Ever since Satoshi dropped the Bitcoin whitepaper, visionary entrepreneurs and developers have seen the biggest opportunities for wealth creation since the invention of the Internet.
The only problem was that, when they started to dig in, they realized there was no way to build a sustainable business that delivered consistent value to customers at low risk, despite the potential. Too many barriers existed, whether difficulty in programming paradigms or scalability constraints. Many tried and gave up, realizing that the reality didn’t meet the possibilities.
That changes with the rollout of the Babylon release of Radix.
In this stimulating, entertaining, and occasionally witty roundtable, the CEO of RDX Works, Piers Ridyard, is joined by the handsome CSO, Adam Simmons, and the follically challenged, CMO, Jeremy Epstein to explain why the next wave of great businesses, created by forward-thinking developers and entrepreneurs will happen on Radix.
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00:00 - Intro
00:22-02:22 - Time-to-market on Radix vs competitors
02:22-04:14 - Blueprints & Royalties on Radix
04:15-05:15 - Monetization & real-world analogies
05:16-05:53 - The philosophy of Radix & enabling tool-builder success
05:53-07:29 - Accelerating time-to-market with talent & tools
07:30-09:34 - Increasing dApp opportunity with Transaction manifest and interoperability
09:35-11:13 - Unblocking composability, network value & Ridyard’s Law
11:14-12:34 - Unlocking scalability
12:35-15:12 - The Radix Roadmap & long-term view on go-to-market efficiency
15:13- 16:24 - The Radix ecosystem & developer community today
16:25-18:45 - The Scrypto opportunity & building successful ecosystems
18:46-20:40 - Projects on Radix today & building momentum
20:41-22:16 - Enabling developers to build in Web3
22:17-23:53 - The importance of security for developers & users
23:54-24:35 - Starting with the $400T opportunity & working backwards
24:36-25:03 - Closing
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