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Crypto-plumbing with Arwen CEO Sharon Goldberg

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In 2019, centralized crypto exchanges were hacked to the collective tune of $300M. The ever present threat of exchange hacks has led to the rise of DEXs, which allow for trade without handing over custody to a third party. While DEXs have seen impressive growth, the liquidity available at their centralized counterparts remains orders of magnitude greater. Arwen protocol’s aim is to achieve the holy grail of giving prospective traders access to centralized exchange liquidity without having to give up custody of their assets.  In this conversation, Arwen CEO Sharon Goldberg details her path from academia to cryptography to Bitcoin. Sharon gets into the inner workings of crypto exchange, custody, settlement, cross-chain atomic swaps while providing a digestible overview of how it all works. Her and Ryan also lament over the difficulties of fundraising without a token sale. --- Special thanks to our sponsors Nexo: Borrow, lend and grow your crypto. Lukka: Crypto taxes made simple. Use the code messaritax and get $5 off the normal price of $19.95  If you enjoyed this conversation, share it with your colleagues & friends, rate, review, and subscribe.This podcast is presented by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: https://www.blockworksgroup.io

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