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Hi there, welcome to the What Bit coin did podcast.

This week is my final interview that I recorded while I was at Consensus in New York and is with Trevor

Kverco, the CEO of Polymath. Before I begin and for full transparency, as some of you know, I am an investor in Polymath. I bought the token. I really like the project. It is something I am very excited about and because of that I did reach out to Trevor and said I will be in New York.

Could you meet for an interview?

Which he was happy to do.

But yeah, you should know I am an investor in the token.

One of the reasons being is that while crypto and blockchain technology is very exciting

We are still to see a real killer application ones that are used at mass scale. I know things are growing and sometimes you know like with the dot-com era I don't think people

really thought it would be search and social I think people thought it would be e-commerce and

perhaps here with blockchain and crypto it will be something else that we haven't prepared for.

And I think asset tokenization and security tokens are actually a big potential for the technology.

So yes, I'm very excited about it. I'm excited by

way it modernizes existing systems and processes for raising capital and issuing

shares but I also like the way it creates more of a level playing field for

investors in that if you raise money in

crypto for a project you are opened up to a quite wide and broad liquidity pool of investors

from all over the world. So I think it's very

very exciting. There's still lots of things for it to be solved. I think you'll find

with the interview I do have some questions for Trevor. I think the primary one is

going to be around liquidity for trading tokens, but you know I don't think that will be a problem I think that will be solved.

So yes, Polymath is something I'm very interested in and I intend to hold my investment for quite some time.

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