Ep. 516 Open Source Smart Contracts on the Solana Network w/ Orca

CRYPTO 101

Bryce Paul & Brendan Viehman

Business, Investing

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Crypto 101, brought to you by LinkedIn Jobs, we talk to Grace Ori Kwan from Orca. While recently there have been some issues on the Solana Network we wanted to highlight some of the positive work and building being done there. Nobody is in the trenches more building on Solana than the Orca team led by Ori. If you are looking to break into the Solana ecosystem then building on top of Orca’s concentrated liquidity whirlpools and leverage the composability of Orca’s open source smart contracts is a great place to start. Learn about Ori’s view of the FTX crash and how building during the bear has been rewarding for her project!

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0:00.0	All right, everybody, welcome back to the Crypto 101 podcast. It is your host, Bryce solo mission today.
0:17.6	Flashing my bat signal to Pete's mine. He's MIA.
0:28.2	Pete's, I hope you're doing well, man. But I'm joined today by a special guest, Ori from Orca, okay, the co-founder, deep into Defi, Crypto, all things blockchain.
0:34.5	Welcome to the Crypto 101 podcast, Ori. Pleasure to be here. Yeah, we're going to dive
0:39.4	into all sorts of fun stuff today. But before we get started, let's dive into a little bit about
0:45.2	your background. How did you kind of really come to start Orca and really start your journey here
0:51.2	in crypto? It was a complete trip down the accidental rabbit hole, so to speak.
0:57.0	I was happily working away.
0:58.5	Is it often as it is?
0:59.6	Yeah, as it is.
1:01.3	I was, yeah, happily working away as a designer in Tokyo.
1:05.5	I was actually at IDEO at the time.
1:07.6	My background's always been sort of a mix of design and technology. Started
1:11.6	out studying computer science at Stanford, studied human computer interaction, worked as an engineer
1:16.8	at Coursera and built some of the learning experience that you can still see on the website
1:21.1	today, if you ever take in a course. I work an engineer for a few more years before transitioning
1:26.2	more fully into design, which is
1:28.7	what is still kind of my first love and remains my true love, I think, when it comes to work.
1:33.8	So I feel lucky when I get to do it at Orca.
1:36.5	But yeah, long story short is during COVID, I actually moved into a co-living house in Tokyo.
1:42.3	And lo and behold, across the street was,
1:45.8	or not even across the hall,
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