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Ana Ana Belén is Mexican and is
currently living in Mexico
Ana and Thank you for coming Juan
David is The little of it Colombia and
Community supporter a defconso Welcome
Juan David
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Well Antonio from Peru gis de Community
Little of it Lima
blockchain enthusiasm and financial
execute 20 years of experience
He's
Welcome Toño
and solange cats [Applause
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working with Technology for over 21
years speaker in Word conferencings
on at 611
Brazil top 50
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from Mendoza Argentina
Well now we're going to start speaking in
Spanish
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Well let's move on to Spanish nothing more than
good to have a panel being in Colombia
in our language and many of you
with the introduction that Romi made well
have an idea but we're going to do a
brief step each one describe what you are
currently doing so I'm going to
start here with my right
overlap I'm super excited to
be here Thank you very much Romi for the
introduction also for the invitation to
this panel and well I am Ana
or anatec I am in several communities
leading the community of Mexico I also
have Heart or latam and I am also
part of the crypto space community
which well is also in Mexico and I am
very happy to be here Thank you Hello hello
I am Cristian Espinosa
ambassador known as Chris gardner I
work a lot as a developer I am a
Smart Contract developer and well one of
my passions or a way of learning is
organizing events and sharing with
other people so that's how I started putting together
events in Honduras and well I
stayed with the team organizing what is
now shooting in Honduras
Hello I am sologi cats people
call me sol what I love to
do the most is teach developers and bring
new people to stay with
us and to
build together
Hello I am Toño Romero from Lima Peru
I come from the corporate world I was
working there for many years
currently promoting the
icirion community in Lima having
recently held one of the most important events
in the community and well that I
already introduced myself But well if you need to
add a little more I have been in crypto
since 2018 I think I started doing
talks since 2019 trying to
convey what little I understood and
how important it seemed to me that we all
started exploring crypto. I was there for
a while at
an exchange in Argentina called
buen bit, which at the time was super
important to teach about day
How to send it how to receive it and then
nothing ended up looking at the failatam which is
basically a community that
behaves like a public Cut Because
although we generate educational content,
we generate spaces in my taps, we do
not monetize but the idea is to have
an open cooperative community so that we
can all learn.
I mean, what kind There are a lot of
people here, we are simply a
selection But there are a lot of
workers for education and for the
communities here and it fills the soul So
thank you for having come also
in the same direction and Romi is going to
ask you for those who do not know
What does the logo that you have on your hoodi mean?
This one
on the left in the heart, this this
wolf is the wolf of it latam which is a
little bit was being born
while what it was and the
so Buenos Aires the first edition of and
latam was difficult to choose a logo as
always anyone who has been in a
branding process should realize
how difficult it is to create a wolf from
scratch even though
pre-designed ones are used and
I remembered that at the time when
Vitalic went to the de grafe meeting in
Spanish in December in Buenos Aires
someone gave him a Poncho with a
Pampa guard and coincidentally it is a rhombus
that is repeated in the Andean culture
specifically in the Mapuche culture
but not only in the Mapuche culture
and I wrote to Fiorella and I said look
heteros original originarios and it started
like a game and ended up being a
super strong brand a super
strong identity because in fact that man who is
walking by there has it tattooed
on his arm
show it Edwin
[Laughs]
So continue this wolf is the
LATAM logo that was created for Etéreo in Buenos
Aires but it belongs to all
Latin Americans and that is where we are going to
end the conversation So
we have some questions prepared but
we also want to close a bit in the
future and with this regional exercise
that we are doing So the idea is
that each one answers these questions for one or two
minutes so I'll start by
going back to Toño How
the community emerged in Lima and
when did everything happen
If the community was born in September
2020, it was recently, actually Compared
to what we're going to see in other
communities, it was founded by Adolfo Morán
who is here
and other people, other enthusiasts who
just before the pandemic started,
saw this need to incorporate
Peruvians into this great world machine
and they began to develop courses
due to the conditions in which we were
in virtual courses to disseminate
basic knowledge and applications. We
recently held an event on
September 3rd, the first in-person event
seeking to
convince those who still do not know
this technology to join in
developing on web 3 So we are, I
could say, just being born as a
community but eager to
continue growing And spreading this network
that we love so much,
very well, first I would like to say
thank you very much to the people who
helped me, not pills for my forest
disappeared and
everything being here
and then I am like a reference
in Chile or in Brazil since 2018 but I
never created a community, I am like
a leader and I try to help all
people but not as a community at
the end of last year
Connor who is not Brazilian and who is not
that well known in the community I had the
idea of ​​creating a gender event in Chile
and the best part of the people did
n't listen Who is this crazy person who is
here and me on the other hand by having my
face for people they will know me
from the moment I started to support
the event and I have experience with
organization too so we said
together I threw a bra which was the
framework of Brazil
then after this we also
started to throw in Sao Paulo and these
two events I am very proud of because they
are the events that
crossed over to Brazil to the level of
world events and I know that there are
people who are here today because of
this event and this
and not only that he referred a river it was
the space where Toño was inspired how
was that precisely the fact of
participating in Rio and seeing that there weren't
many Peruvians at that meeting Well it
motivated us to put together and it would be a Lima as a
one day event in principle but it is
the way in which we are
connecting between communities and how the
events that some communities hold
can inspire others to create their own or to
grow So thank you
I had the opportunity to go and
congratulations it was incredible a whole mix
of Well of a lot of knowledge and also
of the culture of Brazil I loved it very
well When are we going to put it on
the agenda we don't have any
March nights if I'm not mistaken
Ok Ok Well then they give us the alpha
now Chris one of the oji I would say from
Latam and from whom we have learned the most
from the entire region
because they always say they have learned
from Honduras and and we actually
learned from all of you from Honduras I was
left with a background of not having gone to
Islam there is a climate there or rather it was several
members of the community But well to
not make a long story short in 2018
I came from a background of
trying to make contracts in bitcoin
I started trying with Estelar and a friend
who I don't think is still there But he came And he
said Look at this Tyrion thing
Okay another thing with this approve let's do
a miro and I coming from a background of
Star of weekend which is a community
where I taught entrepreneurs how to
undertake I
told him yes that I would start to
resort to it more and in that well he wanted look for an
umbrella to support myself
I wrote to people and global and they
told me Look you have to try going to Okay
that was in as I tell you in 2018
So the following year I went to Denver
I connected with the international Hindu community
there well I don't remember
how but with the community of consenses
they were believing and wanting to create
what is called The Beatles Network which
was like a community of organizers
and well they started to take us and well that's where I
ask the Honduras
that the objective was not only to shoot but to be
open but it turns out that the
most active community was obviously the
tirmen because it was the one in which
several of us were putting effort then well I
went to deadcom scholar in 2019 they
gave me a scholarship for here and I
connected even more I mean I was already
connected with the triun community But
this time it was more with the style of a
foundation and there was so much support and that they
gave us for being Hondurans because there
were several of us Hondurans that we said
how no this due no I mean
let's focus on what is
supporting us and that we like it and that the
community has opened its arms to us and it was
born in Tegucigalpa seeing what
was happening in Buenos Aires the order they
had Like every I don't remember every
Friday of every month or every Thursday at the
end of the month yes I am talking about it
man
we said we don't have to organize ourselves and every
Wednesday from here so that it doesn't clash with
the Buenos Aires style we have to look at
ourselves and and so we were
organizing ourselves and from there I had
in Honduras it is what was born from the start in
Tegucigalpa To support more cities
within Honduras
Well from Mexico it was very curious
because in Mexico there are different
crypto and web 3 communities but just
this year
I realized that there was no community
called Mexico and
the jacatón organized by
it Global was already coming
in September so I approached
the foundation specifically with skylar
and I asked him Hey there is no community in
Isidro Mexico can I ask permission
to do it I can do it and he said yes go
ahead but you don't need permission from the
foundation, I mean this is decentralized
if you want to start it great how can we
support you but no no You need permission and I'm
telling everyone here if
you want to start your own
community in your city, you do
n't need permission. We
will gladly support you, with
a guide or something like that, the foundation will also
support you, but if you don't need
permission, then well. I started creating
the twitters, this one too, with many more
people joining the team,
thanks to them we also follow the
community that is here, there's
Ariel, Bricia, Erick, this Neida,
Paquito Lau, and now Diego has also joined us,
and so we are creating this
community where every week we have been
starting with topics from scratch about crypto
and web 3, from what money is and so
people understand where
money comes from. We started every week to do
virtual sessions,
one myth a month or an in-person workshop
a month on this Road to defcon. And the
truth is that there was an incredible response because
all the people started
joining our sessions and they go to
our myths, it's super, super nice. It
started in June of this year and then
in September the jacatón of is
Mexico organized by it global arrived. We have
been supporting the is global team a lot
in spreading the word about this
event. and the truth is super happy because
many winners in the event from
Latin America and Mexico and also
many already founders of companies Thank you
from jacatón already several and several people are
going to continue their project So not
only we as instituted Mexico
are focusing on bombarding
people to web 3 but also to
become founders and also
builders in the ecosystem, that is to say, to
work and create projects for the
general ecosystem in web3 and Well
here I think it has been super nice because
between all the communities of Latin America with
islatan we have been supporting each other
replicating content Same here if you see
that our Community Job has been
an incredible effort of all the
communities of Latin America then And well
also Thank you very much to all
for supporting us because also several
people from around here have been bringing little
details for the chiva And that
motivates us a lot and unites us a lot
as a community in general So
no if you have not visited the first floor
in the Chivas chill out there we have that
chiva which is something so Colombian and that
meeting place the next question I am
going to ask a little in order as
chronological that each community
that has been achieved so far appeared in
terms of community a little numbers what
communities exist So maybe
where the most work has been done where the most have been
started also due to the condition
of the country since 2001 it has been Argentina
if I believe that there was a
very important event that I think
Fiorella was part of at that time I was
still just entering the
community that was ethereal a Buenos Aires
an event that also had the support of
Global in 2018 and from that
jacatón
many projects emerged many
I don't like to say companies But well
many crypto startups were born from there
and then there was a continuation of this
non-virtual cycle every month from
2018 to 2020 that closes with
all the force with a vitality buttering
speaking directly with the community
that cycle closes there it is canceled
And from everything that was the
pandemic everything that was
nothing the post pandemic of 2021 a bit there was I
think a nebula but not
negative but perhaps we did not
have an ethereal such a
strong Argentina but the money was
transversal to several communities there
was not a forced thing but
it was quite organic and I think our greatest achievement as an Argentine community was to organize the etherium latam Buenos Aires and I think that we needed it as a community not only Argentina but as for everyone the invitation was for everyone to have a but especially in the Southern Cone to have a
big event because it corresponds to
the number of builders and the
number of crypto enthusiasts that there are
in Argentina and in the region so I think
that has been the great achievement
after I suppose you're going to
ask me about the things that we haven't
achieved yet but I think we can boast
Or rather be proud that
we did a great event That we
all ended up connected And it was also like a little
engine to continue the Road to deadcom
without a doubt as you will see Buenos Aires
inspired Honduras I think Honduras
also waited a long time for Colombia and
then Rio to Lima and Mexico arrived
so I will continue with Cris how
the results are and what has been achieved by the
community in Honduras Well with Honduras very
easy because Honduras came in a
state of zero there was nothing so it is
very easy to measure how the impact that there has
been because there was nothing
so I can talk to you about what there is
now in Honduras for example I
told you that I went Dead with scholar there
were only three Hondurans in Japan two
were sins for the triumph and
one could be Raúl Jordán who works at
frizzmatic clubs
just that and right now well today we discovered
a Honduran there are like more than 36
So it is an achievement that we are
proud of
How many are from Honduras that raise their
hand
yes quite a lot for me this is a
very important goal then at the
community level we have been growing before
events are only being held in Tegucigalpa
recently the first miro was organized
in San Pedro Sula and it has generated Well
a very strong job on the part of
webtriph which is a job that is being
done in Mutila well I can't
give you many details but here is
Carlos Melgar who has been doing
a lot of work and we really
congratulate him for everything he has done with
in Utila a small island in Roatan
where basic resources are very
difficult but well he was
addressing a lot of people and and another metric
that we have tracked which is the
users chinalisis has a report I
don't have the data of this year
but in the past we
went from the country like position 150
around there to doing like 50 and in
use of tify like 30 quite high to
come from zero well
and well ATMs started to be generated in
Honduras there is no type of
regulation there is no neutral position from the
government and several Hondurans started
to work on projects in protocols
in data which I think is the most
important thing
perfect after that I will continue with sol that has been
giving conferences inspiring
others
I would like to say that I was hacked in
Buenos Aires my first one
and it was very special for me and well one
thing a river has for you that was the first
event is that it started as an
afternoon of conferences and we grew
to do two days of
one-day English conferences in Portuguese and because I
like to dictate So we are going to
do a Boot camping three days before
with training support and then we don't have to
have a cat too or no it
is not possible we are not going to do so
what started as a midday
conference stayed at 10 and I went
crazy but I didn't ask for my voice
but in terms of numbers we had more than a
thousand people there I don't have the numbers and
data and then now in September
when we started São Paulo it was another
moment of crypto and for me it was
more of a time of construction then a
time to support the companies the
scams that started and also a
time to create not new ones and so let's be
something Only with the weekend
also like the first day with a lot in
Chinese with budcame like workshops and a
hackathon and who Here is here because
of one of the events there are people here
expensive there
very well and and did as said before there are
people who are here because of
these events especially even that I have
made foundation I carry bags for
groups to be here So I am
my grateful now let's continue with Toño
Bueno as I was saying We are a
relatively new community
so what we have is more to
achieve than having achieved although I already
mentioned some training activities and
in particular the event we did in
September That originally we thought
for 100 people very oriented towards
deps we ended up doing an event for
300 people and I think we met the
objective of capturing the attention of
those who want to enter that
technology and the commitment we made
with them is to continue growing in terms
of Education now if we compare what
happened in Rio where we had a maximum of
two Peruvians and now on the network
we have like 30 many of those so many
Peruvians in the room over here
then
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think we are making good progress and
above all we have the support as
happened at that time in September
the support of communities that already
exist on web 3 in Peru communities of
oggies which for example is the
blockchain association of Peru
various communities of girls like
crypto curious
crypto friends etcetera that have
been supporting us
to create a larger community in Peru
So we hope to continue in that line and
we as an ethereum community
focused on education in
education for
and now Ana tell us how it has been to
get to in August I was reviewing on
August 19 it was Mexico
well we started the community just in
June
How good the community says Mexico has
also been nourished by other
communities in Mexico or other
foods have been around for longer like
Citadel crypto space over here
too this gerda or metal this There are
many foods in Mexico but
yes This was missing from and civil Mexico
so I think it has been a nourishment
of all these communities as well and
also as is Mexico Def came
with also the merge we saw this
need to create content and also
specialized only in etherium and
also how to share
updates of what was happening
in these super super important events
in the ecosystem and what we have achieved
is that well we started in June
every week we had these
virtual sessions to talk about crypto and
web 3 to date we already have 10
virtual sessions that we have on
YouTube there we invite different
referents from Mexico and also from Latin America to
explain to us about these
web 3 topics we have also had three
workshops 4 in-person workshops the
first was 15 people then we had
70 people and then we already
had two in-person events of 100
people each so
the truth is we are very happy with the
community the response I think that in
Mexico we are a
very very united community in general and that we support each other
but also I think that those in
common, I mean I think that the
Latin American distribution communities among all we
are supporting each other a lot and it is
replicated in each in each headquarters let's say
and Now what's coming up, well we hope to
have a bigger event,
hopefully with 500 or 1,000 people or more. In
Mexico it would be fantastic. I'm
very happy here. To see people with the
Mexican flag.
How many Mexicans are here in the room?
[Applause]
Yes, well the truth is, I'm super, super happy
with all the food, with everything we're
all achieving together. Well, I'm going to
make a small change here and I'm going to
jump to the challenges. Why? Because I think we've
already patted ourselves on the
back a lot. How many Argentinians are there? Because
Argentina?
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[Applause] That's it. We've already
done a little. We
still have half of the 50 minutes left. In
total, we've had 25 because I think it's
good to put it in and that this is recorded and we
can look at it in 10 years and we managed to
solve some of those challenges.
So I'm going to leave it a little free if
anyone wants to propose a challenge for
the community to see and how we can discuss it
among all of us.
I have
one
for myself, one of the big challenges is
about literature, and mainly
when the people who remain as
leaders have different values,
then I would like some opinions. of
you how did that happen in your
communities
leadership launch there because I was
thinking of it as something similar I think that
the sustainability of the communities is
important because there may be a
person who leads the community but if
that person gets a job he gets tired
then the community languishes a bit so I
think it is important to
rescue and I really liked this
idea that has been there of the principle of
subtraction that is to say that we do not need
people or institutions for
this to continue going and for that we need to
do double the work one would believe
that the subtractions I simply get
out of the dinner but everything has to
be coordinated too that if
that part is missing that should not be central but
if it was it is failing and
that Pillar falls then the whole community collapses
being a little self-critical with Colombia I
feel that we have failed Although
a little more has happened we have been able to
decentralize a little but as a country I
think that apart to have and here I see people
Medellín that I am very happy that are
here after the jacatón
new faces joined There it is next to Johnny
Sebastián Alejo I see Tomás and many
people in Medellín, then I think
that has been missing and that is the problem, if
there is a person who pulls it too much and
their work conditions or
any other circumstance changes,
that momentum is lost. So we have to
know how to delegate, know how to decentralize and be
consistent with that as well.
Yes, I think it is super important
because although for an initial moment
centralization can work, it is not
sustainable, so effectively
I think that one of the most
important challenges is to be able to identify
people with the potential to make the
community grow and be sustainable over
time and I think that the
issue of the values ​​​​on which it is
based helps us in that and Sirius not finding those
people who share those values, I think it
is important, those people who
believe in decentralization, in
resistance, censorship, privacy, I
think finding those people and getting them
involved, I think is an
important challenge and effectively it is something that we
have realized that we have to
work very hard on, it
has a very interesting methodology, I
imagine that from so many years of being with
this grassroots movement, it is that
first to organize an event you have to
participate in an event. So
how I want to organize a Starbucks in my
city. First, go to a Star Weekend.
In this case, it would be, as you see today, global, a
coma, a conference, an Islam, to
know the values ​​​​and see them firsthand.
Second, it is to learn or observe,
volunteer at these events and once you are a
volunteer, you also see what is the
work that requires background, not just
going to sit down and thus
growth. Well, I am already a co-organizer
or I am a constant assistant to the mirrors
that are done recurrently, so then
in theory the organizing team is the one
that begins to delegate more work and as you
say, that is it. I also had to do that over
there because it really is. There are too many
things to do and if one wants to do them
all, no, no, it is not enough, so you have to
subtract and give that power to the new
members, so
these new members who are almost
trained by being part of the
community are the ones who are going to
receive this power. You could say that
being in the recommendation today is very
different. But they say that like two
years. Should be what the
positions of power are maintained
to rotate, but I know that
at least two years in crypto is good, it is quite a lot,
but at the same time it is little because they are almost
only two years two events a year
So yes the first thing is to look for that
Those people who are willing to that
maybe they don't know anything but want to
learn involve them and well helping
even if it's to give all to give pizza or
things like that because that's how we teach it
So you were your wallet and and teaching them
little by little
Who dares to complement leadership
sustainability of communities I
think that now we are going to live a like a
new form of Leadership or
all the people who are here kind of
chat we started to get to know each other we already
started from all this Road to
dep with or since we knew that
devp was going to come with And we started to do these
events in each one of the countries
Even in the smaller communities or I do
n't know like the kid this one in Guatemala that
still doesn't have a community But he
is already planting the seed I think we are no longer
like pushing the cart alone not
suddenly if Toño Needs support in
Peru we already know Who Toño is We
were seeing we saw what he achieved
So we are going to support him and the same
example works for Brazil for Honduras
whatever like here for example we are
These six countries, but there are also people
from Bolivia who are also pushing a
lot. I don't know about people from Venezuela
[Applause]
people from Chile, well from Uruguay, I'm not
going to name all the
countries because luckily there are a lot of us,
but it takes time, so I think
that at least we can support each other in
the structure. Everything that is going to be and
plantation is going to be what we
decide. So, I think that from
now on, from, we made a point. Not a
big house. And from now on, we are going to
open it in a different way,
yes, 100% I think that now with each inside
that each person is going to have here, I think that this is how we are going to
nourish our
community in general, and also,
as you comment, distributing
tasks or leaving the seeds in each
new person that we see so that, well, to
continue growing in general as a
community and that our communities
continue to grow over time and that it does
n't stay with just one leader or
several leaders, but rather that it goes. Well, the
infinite garden that
Juan David likes to comment on here, that it continues to be
nourished, that it continues to grow little by little,
and every time he gives me the opportunity to
talk about that well Today we begin the
recording of our podcast of the
infinite garden that is going to be a space to
highlight those leaderships and those
communities that already exist and above all
with this idea that Well we are under
that curtain or this tent that we are Arming
that is called islatan but
precisely it should not do but
rather it should be the substrate Because if you
cover it it does not flourish and does not consolidate Even if it is to
say Mexico to Honduras Brazil Peru or
not Lima, that is also right now I think that I am going to
talk about the naming that I think
is also important and Argentina
and let's move on to that how you understand
this about Argentina or say in Buenos
Aires or Lima or Peru How to see the
perspective of things flourishing in
for example here in Colombia I would
love to see a stereoum Ibagué to
name an intermediate city and that
the conversation does not stay in the large
capitals then it will start with Romi
because Buenos Aires had that great one and it is
on the world map And how can there
be Rosario Mendoza and others What is the
challenge for that to happen in
small and intermediate cities I believe that the
crypto communities I don't know you guys
do the mental exercise of thinking
about your first crypto community my
first crypto community was bitcoin
Mendoza wasn't even an
ethereum community and then I did like the Jump
so I think the first ones
independently or rather it depends on
when you entered the crypto ecosystem
you have a snapshot of how it was happening
no
maybe in 2013 only bitcoin existed
for obvious reasons or rather ethereum was just being
conceived so I think that
communities start first as a
generalist one especially in countries where there are
no communities or in cities where there are
no communities it's like well you
know about crypto you know about crypto
ready I mean let's go
crypto Mendoza and then we see
then we fight or rather later we go
for ethereum we don't go for
bitcoin or any other blockchain
or it specifies us we specialize
in the mestizo in daos each one
chooses what generates the most
echo I think that in Argentina an
ethereum was never thought of an Argentina because
as they say there God attends everyone
everywhere God is heard they are
everywhere but they attend Buenos Aires And the thing is that
we
I am from the interior I am from Mendoza And the
truth is that one is already a little
accustomed to traveling to Buenos Aires and it is about
federalizing but I think that
only now do we have the strength to
federalize it. I started, I had a Mendoza
in 2019 and the truth is that it did not take off and
with the pandemic, everything was virtual, it did not make
sense to have a
regional community because nobody is going to go because we
could not leave our houses,
so
you met on a zoom, you met
in humita, you made, I don't know, a
WhatsApp call, but now that we have recovered
face-to-face meetings, these spaces are really important. I
suppose that you Chris, I don't know
where you live. But well, I imagine that you do not
live in the same city as Carlos, who
is from Utila, and they are different realities.
I live in the capital, which is
Tegucigalpa, of course, so what
someone from Córdoba experiences, what someone
from Mendoza experiences, or the same as someone
from Puebla or Guadalajara, is not the
same and the ideal is to have those
communities that are close. So
I think that only now are
these much more regional communities going to begin to flourish.
And in the case of Argentina, we
rounded up. A few days ago, thanks to Ana
who was not available, we
had to send the logo for the
goat from Argentina and it was deterioration in
Buenos Aires in two hours we made a
brandy river with Candy whoever it hurt
but it was already It was time to
call you don't have an Argentina and if suddenly
in Buenos Aires or an ethereal Mendoza or
Rosario you can already put it together because there are already
human resources well and there I cut off for
me this topic is really interesting but it
fell on me here
well in our case we also
considered if we should call ourselves and
Syrian in Peru but Lima is not
Peru So we didn't want to exactly
start in a centralized way we are and
Syria in Lima and what we hope is that
communities will emerge throughout
Peru there are no people that I think have
even come here who come from
Piura or Arequipa different cities
in Peru where we hope that
new communities will emerge they will
receive our support and the support of the
hygiene foundation and of all islatan
surely So we invite you to
form your communities as Ana said you don't
have to ask anyone's permission rather
start and you will receive our support
later we will see in a
coordinated way if we are and Syrian in Peru
we want to form it no but and it would be a
decentralized so let's
do that
Yes very well if you think about Brazil which is very
big then yes we have a very
gaudy per state and you're looking at 20 and I've
seen that I want it to happen in
Brazil where we have more amenities than
Chile or more events than China and all
the states and that's going to make the
difference even when we think
about an infinite garden it
may also be that
I am not together with Conor after
we have two names in Brazil that
have and have a Brazilian who has another
name that organizes these types of things
So what name am I going to use I don't know
but it's possible too but we're
all thinking about the infinite garden in
growing the communities
in our case well the same I believe
quite a bit in the issue of decentralization
wanted to launch like we did two
dice experiments with the community
of Honduras and honestly it didn't work
rolling a dice with a community so
small it doesn't work then we saw what
was happening with the community
entrepreneurship I talked a lot about Star
weeken Star weeken exploded in Honduras
meaning it hasn't worked for this very reason
so many people talking giving voice but
no one doing
So that's when, well, we
started to say, I haven't had one in
Tegucigalpa, and we're going to do events and events and
events, and they only have
Tegucigalpa, and it was from the bottom
up, more like, OK, let's go, since we have
the experience,
we want to feel like I'm in Honduras and
empower people who are in
other cities so that they can
create their communities, we generate these
resources that they can use, and from
there we started to build the shot in
Honduras, although it's true right now as a
base with, as they say, the capital,
Tegucigalpa, but Our objective is to
begin to expand and for several
communities to exist, and the reason or the
effort we made for that was to recruit
people so they could come here to
Debcon and see how the
communities are managed here. So, we
checked that the people who are applying
were people from cities far from the
capital, obviously they came to the
capital a lot, but the objective was like
useful people, people from Ceiba, people from San
Pedro, people from Progreso, who we had,
unfortunately, a problem with someone
from CEIP, so they couldn't come, but the
idea is to get them immersed in this, and then they can
plant it. the seed and when they return they
say No, I want to organize etrion San
Pedro I want to organize So that
is like the objective and from there we
begin to support them with the resources that we
have and the experience that we have from
working
Yes to say Mexico currently
other communities are already being created around
here and Sirio in Guadalajara which is
going to be reactivated right now and
Siri Merida and well for us as to
say in Mexico the door is always
open for us to be able to
support them in whatever we can
Also we also promote them with
content all of our content that
we have created is open also
other events have been created like the
merge event for example now a little while ago we
sent them like the call
for information that
each community in their city could create
a merge event So we
support them directly in that if they
needed
any visual, if they needed support
for the organization of the event or
something like that we were supporting them
and well yes the invitation is
open if they need support from
the Isidro Mexico community
of the team to create their own
community in Mexico City that we
have many states and many cities
this we can support them in whatever they
need I'm going to share Maybe
a mistake we made in Colombia that
we will talk about later if we
decide to take say Antioquia for
example and maybe
a Medellín style needed to be consolidated first and we
also have to say a Caribbean
hoping that the people of
Riohacha Santa Marta and Cartagena would
join those of Barranquilla who were the
initial ones and in reality the
communities of Barranquilla Well there is a
boy from Valledupar so I think
a lesson and something that I see here in
common is that first we have to consolidate
the seed the most embryonic and then it
can become something more of a
country in terms of because the name
also matters not the people I feel
much closer if they tell me Bogotá to
Cundinamarca for example Cundinamarca is
just a large department here that
my identity is not from Cundinamarca but
from Bogotá no and I think that is also
important when it comes to generating that
connection we have seven minutes left and we are
going to move on to the future and I think it
also gives us a chance to reflect on what
is that of Islam because Latin America is a
very big word it is a word that
includes two languages ​​or even more over
here it is given I don't know where they are I don't think it was
left it was very positive the panel
for
the also is for example tells us like
well And where is the Caribbean are some
Islands that have other conditions
that there on Twitter I saw a girl from
Trinidad Trinidad and Tobago should have
a Trinidad style But and it should fit
in Islam for example so well I
want to open the question of how we
see the future and what role Islam has and
I know that my friend Romi has a lot to
say Because it also arose from there
I think
irlatán or rather it is now irlatán we have
two events we have an event
that was in August in Buenos Aires And
we have the event that was in Bogotá on
Monday
and now we have to make the decision of
what we are going to do or in other words how is it that it was
organized and banana or a group a
human group that was coordinated Obviously
the one from Argentina was I think there were
all Argentinians and well
Edwin was there and I don't know everything suddenly
in some roles but it was
Generally full of Argentinians
obviously because we have to take
charge of our event and then when it
started and the so Bogotá a part of that
group continued And We started to add people
from Colombia, people from Mexico, well everyone
who is here was
contributing and also others who are not
up here. So I think we have to
think not only about one
event, we have to think about how to
unify, join forces,
to suddenly have an
educational success, as Autumn always suggests and
what Che Polka tells us, has one and
Ethereum, when will it be? And he is right,
we have a historic opportunity to
bombard people. We
also have to think, suddenly there
are the rounds of quadratic fanding,
of which Honduras already had a precedent,
Buenos Aires too. And surely the
infundation style will want to bring in more
capital, well, and where that money goes,
we are measuring, what is the impact,
what is the role of Latinos in the
governance of the different protocols,
how are we working
as leaders to be able to insert that
Latino talent into Web 3 protocols at a
global level? These are all questions, they are
all goals that one would like to be able to
help everyone in an
effective and efficient way, but I think that nothing,
we have to continue working on and the
more plurality of voices there are, the
more countries come, the more consensus
and more legitimacy we will have. to have like the
banana
effectively we originally thought of
Isla as like these events in fact I
had also raised it like that with a
traveling event but in reality we see
that it is much more than that this we have
so much knowledge dispersed in the
countries that can be shared We do not have to
reinvent the wheel each
one and make common efforts above
all it seems to me to educate
regarding Ay Siri and through
education generate technology and through
technology generate companies that
finally help to transform our
countries or rather Argentina gives us an example
of what can be a country that can
become a power in the
web world 3 we have companies like poap
like Central Land Open Zeppelin
Argentine companies that are leaders
worldwide and we can replicate that
in all countries we have the
knowledge we have the capacity and
through islatan we can make
collaborations to achieve that
very well
you know that I am going to Lima to teach the
developers
Yes for me the most important thing to say is
that Brazil is part of Italy and this is
the most important and that I want very
useful to Brazil and that we are together
doing this and it is very important that no
matter the language or important that
we stay together growing together
what Sol says is very important in
terms of the language that they can in fact
we had that conversation that sometimes one
forgets we are not 600 million
we speak one language but there are not 200 who
speak another language So that is a
challenge also in ten years how we can
integrate better with Brazil and here I
also think that many of us began to
talk about well Bogotá has happened
Buenos Aires has happened and I think that it should not
become a competition of who is
going to be the new host of the World Cup more or
less but how we have more Colombians
in Islatan as we have more Ecuadorians
in Islatan and not the other way around and I think that here
Cold we have had some
very good conversations about that it is not that it
arrives and we want to raise our hand
come here but it is not to turn the idea around and
how we have more voices more accents in
Islatan So we have two minutes left
anyone else would like to see the future of
Islata to me I really
Well I like how we have been
sharing resources in the community
like Ana does something Then we
publish it and we do something you
publish it but I wanted to close with a
message for you If you want to
support the communities of Latin America,
download and go validate down there in
the jar ESP and vote for the communities
of Latin America because there is a round of Seat
grands with a lot of capital and there are
many projects. Even if
you have a public goods project
that you want to apply for, you still have
time, but vote because the most
important thing is to define how
these funds are going to be allocated, and we don't want to
lose this opportunity. So,
I hope that everyone who is
here does so, and if not, you'll have to deal
with us.
Apart from that, there are always projects, so
please.
I'll answer very quickly. There are 250 thousand
dollars allocated to that Round of
quadratic financing. The deadline to
apply as a project is the 14th. We
extended the voting period. I'm a
bit disconnected from that topic. In fact, it
was simply an issue where we,
the people who had some
experience, came together. And there
are funds that are
waiting for one of you to
apply, and two, also, that we
support each other to vote for the
projects that are nominated.
Well, I want to close by saying that I
see Isla as an incubator of
talent. Now, with what they're saying, we're
going to teach all the
people in Latin America about Cripy
Web3, about blockchain technology, so they can
become programmers,
founders of the
ecosystem builders. So that
's what I see as a talent incubator for
communities. This way, let's all go
together, take advantage of this moment that's
happening. Okay, with us here and we're going
up. We're all always here to
help them.
Well, we're on time, as our
master of ceremonies says.
No, we're not right now. Yes,
yes, but let's meet at the Chiva.
That's what we made it for, to be relaxed
there, but to chat among ourselves. We
can have a meeting tomorrow the day after. Let's
take advantage of the fact that we're all
physically here to connect. Thank you very much, a round of
applause for the panel.
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