What's up, everyone? This is Anthony Pompliano. Most of you know me as Pomp. You're listening to Off the Chain, simply the best podcasting crypto. Let's kick this thing off.

Andy Bromberg is the CEO of CoinList, the trusted platform for running compliant token sales. In this conversation, we

cover the Stanford Bitcoin Club, Airdrops, security tokens, accreditation laws, and why some

companies in crypto are doomed to fail. I learned a lot from this one, so I hope you enjoyed

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buyback and burn model. To learn more, visit blockestate.com. All right, guys, I'm here with

with Andy from CoinList. Thank you so much for coming. Thanks for having me. Absolutely. All right, let's go real quick through your background kind of pre-coin list.

Yeah, so I grew up in Massachusetts outside of Boston, came out here to the West Coast, rather, to go to Stanford and studied math computer science there.

That was actually when I first got into cryptocurrencies. So in 2012, 2013, I started the Stanford Bitcoin group with a bunch of

other folks there, including apologies for Navasan, who's now the CTO of Coinbase, formerly the

CEO of Earn.com. And he convinced all of us to get into Bitcoin at that point and start paying attention

to it. So when I was there, we did a bunch of cool advocacy. We built some cool projects, did some

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