The video discusses how money is turning into software through tokenized deposits, digital currencies, and tokenized assets, and examines whether the underlying infrastructure will remain open source or become controlled by a few platforms. It highlights existing open‑source tools like Ethereum clients and token standards, and cites examples such as India's UPI system. It is aimed at developers and policymakers interested in the future of programmable finance.
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Money is becoming software via tokenized deposits, digital currencies, and tokenized real‑world assets.
The open‑source community must decide if the rails for programmable money stay open or become platform‑controlled.
Enterprise‑grade Ethereum clients (e.g., Hyperledger Besu) and token standards (ERC‑20, ERC‑3643) are already used by banks.
India’s UPI demonstrates how open, interoperable digital infrastructure can serve hundreds of millions.
Speakers include Pramod Mishra, focusing on open‑source financial infrastructure.
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