Finding Genius Podcast
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- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 4191
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Recently Launched Blockchain Search and Analytics Engine Boasts Previously Non-Existent Functionality and Speed For Its Users
As both the size and number of Blockchains grow, so too does the demand for access to their information. CEO and lead developer at Blockchair.com, Nikita Zhavoronkov, refers to his newly launched sea…
00:20:10 |
Thu 20 Jul 2017
Factom – Storing Massive Corporate Data on the Bitcoin Blockchain
When you’re dealing with huge amounts of data, it’s a lot more efficient to have an index to find what you’re looking for. Essentially, that’s how Factom works. David Johnston explains. “At a high le…
00:31:54 |
Wed 19 Jul 2017
Symbiont – Blockchain-Based, Bank to Bank Trading & Information Sharing
Fundamentally, the application of Blockchain technology to big financial institutions is pretty simple. These institutions duplicate information and reconcile with another. “If there are market struc…
00:35:43 |
Wed 19 Jul 2017
Bitmain and BTC.com – Bitcoin Cloud Mining, Mining Pools and a Bitcoin Wallet
Bitcoin mining has become more difficult over the years. Back in the day, you could just set up your own laptop and be minting new Bitcoins with that computer alone. But it’s still feasible today—jus…
00:26:32 |
Wed 19 Jul 2017
CryptoConsultant – Canada’s Number 1 Bitcoin Consulting Company, Investing In The Future of Blockchain Technology
When James Gonzalez first heard about BitCoin in 2011, he dismissed it. It didn’t seem relevant. As a real estate investor, he was interested in more traditional forms of capital. Then he heard about…
00:23:50 |
Tue 18 Jul 2017
Smart Contracts – Ethereum’s Bailiwick – How Do They Really Work?
If you look at the way many banks and asset manager backends function, internally, there are many different departments. And each department has its own copy of a contract it needs to execute on. The…
00:40:28 |
Fri 14 Jul 2017
Swap Protocol – A Decentralized Crypto Exchange
It seems like an impossible trade-off: how do you make a marketplace that people can go to—coordinate on—and yet that is decentralized? Here to answer that question are Don Mosites and Michael Oved o…
00:21:32 |
Fri 14 Jul 2017
Dr. Judith Campisi of the Buck Institute Discusses Cell Senescence, Aging, and Quality of Life
Why and how do mice age differently from elephants? Why do humans age differently from both? What is the limit of human longevity and can it be increased? If so, how? To renowned biogerontology profe…
00:33:31 |
Wed 12 Jul 2017
Omega One’s Alex Gordon Brander and the Plan to Transform the Crypto Market
When the rate of trade on a financial exchange increases 25-fold, and technology in its current form cannot handle the pace, cracks in the foundation are to be expected. It’s seems to be pure chaos i…
00:35:36 |
Wed 12 Jul 2017
The Pirate Party – Securing Freedoms for Future Generations
“If you look back through history, Richard, people in power have always used their power to grow their power, and to safeguard their power.” This is Rick Falkvinge, founder of the Swedish Pirate Part…
00:35:04 |
Wed 12 Jul 2017
Dash – Digital Cash
As with many people, Robert Wiecko first started getting interested in Bitcoin in 2013. Since then, he's come to think of cryptocurrency as the greatest innovation of the 21st century. Now, Wiecko is…
00:31:37 |
Tue 11 Jul 2017
Jan Vijg – How and Why We Age
Since the 80’s, Jan Vijg has been fascinated with the process of aging. This, having heard a fascinating talk on the subject back when he was a student at the University of Leiden. The speaker, then,…
00:34:25 |
Tue 11 Jul 2017
CryptoBroker.io – Streamlining Altcoin Exchanges
Right now in the cryptocurrency space, there are a lot of different exchanges out there. And they all have different prices. Let's say you're doing a larger order, and you get a higher price on one o…
00:28:51 |
Tue 11 Jul 2017
SciFest Dubai – Celebrating Science Through the Arts
SciFest Dubai may be exactly what it sounds like: a festival celebrating science in Dubai. But there’s more to it than that; there’s a whole rationale and methodology to think about. SciFest Dubai ai…
00:24:28 |
Fri 07 Jul 2017
Rik Willard – The Social Impact of BlockChain
“The banking system, while people don’t like to necessarily say this,” says Rik Willard, “is a rigged game, in many cases. If you have money: great. If you don’t have money, it’s the worst possible s…
00:31:57 |
Fri 07 Jul 2017
Arterys – Improving Medical Imaging
In today’s world, all the data from medical imaging is handled at a local level—the hospital level. For physicians, and especially radiologists, this is a constrained environment. There aren’t enough…
00:20:06 |
Fri 07 Jul 2017
Fidelity Labs – A Culture that Embraces Change
Most large institutions don’t want to use about BitCoin. They don’t even want to talk about it. As an emergent and in some cases untested technology, BitCoin is mostly used for select applications, a…
00:26:22 |
Thu 06 Jul 2017
R3 Consortium – A New Level of Financial Transparency
The word “Blockchain” gets thrown around a lot these days. Used so often—and in so many different contexts—it’s hard to exactly define what it actually means. In short, it’s a buzzword. As Tim Swanso…
00:39:15 |
Thu 06 Jul 2017
Michael Folkson, Nate Basanese – Winners of BCoin Hackathon
As of this writing, there’s not really much incentive to run a full node as an individual. As just one person, it’s not worth the cost. And the cost is high. Nate Basanese estimates it at “too much.”…
00:23:01 |
Thu 06 Jul 2017
Kevin Kelly – The Next 30 Years
In Kevin Kelly’s book, The Inevitable, the futurist tries to nail down what the next 30 years will look like. For him, this is the short-term. By extrapolating from our technology today, he can prett…
00:44:14 |
Tue 04 Jul 2017
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