What makes Ethereum culture click?<\/p>\n
Maker Foundation board member Tonya Evans and former ConsenSys Chief Marketing Officer Amanda Cassatt joined CoinDesk senior reporter Leigh Cuen on Monday to discuss Ethereums ethos in an hour-long conversation streamed to the CoinDesk homepage.<\/p>\n
In terms of its structure and what it accomplishes in the world, its by default a global movement, Cassat said of the worlds leading smart-contract blockchain.<\/p>\n
Evans, also a law professor at Penn States Dickinson Law School, said Ethereum can yield a more equitable version of global finance. Inclusion is baked into the platform but shouldnt be taken for granted, she said.<\/p>\n
We have a better chance with this system than we do with the existing infrastructure. But will this end up being a microcosm of tech and finance? In many ways, it looks like that now but there is promise.<\/p>\n
The CoinDesk Live session was the first in a five-day series of live-streamed conversations. It comes as part of CoinDesks Ethereum at Five package.<\/p>\n
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