Episode 18 - Blockchain, better governments, and healthier democracies

In this episode, we  discuss a topic that can be, well, fear inducing for many in the web3 community: Blockchain and government! But don’t worry, we’re not talking about regulation here, or how governments are trying to shut crypto down. Instead we are going to focus on how blockchain and crypto can build better governments.

Discussions around blockchain and governments more often than not revolve around fears related to regulation, with the belief that government and cryptocurrency are simply incompatible. However, there are many tangible ways that cryptocurrency and blockchain can help individuals hold governments accountable, leading to healthier democracies.

Episode Time Stamps:

1:05 - Transparency and financial accountability

5:08 - More fair and efficient electoral systems

8:39 - Protection free press and freedom of speech

Investopedia article referenced - https://www.investopedia.com/news/how-blockchain-technology-can-prevent-voter-fraud/

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