Tales from the Crypt #13: Chiefy Nduom

TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Marty Bent

Technology

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 31 January 2018

⏱️ 111 minutes

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Summary

Join Marty as he sits down with Chiefy Nduom, a man on a mission to bring Bitcoin to the balance sheets of some of Africa's Central Banks. Topics covered throughout the conversation include the current state of the global financial system, the importance of having Bitcoin in a diversified portfolio, and how Bitcoin will evolve to be the collateral of choice in the future when people take out loans. Tune in, grow your know.

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0:00.0	Tales from the Crips.
0:10.0	What is up, Freaks?
0:12.0	Welcome back to Tales from the Cript at your boy Marty Bent.
0:15.0	We're back in the studio on Friday this time.
0:18.0	We had a little Saturday coffee session last week with Crypto-Dame Dici.
0:24.0	I'm very excited for this week's guest, and we've got alcohol back in the studio.
0:29.5	Alcohol of choice today is whiskey, specifically, what are we drinking here?
0:34.5	Jefferson's, very small batch blend of straight bourbon whiskey.
0:38.1	Highly recommended.
0:39.4	Sipped on it for a little bit already.
0:41.6	Very good whiskey.
0:43.4	And Jefferson, if you want to sponsor the pod, let me know.
0:46.6	We're taking sponsorships.
0:50.9	So before we dive into everything, I'd like to introduce everybody to Chiefie Indom.
0:55.7	Chiefie, welcome to the podcast.
0:57.2	Thank you for having me.
0:58.2	Very happy to be here.
0:59.2	Thank you for coming.
1:00.2	I'm excited to have you on.
1:02.2	You've become a bit of a Bitcoin celebrity over last two months.
1:05.8	No, no, no, no.
1:08.2	I'm a charlatan and a shell.
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