What podcasts say about Mo Jalil
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What Mo Jalil has said on podcasts
15 statements · 11 positive · 2 negative · 2 neutral
Institutions need cryptography to combine Ethereum’s benefits with business control and compliance.
“But you can't get both without cryptography.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 1:24
Organizations need privacy and cryptography to use public Ethereum.
“In order for any of these organizations to use public Ethereum, they needed privacy. They needed cryptography.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 2:38
Many institutional privacy use cases are mainly engineering rather than research problems.
“it's... I think largely more of an engineering problem as opposed to like a research problem.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 9:45
The confidential payment solution could scale to tens of millions of people.
“you can do it at scale. You can do it where you can affect tens of millions of people.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 19:12
Institutional privacy markets may represent hundreds of millions or billions of dollars.
“each one of these markets, each one of these industries is freaking huge. We're talking about potentially hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 22:29
Specific institutional work can produce reusable generalized solutions.
“you can create, generalized solutions that can be reusable for other people.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 22:50
Forcing legacy organizations into crypto-native workflows may fail.
“trying to force them into doing it the other way might not work.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 25:25
A for-profit structure is the cleanest sustainable funding model for their work.
“the most, I think, cleanest way to sustainably fund it is to do it as a for-profit entity.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 26:33
ETH Systems aims to turn institutional learnings into mass-deployable scalable products.
“the goal definitely is to take some of these learnings and turn this into like scalable products that you can roll out in basically mass.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 30:56
Many venture-scale institutional privacy businesses will emerge within 24 months.
“I'll make a prediction over the next 24 months, you're going to see a whole number of businesses pop up that are like that.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 32:23
Most demand for institutional Ethereum privacy is arriving inbound.
“most of the demand has been inbound.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 33:21
Demand for compliant institutional DeFi is extremely large.
“the demand is absolutely massive. Like it's huge.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 33:44
Most financial infrastructure could be blockchain-based within seven years.
“in seven years, it's very realistic that the vast majority of financial infrastructure is going to be on a blockchain.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 39:05
Privacy concerns controlling who can see information, when, and how.
“privacy really is who can see what, when, and how.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 40:33
Morpho and Aave should collaborate on privacy adaptations for large institutional use cases.
“if you're Morpho, if you're Aave, we're already talking to some of them already, definitely talk to us because we'd love to be able to look at your products and see how we can kind of like... basically modify them in ways that would be suitable for very specific types of use cases that could be incredibly large.”
Open the episode · Ethereum Privacy for Institutions | Mo Jalil and Oskar ThorenListen at 46:24
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