• 40. Building Cities of Tomorrow: How Solana Economic Zones Could Change Everything

  • Nov 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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40. Building Cities of Tomorrow: How Solana Economic Zones Could Change Everything

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  • Ever wonder what cities might look like when blockchain meets urban planning?

    Babak⁠, founder of ⁠Forma, joins Mizter Rad to explore a fascinating experiment in Buenos Aires:

    • How Solana Economic Zones are changing the game for local communities
    • What if we could create mini-economies where your money doesn't lose value overnight?
    • Why your skills might matter more than your passport in the future
    • What happens when you mix crypto technology with real-world city problems

    Whether you're into future cities, digital money, or just curious about where humanity is heading, this episode will open your eyes to new possibilities. From fighting inflation to reimagining citizenship, Babak shares how economic zones could reshape our world.

    Maybe this is how cities will work in 2074 - tune in and find out!

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    Episode with transcripts: https://www.mizter-rad.com/episodes/40-building-future-cities-solana-economic-zones-forma-babak⁠

    More about Forma and the Solana Economic Zones: https://forma.city/

    More about Balaji's Network States: https://thenetworkstate.com/

    More about SOLxAR: https://x.com/solx_ar

    More about Solana: https://x.com/solana

    Solana Foundation: https://x.com/SolanaFndn
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