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A web3 startup aims to change the game in the tariff wars
With President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs coming out today — a day he is calling “Liberation Day” — a Web3 startup thinks it could track
But with ESG falling out of favor, it is now switching to sanctions and tariffs, using its blockchain platform to test for the provenance of commodities to make sure its clients aren’t inadvertently over-stepping any regulatory hurdles before a trade even gets done. Then, in 2018, a group of industry giants including ING, Shell, and ABN AMRO backed the komgo initiative, a blockchain-based platform aimed at streamlining trade finance for commodities. He has interviewed Tony Blair, Dmitry Medvedev, Kevin Spacey, Lily Cole, Pavel Durov, Jimmy Wales, and many other tech leaders and celebrities.
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