David Taylor (Etherfuse) on Non-USD Stablecoins (EP.620)
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Wyatt here. And on today's segment of stablecoins and DeFi, I was joined by Dave Taylor, founder of Etherfuse. Etherfuse issues non US Stablecoins and stable bonds for currencies and treasuries with a focus on Mexico, other LatAm markets, and beyond. I hope you enjoy this episode, and here is my conversation with Dave. Matt
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Dave, founder of Etherfuse, thank you for joining us on the podcast. Very excited to chat today. I think you guys are doing some very interesting things. Would love to kick off with a personal introduction from yourself, if you don't mind, so that we can get to know you a bit better.
Yeah. Yeah. Thanks for having me. I really appreciate it. Happy to be here. I do listen to the podcast quite a bit, and so it's gonna be nice to drive my son to school in the mornings, and I listen to it, and he's gonna hear my voice in the next one. So gonna be cool. Awesome. My background is computer science. So I've worked in security, like software engineering security for quite some time. I started out just in, like, companies. We call them startups now, but when I was a graduate in Arizona, you just call them companies. I ended up working at Boeing for quite some time. I did PKI manageme
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