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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2025 · 41 MIN

136: Bridging TradFi and Crypto: Anthony Fernandez on the Future of Digital Asset Management

from Living on Blockchain · host Tarusha Mittal

In this episode of Living on Blockchain, we’re joined by Anthony Fernandez, Head of Business Development and Sales at ICONOMI, a platform at the forefront of digital asset management. With a background in economics and a sharp focus on crypto adoption, Anthony walks us through his journey into the blockchain space, the challenges of bringing traditional investors into Web3, and how ICONOMI is redefining portfolio management through simplicity, regulation, and accessibility. We cover: – ICONOMI’s approach to democratizing crypto portfolios – Insights on user behavior across retail and institutional audiences – What TradFi is curious (and cautious) about in Web3 – The tools and mindset shifts required to scale asset management on-chain Whether you're building in DeFi, managing assets, or just curious about what the future of investing looks like in a decentralized world — this conversation is packed with clarity and real-world insight. 🎧 Listen in, and let’s rethink how crypto fits into the next financial system.

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