All right, everyone, welcome back to the Crypto 101 podcast.

Hope everyone is having a fantastic week so far.

We're here through thick and thin.

We love bringing in leaders from all ends of the

crypto space. And this time around we have Adam Nash. He is the CEO and co-founder of Daffy. Adam,

welcome. And it's great to have you. Oh, no. Thank you for having me. Great to be here.

Absolutely. Well, man, we're excited for this. You know, this is a little bit different. And this is, I think, one of the best parts of the podcast is that we bring in people that are utilizing blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies at all ends of pretty much every industry on Earth. And that's the cool part about how it's evolved to this point is that, you know, previously in years past, it was just like, hey, cryptocurrencies exist. There's Bitcoin. There's Ethereum. There's a few others. And now it feels like the way that blockchain is being integrated is to every industry and every vertical. And this is one that people don't talk about enough. So we're going to be talking about how people can get plugged in with nonprofits and donations and how blockchain infrastructure can really aim to

support the next generation of that. But before we begin, I need to toss it over to, and usually

I'm the one getting it tossed over to me, but my faithful compadre over here, the one and only, Mr. Bryce Paul.

No, I'm really excited for this episode and for our guests today. Adam, really appreciate you joining us.

And yeah, Brendan, you know, just riding out kind of the crypto kind of storm.

You know, I'm down here in California where there's been some historic flooding and rains and all

sorts of stuff. And it's been pretty wild, you know, kind of similar to kind of the volatility

in the crypto market. But rain or shine in the crypto markets, it's always a good practice to

kind of give back, right? And I think that Adam is

really going to be able to help us kind of learn about how we can be, you know, strengthening

our philanthropic efforts, but there's so much more than that. But Adam, before we kind of dive

into to where you're at now with Daffy, I would love to just kind of take a 30,000 foot view from

like your career. Like how did you end up here in the crypto world working on what you are

and what kind of led into this all? Well, you know, I appreciate the question. In some ways,

I feel like I've had a somewhat typical Silicon Valley career, although maybe

it's not that typical.

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