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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2022 · 20 MIN

OpenSea

from Think Blockchain · host Jerry Cuomo

In this episode, Jerry is joined by Loni Mahanta, VP of Policy & Government Affairs at OpenSea, where she is evolving the worlds thinking of digital assets at the intersection of law, technology, and policy. On this trending topic of NFTs, Loni helps broaden our thinking, going way beyond what they are today, testing what they can be, and represent, in our highly digital world. Including our own digital identity as a type of non-fungible digital-asset. Loni goes on to explain that NFTs are the first building blocks for consumer ownership, allowing digital assets to be attached to the owner and move with them around a decentralized landscape. Oh… and just for fun, right before this episode, Jerry created a small test collection of Blockchain-Jerry NFTs, on OpenSea... Click here to view. And remember what Loni alluded to around consumer protection in this emergent space… Please follow this link to the Opensea, NFT Security Group – for more details on what you should be aware of. Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society. This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

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