Welcome to EARLY. DSide’s guest today is Jay Steinback of yWhales.
Summary
Jay discusses their newest project, FinRamp, which focuses on tokenizing real world assets, starting with the voluntary carbon credit market.
FinRamp aims to provide a regulated and compliant platform for the trading of these assets, ensuring transparency and trust.
The project is built on the principles of RegTech and aims to adhere to traditional finance rules and regulations.
Steinbeck emphasizes the importance of regulation in the Web3 space and the need for a legal foundation to ensure consumer protection.
FinRamp is currently raising funds and seeking partnerships to scale their platform.
Segments
00:00 Introduction to yWhales and FinRamp
03:18 The Need for FinRamp and Real World Asset Tokenization
08:01 The Voluntary Carbon Credit Market
12:10 What Sets FinRamp Apart
17:43 The Challenges of Regulatory Compliance
21:23 Carbon Credit Projects and Verifiers
23:14 Other Potential Industries for FinRamp
27:23 Marketplace Participants and Fundraising
35:18 The Importance of Regulation in Web3
41:23 Conclusion and Future of Web3
· Project Overview
FinRamp Website - Digital Front
FinRamp Data Room - Document Hub
· Investor Materials
NDA Free Pitch Deck - Visual Overview
FinRamp LitePaper - Technical Outline
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