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Eitan Katz Founder of Kima Finance on Multi Chain DeFi & Interoperability
Manage episode 337332645 series 3357194
Today I am talking to Eitan Katz who is the founder of Kima Finance, a utility specific blockchain that aims to act as a settlement layer in a chain agnostic world. Put simply, they are working on the DLT Interoperability problem set.
Eitan has been working at the cutting edge of technological innovation for over 35 years. He is a pleasure to talk to not just because of his wealth of knowledge but also for his talent in unpacking complex concepts in ways that everyone can understand.
Today’s topic is of course DLT Interoperability. We start with defining this concept and discuss why it is such a difficult problem to solve. We discuss the risks associated with current solutions for moving assets between chains such as bridges. We dive into the idea of universal liquidity across chains and what the implications are of achieving that goal. Finally we ponder a world where off chain liquidity can seamlessly merge with on chain liquidity.
A reminder that if you enjoy this podcast please consider leaving a review on whatever podcast platform you use to listen in.
🔗 Useful Links 🔗
Nick Drakon Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/NickDrakon
Defi Sparks Podcast Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/DefiSparks
Defi Sparks Podcast 👉 https://www.defisparks.com/
Eitan Katz Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/eitank
Kima Finance Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/kimafinance
Kima Finance 👉 https://kima.finance/
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Background (00:02:00)
3. Historical Perspective & Adoption Curve (00:07:40)
4. Define Distributed Ledger Tech (DLT) Interoperability (00:13:35)
5. Why is DLT Interoperability a difficult problem? (00:19:30)
6. Security & Centralisation Trade Off? (00:30:10)
7. Utility Specific Block Chains (00:36:30)
8. Solving Fragmented Liquidity (00:40:00)
9. Merged On Chain & Off Chain Liquidity (00:47:00)
10. Kima Progress (00:52:10)
31 episodes
Manage episode 337332645 series 3357194
Today I am talking to Eitan Katz who is the founder of Kima Finance, a utility specific blockchain that aims to act as a settlement layer in a chain agnostic world. Put simply, they are working on the DLT Interoperability problem set.
Eitan has been working at the cutting edge of technological innovation for over 35 years. He is a pleasure to talk to not just because of his wealth of knowledge but also for his talent in unpacking complex concepts in ways that everyone can understand.
Today’s topic is of course DLT Interoperability. We start with defining this concept and discuss why it is such a difficult problem to solve. We discuss the risks associated with current solutions for moving assets between chains such as bridges. We dive into the idea of universal liquidity across chains and what the implications are of achieving that goal. Finally we ponder a world where off chain liquidity can seamlessly merge with on chain liquidity.
A reminder that if you enjoy this podcast please consider leaving a review on whatever podcast platform you use to listen in.
🔗 Useful Links 🔗
Nick Drakon Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/NickDrakon
Defi Sparks Podcast Twitter 👉 https://twitter.com/DefiSparks
Defi Sparks Podcast 👉 https://www.defisparks.com/
Eitan Katz Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/eitank
Kima Finance Twitter 👉https://twitter.com/kimafinance
Kima Finance 👉 https://kima.finance/
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Background (00:02:00)
3. Historical Perspective & Adoption Curve (00:07:40)
4. Define Distributed Ledger Tech (DLT) Interoperability (00:13:35)
5. Why is DLT Interoperability a difficult problem? (00:19:30)
6. Security & Centralisation Trade Off? (00:30:10)
7. Utility Specific Block Chains (00:36:30)
8. Solving Fragmented Liquidity (00:40:00)
9. Merged On Chain & Off Chain Liquidity (00:47:00)
10. Kima Progress (00:52:10)
31 episodes
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