Friday Jan. 9th – 2pmET – “Blockchain and Belief” – Princeton Professors Roundtable

Happy New Year r/ethereum! We have a BANGER of an epsidode dropping LIVE on Youtube and X. Friday Jan. 9th – 2pmET – "Blockchain and Belief" – Princeton Professors Roundtable

tl:dr: Go to dailydoots.com and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

This is a discussion about all things money, blockchain, religion, economics, and even a dash of the occult. We have some INCREDIBLE guests lined up from DeCenter of Princeton University led by Dr. Michael Maizels. Guests have wide ranging accolades from Dartmouth, Princeton, Yale, Geneva and more.

I had the opportunity to be a guest at DeCenter/Princeton's "Blockchain and Belief" Conference back in November and had the privilege to represent our r/ethereum and EVMavericks community with a deep dive on our Daily Doots system and our history of Hodlercons, Culture, Memes, and More. I promise…we're definitely not a cult…..definitely. If you missed it, this was my presentation at Princeton: https://youtu.be/0lLC9AJg6s0

Got questions? Ask em right here on this thread!

Carolyn Biltoft

Carolyn Biltoft holds a PhD from Princeton University and is an Associate Professor of International History and Politics at the Geneva Graduate Institute. Carolyn writes and writes  on the relationship between the history of epistemology and economic thought since the 18th century.  Her acclaimed book A Violent Peace: Truth, Media and Power at the League of Nations explores media, propaganda, and truth claims in early global institutions and contains a chapter on counterfeit currency in the age of fascism. Carolyn is a founding editor of Capitalism: a journal of history and economics https://www.pennpress.org/journals/journal/capitalism/  

Andrew Chignell

Andrew Chignell is a professor at Princeton University's Center for Human Values, with appointments in Religion and Philosophy. His research spans Kant, philosophy of religion, ethics of belief, and topics like hope and despair. Recently, he has directed the Princeton Project in Philosophy and Religion and led efforts for a major cross-disciplinary grant on optimism, pessimism, hope, and despair. chignell.net

Devin P. Singh

Devin P. Singh holds a PhD from Yale University and is an Associate Professor of Religion at Dartmouth College. His work examines intersections of Christian thought with economy, politics, money, and secularization. Recent publications include the book Economy and Modern Christian Thought and an ongoing project on the religious and social roles of debt.
devinsingh.com

Gordon Grant is a seasoned cryptocurrency trader and derivatives expert.  Graduating from Princeton University with a focus on econometrics and quantitative finance, he built his early career as a derivatives portfolio manager before he discovered Bitcoin in 2013 and made a full pivot to digital assets,  He played a pivotal role at Genesis Trading from 2019 to 2023 and Today Gordon serves as Principal at ChiSquared Technologies

Mike W Maizels

Mike Maizels (Michael Maizels) is the Executive Director of Princeton University's DeCenter for blockchain and decentralization research. With a background in interdisciplinary technology and societal change, he leads efforts to advance education, research, and policy around blockchain's potential to shift power structures. He co-directs major events like the DeCenter's annual Spring Conference on decentralization's infrastructure and implications.
decenter.princeton.edu