Mauricio (Ledn): Experiencing Communism, Venezuelan Hyperinflation, & Founding Ledn - Bitcoin with Jake #80
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Mauricio (Ledn): Experiencing Communism, Venezuelan Hyperinflation, & Founding Ledn - Bitcoin with Jake #80
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"... We will run our race and people will wake up to these things later on, eventually." - Mauricio Di Bartolomeo
BWJ 080: I sat down with Mauricio Di Bartolomeo from Venezuela. He has a background as an entrepreneur & co-founded Savings and Credit products built for Bitcoin with Ledn.
In this episode you will learn about:
- 2:10 Finding the Bitcoin solution
- 8:17 President Chavez changed Venezuela
- 17:36 Government intervention
- 28:58 Origin of Ledn
- 33:29 Why Ledn exists
- 39:38 Management of risk
- 44:33 Learnings as an entrepreneur
This episode was sponsored by:
- Bitcoin's social layer - Orange Pill App -> Learn more: on YouTube or on Podcast
- Australian BTC only exchange - Hardblock -> Learn more: on YouTube or on Podcast
Relevant links:
- @cryptonomista on Twitter
- @hodlwithledn on Twitter
- Website: ledn.io
Please support this free show:
- Donate to our Crowd-fund on Geyser
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Get in touch:
- Personal Twitter: @jakeeswoodhouse
- Podcast Twitter: @bitcoinwithjake
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to support the show!
Best,
Jake
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