In this episode, Bobby Ong, co-founder of CoinGecko is joined by Chris Spadafora, founder of Badger DAO. Bobby interviewed Chris on the background of Badger, their products, Sett and Digg, the differences between Digg and Ampleforth, plans to launch tokenized Bitcoin and Badger on other Layer 1 platforms as well as the key partnerships with Badger.[00:00:02] Intro[00:01:28] Introduction of Badger DAO[00:03:30] Details on Sett and Digg[00:07:22] Plans for Digg [00:11:57] Opinions on tokenized Bitcoin forms[00:13:22] Differences between Digg and Ampleforth[00:19:31] Token distribution during Badger’s launch [00:23:04] APY for Sett[00:31:38] Plans on launching tokenized and Badger DAO on other Layer 1 platforms[00:33:46] Key partnerships and benefit for Badger[00:37:06] Where to follow Badger FinanceQuotes from the episode:“We think about Digg in the sense of how do you best have a representation of Bitcoin in other networks to which people would want to use that Bitcoin for financial applications and services without having to rely on centralized parties to custody that.”. [00:07:39]“We built our code base off of Ample because we believe one, in the rebasing mechanics, but two, of the most battle tested rebasing code base in the market.” [00:14:41]“Interesting fact, there was 2.1 million Badger, which today would be a hundred million dollars. Only 800,000 Badger were claimed. So there's still 1.3 million that were unclaimed that now are in the hands of the DAO, for them to decide what they'd like to do with.” [00:22:24]LinksBadger DAO - https://app.badger.finance/CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/Badger DAO (BADGER) on CoinGecko - https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/badger-daoSocial MediaBadger DAO:https://twitter.com/badgerdaohttps://t.me/badger_daoCoinGecko:https://twitter.com/coingeckohttps://t.me/coingecko

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