Trust, government and Sound money with Peter Daic
Description
This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Peter Managing Director and Co-Founder from Daic
Peter, a passionate advocate for cryptocurrency, as the future of money while cautioning against scams. Based in Austria, he prioritizes green energy for servers and explores diverse signing technologies. Despite skepticism towards government, Peter values trustworthy communication and tech innovation in the digital realm.
DAIC is a premier Web3 infrastructure provider, offering non-custodial staking and investment services alongside community validators and educational content. DAIC equip Web3 enthusiasts with essential tools and resources for decentralized success.
00:00 – 03:56 : Intro
03:56 -- 10:40 : What is it important and matters?
10:40 -- 11:01 : What is you mission?
11:01 -- 14:18 : Human Nature
14:18 -- 17:03 : Being chain agnostic.
17:03 -- 19:53 : The development of blockchain technology
19:53 -- 22:37 : How did you guys decide that you're going to do bare metal?
22:37 -- 34:45 : Crazy scenario
34:45 -- 39:15 : How do you stop worrying about your hardware failing?
39:15 -- 43:07 : What does ‘new community validator model’ mean?
43:07 -- 47:32 : Is there other approach’s apart from the one you described to decentralized validators?
47:32 -- 50:59 : What's the most valuable tool and biggest challenge about public goods?
50:59 -- 55:04 : What's the role of a validator?
55:04 – 1:00:26 : The Blitz
We spoke to Peter Schöllauf about Daic and:
- Sound money
- Bitcoin is the next evolution of money
- Everybody is trying to scam you
- Don't close your eyes for any technology or blockchain
- We need to be able to communicate and transfer value
- Austria
- Shout out to the crypto crew
- Ensure that our servers are running with 100 % green energy
- Trust the government
- Different signing technologies, different operation systems, maintenance strategies
- Discs are dying
- Telegram bot
- Strange stuff needs to be done
- Currently, we still need humans
- 32 addresses to hex addresses
- Curiosity
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Special Guest: Peter Schöllauf.
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