal viel Spaß mit der Folge zur Zukunft von Geld.

Side notice: this episode is in English

Dan introduces himself and what he does (2:50) Do you see crypto currency as a new form of payment? (4:45) IOTA is not a currency, it’s a digital asset (5:22) Business model example Jaguar and Landrover (8:55) How is IOTA different to other crypto currencies and blockchain solutions? (12:20) The unique thing about IOTA (16:08) Smart Cities (20:39) How IOTA competes with other blockchain services (24:15) One of IOTAS’s most interesting projects (25:45) Already today, we could already create our own data marketplaces (30:05) Let’s talk about IOTA as a platform and foundation (30:50) How does IOTA make money? (33:10) There will never be added any fees for the network (35:40) Tech Team Info (35:59) Is the controversy about Facebook’s Libra good for IOTA? (36:55) Book recommendation: The Age of Surveillance Capitalism (38:45) Governments start to pace up their blockchain projects, how will they make it? (41:25) Is there a lot more to be done to make people to understand crypto currency? (43:50) Nick’s pop up store idea: people should try new technologies in order to understand them better (47:20) Dan explains how privacy is so important and how it works in IOTA (49:30) The best place to start with IOTA for the listeners (51:47) Where does IOTA have offices? (52:30) Thank you, Dan! (55:50)

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