Join Meta product leader Deepthi Rao, who’s building the future of FinTech and Web3 payments, as she explores the intersection of Web3 and the creator economy. Deepthi, also a Global Product Advocacy Lead at Facebook’s Pride team, brings a unique perspective on inclusive collaboration in tech. This session, presented by Product School, the global leader …
Want to know how the internet’s next big thing (Web3 and blockchain) can actually help charities? This webinar, led by blockchain expert Robert Greenfield, shows real examples of how nonprofits are using these tools. Think clearer grant tracking and even digital cash! He also talks about the hurdles, especially in developing countries. If you’re curious …
Want to know what’s next for AI? This webinar breaks down the biggest changes coming in 2025. Experts will explain how new data streaming tech is making AI even more powerful. We’ll cover how AI is becoming a real business tool, combining different AI uses, and even creating AI that acts on data, not just …
We made a mountain of electronic junk in 2019 – almost 54 million tons! Shockingly, less than a fifth of it got recycled properly. Where did the rest go? Nobody’s really sure, but tons of old gadgets probably gather dust in homes. Also, a lot of e-waste gets shipped off to places like Ghana or …
This video explains digital money and how it’s changing banking. It covers the history of money, what digital assets are (like Bitcoin), how they work, and the rules governments are making about them. The video also talks about the future of digital money in banks and why trust is so important.
Check the master class series on marketing business for web3 and the metaverse. The series is hosted by Dan Gretch, CEO and founder of Biz hack, and Brett Cersei, Chief digital officer of starmark. In this particular master class, they are focusing on case studies of how to do business in the metaverse with folks …
Investigating cryptocurrency crimes is like investigating regular financial crimes – you’re trying to follow the money. It’s a bit easier because crypto transactions are often public, like a giant, shared bank ledger. You can see where the crypto went. The tricky part is figuring out who owns a specific crypto account, since there’s no central …
