In this episode, we speak with Jonathan Mathai, Director at G20 Strategies, to unpack how market making works across crypto, DeFi, and traditional finance. Jonathan explains the role of market makers, how liquidity is created in both order book and AMM-based markets, and why uptime, slippage, and volume matter for healthy market structure. The conversation also explores yield generation, risk management, hedging strategies, and how market makers navigate volatility, MEV, and emerging tools like AI as crypto markets continue to mature.
In this episode, we spoke with Cleo Martins, Finance Product Lead at the Cardano Foundation, to explore the journey behind Reeve — a new blockchain-powered platform designed to bring trust and transparency to financial reporting. Cleo shares how her 20 years in accounting shaped Reeve’s vision, why immutable on-chain data can transform auditing, and how organizations can balance transparency with legitimate privacy needs. The discussion also highlights upcoming use cases, early auditor reactions, and why blockchain-enabled accountability may soon become the new standard for NGOs, governments, and enterprises alike.
Learn more about Reeve: https://reeve.technology
Listen to a fascinating conversation with Yat Siu, the visionary behind Animoca Brands, as he explores the transformative potential of Web 3.0 and blockchain technology. Siu delves into the importance of decentralization, the power of network effects, and the rise of digital ownership in the metaverse. He shares insights on the evolution of platforms like Spotify and Facebook, the role of tokens in building communities, and the future of digital identity and reputation. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of the internet and the exciting possibilities of Web 3.0.
This episode of Let's Talk Cardano features Fulvio Magni and Francesco Pagano from Tokenance, who join us to introduce RE-TWIN. This innovative SaaS solution combines blockchain and AI to reimagine real estate, using Cardano to generate digital twins of physical property. These on-chain renditions contain relevant information like tax specifications, deeds, contracts, and legal paperwork, tackling issues such as lost documents and a lack of global asset tracking. The discussion also covers Tokenance's partnership with YurekAI for agent automation and reveals why Cardano was chosen to enable the mass adoption of an "invisible" blockchain solution, paving the way for tokenized property ownership.