Simon Dingle

About

Simon is a pack of mongeese stuffed into a tracksuit, pretending to be an adult human. When they're not running companies and talking to conference attendees about how to make stuff, "Simon" spends most of its time playing video games and wishing they were recording podcasts instead. Simon has been linked to activities in the fintech industry, including making things called 22seven, Luno, Curve, Lettuce, and authoring a book called In Math We Trust. Simon are fine with that. Stupid humans are easily deceived. And delicious.

Simon has also spent time on radio, writing for magazines, and for a time compiled musical anthologies. You can see the other things Simon is doing and has done over here.

Projects

Current Projects

• Lettuce
• Take Back the Day 🎙
• Inves Capital

Some Past Projects

• (tech)5 on 5FM 🎙
• Curve 💳
• Luno (formerly BitX)
• Binary 🎙💀
• Alphacode
• Reshare 💀
• 22seven
• Deathcard Media 💀
• ZA Tech Show 🎙💀
• Seedcast 🎙💀
• SL Magazine 💀

Simon and his spirit-aninmal Sam Beckbessinger have discussions on the internet about anything they feel like, under the guise of productivity.

Or check out our website for other listening options.

Book

Money is the most important human invention after language. It provides tokens for the faith we have in each other and society, but that trust has been violated repeatedly throughout history by the middlemen and authorities we rely upon in order to transact with each other.

Now a new kind of money promises to return us to the roots of trust, without relying on third-parties.

In this book Simon looks at the evolution of human trust that not only explains how cryptocurrencies work and the origins of Bitcoin, but how you can use these networks to take control of your own financial universe.

Buy it on Amazon or at all good book stores.

Contact

• Twitter
• LinkedIn

Elements

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