76: Social Implications of Bitcoin with Katerina Dikaios

Our friend Katerina Dikaios joins us to talk about the social implications of Bitcoin. Katerina holds a masters in psychology from Dalhousie University and has close ties to Central American countries such as Guatemala.

In this episode, we talk about Katerina's story for entering the world of crypto, we contextualize the usefulness of Bitcoin in addressing the problems faced by El Salvadorans in light of the legalization of bitcoin, we explore whether or not bitcoin is actually helping change things, or if it is a publicity and power play, and touch on what side of the political spectrum Bitcoin falls in.

Timestamps:

(00:00) - Introduction

(03:25) - Katerina's journey in pursuit of financial literacy

(08:11) - Talking about Katerina's crypto journey

(15:27) - Katerina's central American experience, and how Bitcoin Beach resonated with her

(22:54) - Would a Bitcoin based economy work in a place like Guatemala?

(33:23) - Politics, religion, and culture in Central America

(50:30) - Bitcoin, where it stands on the political spectrum, and trust in the government

(1:08:58) - Does Katerina see herself Going Full Crypto? And Closing Thoughts

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Edited and Mixed by Kaushik Sethunath.

Visit the Go Full Crypto website at: https://www.gofullcrypto.com

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