Category: Blockchain

Tim Kravchunovsky is an experienced network engineer who has decades of experience in consulting and entrepreneurship. Today, he's the CEO of Chirp, where he's using decentralized technologies like the blockchain to change the internet of things.

Chris Mattmann is the Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, as well as the Division Manager of the AI, Analytics, and Innovative Development Organization in the Information Technology and Solutions Directorate. He works on ensuring that cutting-edge technologies support NASA’s science missions.

Michael Strike was a computer architect for 20 years before turning his attention the Quantum Resistant Ledger, a blockchain ledger that can withstand the emergence of quantum computing.

Allen Farrington and Sacha Meyers are both investors whose book "Bitcoin is Venice" has become an instant classic. We talk to them about bitcoin, crypto, and its likely impact on society.

Defi Danny bills himself as 'the crypto simplifier', and he is an educator who specializes in breaking down the complexities of blockchain technologies and the cryptocurrency ecosystem in language simple enough for anyone to understand. His overarching goal is to bring crypto to everyone by making the learning curve easier to handle.

Josh has decades of success in finance and business behind him. When he first encountered cryptocurrencies, it was immediately obvious that they represented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change finance forever.

After seeing firsthand how bad medical bureaucracy had become, Dr. Leah Houston turned to decentralized applications as a better way of handling physician credentialing and data management. In this episode we talk about her app, its adoption, and what it might mean for the future of healthcare.

In 2021, Nathaniel combined his formal education with his passion for bitcoin by founding OceanBit Energy. The goal of OceanBits is to use Bitcoin mining to solve the economies of scale problem that has plagued Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion for over 100 years.

Thomas and Trent look back on 100 episodes of the Futurati Podcast--and turn the video on for the first time ever! Listen to the end for a lightning round on questions that have come up often in the past 3 years.