CryptoSlate recently had the opportunity to chat with Paul Claudius, the Chief Operating Officer of DIA. Paul is a serial entrepreneur and financial markets expert.
Paul started his professional career as part of BNP Paribas Corporate Development in New York City and AXA Private Equity in Frankfurt am Main.
Paul has advised and invested in multiple start-ups in health tech, IOT and e-commerce.
At DIA, he manages the business development and strategy.
How does DIA differ from them? What is unique about your approach?
Making data available open-source and for free seems like a brash move.
How does this sourcing and validation model work? And how does DIA's governance token come into play?
Who are you targeting with DIA? Which types of clients are you approaching? How will you tap a market that seems to be already served or will you tap into new segments?
The current DeFi hype is often being compared to the altcoin hype of 2017.
Do you think that is a fair assessment? How do you expect the space to change in the coming months and years?
DIA Co-Founder Paul Claudius on providing transparent data oracles for the DeFI economy
Publicado en Oct 6, 2020
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