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"One-part Black history, one-part Black futurism ""DeFi for the Diaspora"" examines the history of money to underscore the economic predicament of the global Black collective in the face of the ""Great Reset."" People of African heritage are confronted with a threat and a choice after years of financial maltreatment & discrimination. This book presents how technology can be leveraged to bring equity and sustainability to the global Black economy."

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9781736709740

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"""This book takes its time to walk you through the various phases of the world's financial system - from barter to bitcoin. It was helpful to provide a solid background on the components and issues that have led to where we are today. It also gives some insights into where we can potentially go with crypto. I recommend the book!"" -Ralph Racine ""There were some references I was familiar with but then some new information that I wasn't aware of. This is one book you should add to your crypto collection."" -Tom Handy"

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"Kamal Hubbard is a lawyer by training who spent several years at Stanford University's Rock Center for Corporate Governance, a collaboration between the Graduate School of Business and Stanford Law School. While there, he worked with a former Securities and Exchange Commissioner and managed research into federal securities litigation and global corruption. Kamal is certified in Fraud Examination, Cybersecurity, and Decentralized Finance. Kamal spent two years conducting individual research on Bitcoin and blockchain technology before entering a position in cryptocurrencies. He is a civil rights officer; the founder of the blockchain consulting company, CageChain Media Group; served as an advisor to several blockchain projects; and sat on the Board of the North Hollywood based AltMarket Cryptocurrency Exchange. Mr. Hubbard had the privilege of testifying before California's Senate Banking Committee on the basics of blockchain and Bitcoin. Kamal also served as part of the Blockchain Advocacy Coalition in support of California bills AB 2658 and SB 838, which provided a definition of ""blockchain"" under California state law and allowed businesses to transfer equity using distributed ledgers. Kamal has also participated in discussions with the US Department of the Treasury's Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on matters related to the intersection of cryptocurrencies and banking."

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