Yo, yo, welcome to Crypto 101.

This is your host, Matthew Aaron.

And I'm very excited for this coming two weeks because this is the start of a collaboration

between Mr. Michael Shonai and his Evolvent podcast and myself and Crypto 101.

And these conversations you hear for the next couple weeks all came from New York blockchain week. This was fluidity,

Ethereum, and consensus. For people who are not part of the Crypto 101 Facebook community,

I had vlogs on there talking about what it's like to be at the event. And my advice to everyone

is don't pay for the ticket for Ethereum. It's like 500 bucks. Don't pay for the tickets for a consensus.

They're like $1,000.

But go to New York Black-Chene Week.

Go to the parties, go to the meetups, go to the events, and go to the venues, stand

outside them or stand in the lobbies of the hotels, and meet all the people walking in and walking out of the venue. Most people come there, not because

they just want to get something done, go on stage and have a speech. They're there to enjoy

the whole week talking about cryptocurrency, blockchain, and just trying to find new ideas.

So if you ever thought about going to New York and thought you can't afford it because the tickets

are too expensive, don't buy the tickets, but definitely go. Get an Airbnb, stay with a friend,

and enjoy that week. The conversations coming up these two weeks from the collaboration between

Michael and myself are going to start with today's. Nanome. Nanom is a company that is designing

chemicals, molecules, in virtual reality and putting those changes on the blockchain so they can see who owns those

changes. Other conversations coming up these next couple weeks, Unification, Jameson Lapp,

the CEO of Idex, Da Hongfei of Neo, Next Change, and Nicholas Merton from Data Dash. I'm excited

to get these out to you. But before we get into that conversation, remember, wherever you're listening to this podcast, smash the subscribe button, leave us a good rating and a comment.

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