In Early Podcast

Speaking to those at the forefront of the digital assets and technology sectors, telling real life stories, considering the growth and growing pains of the industry, and exploring how blockchain and other technology has made an impact on people’s lives. With guests including household names like BitGo, Coincover, Grant Thornton, Lockton and Crystal Blockchain, to more specialised enterprises like fractional mining farms for NFTs, to authors, artists and developers, from stable coin issuers backed by real estate, to Web3 gaming and sports projects, specialist insurance providers, and academics to those in finance and law, the In Early podcast is a dialogue with those servicing, developing and implementing technology before wider adoption. Hosted by Matt Green, director and Head of Blockchain & Digital Assets and Technology Disputes at Lawrence Stephens, and produced by Luke Carey.

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Episodes

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 13/06/23
This week’s episode features Katharine Wooller the Business Unit Director at Coincover, a market leader in protecting cryptocurrency from hackers and human error, providing services like key retrieval and re-access to crypto assets, which has led to a partnership with hard wallet storage solution provider Ledger.
We talk about what Coincover does, as well as how it can play a key role in ongoing US litigation Ferguson v. Coinbase as an expert- rebutting Coinbase’s allegations on control of assets.
We also look at Coincover’s response to the treasury’s “future financial services regulatory regime for crypto assets”, as well at thoughts on the Digital Pound and CBDC’s generally, contributions to Crypto UK and Katharine’s recent feature in Forbes considering the rising value of crypto assets despite a tough period for the industry.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 29/05/23
This episode features Paul Densley the Director of Sales at both (1) Crypto Lock, an initiative that helps customers prevent, and if necessary detect and recover misappropriate assets; and (2) Policy Dock, a platform as a service to automate insurance.
We speak about how Crypto Lock provides a full service to protect digital assets from hacks and thefts as well as how data gathering and APIs play a key role in streamlining detection and recovery processes.
We also consider the insurance market and Policy Dock’s role in automating workflows that traditionally cause delays in the claims process.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 04/05/23
This week Matt speaks to Bijan Burnard, the CEO of Lattice Labs, a studio helping clients scale in the web3 space. They speak about the Lattice Network, described as a network-as-a-service and what that means, as well its proof of vote consensus which utilises artificial intelligence to ensure proactivity in running the protocol, and a commitment to an eco focused blockchain.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 19/04/23
Episode 11 features Amit Rathore, the Founder and CEO of the Football Fan App, which looks to disrupt the football industry with Web3 and provide genuine, long term engagement between real fans and clubs.
We talk about his journey, listing of the Fan Coin and how the App provides users with confidence, as well as key partnerships and his long term vision of where Web3 and sports generally met.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 04/04/23
This week episode features Peter Shekleton, a director of sales at BitGo, a regulated provider of (i) custody, (i) financial services and (i) core infrastructure for investors and builders alike.
We talk about what holders of crypto assets should consider, why BitGo, have been making positive headlines for safekeeping funds previously held by FTX and associated with Mt Gox, as well as the role of custodians, how they seek to protect assets and put those funds to work.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 14/03/23
This week Matt speaks to Aidan Larkin the Co-Founder and CEO of Asset Reality, a tech stars backed firm providing digital asset recovery as a service, to both the private and government agencies alike.
Aidan and Matt have known each other for some years and have worked together to assist parties trace, locate, ringfence, freeze, return and realise their crypto funds and know that when done properly, the practices they have put in place, as well as the legal systems in the England, can assist victims in recovering funds followed to any number of foreign jurisdictions.
They talk about how victims of fraud can look to recover their digital assets, what asset recovery as a service actually means, as well as how Asset Reality looks to overcome a sometimes fragmented global law enforcement landscape, by creating a singular service that shares data, traces funds, educates and custodies assets, amongst other things.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 27/02/23 This week is all about Bitcoin and one of the biggest threats to the integrity of the Bitcoin blockchain - the case of Tulip Trading (recently in the Court of Appeal), in which the Claimant (Craig Wright's trust), seeks to transfer his misappropriated Bitcoin without a private key, looking for the developers of the blockchain to do it for him. It is worth considering whether what the Claimant says can be done at a technical level is possible and if so should its be done, and what effect it may have on the entire infrastructure of blockchain technology and the price of Bitcoin. This week Matt speaks to Nick Smart, an associate director for blockchain intelligence at Crystal Blockchain Analytics, which provides software for investigators to review blockchains and key data top consider the movement of funds. He's here to give his thoughts on the claim, from a technical perspective and consider what could happen if the Claimant were to win. This episode features independent and unfettered thoughts on the facts rather than the law.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 22/02/23
This week Matt Green speaks to Lavinia Osbourne, the Founder of Women in Blockchain Talks, who has been credited as a Linkedin top voice 2021 and on Wirex's rising women in crypto power list 2021, and is the claimant in a widely known High Court litigation confirming NFTs as property.
They speak about why this sector needs diversity, Lavinia's mission and how it can be achieved, as well as more on her experience dealing with the Courts whilst looking to recover her Boss Beauties NFTs.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 05/02/23
Episode 6 features Ryan Winchester, the founder of the Goofy Gophers Mining Club, an NFT project that mines multiple coins using a variety of ASIC miners, to make mining (or fractionalised mining) more accessible to the public.

Monday Jan 08, 2024

ORIGINALLY RELEASED 15/12/22
This episode features Dhivyan Kandiah, the Co-Founder and COO of the HoT DAO, or House Token Decentralised Autonomous Organisation, which utilises London real estate to back its stablecoin called HGBP, and keeps it pegged to the GBP. We speak about how DAOs work, his response to the Law Commission's call for evidence around DAOs, hacks and legal issues around liability, as well as the HOT DAO mission and how it interacts with real property.

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