Solving the Global Trust Deficit with Jahon Jamali

My guest today is my friend Jahon Jamali, the Chief Marketing Officer at Sarson Funds. Sarson Funds is an independent provider of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency marketing and educational services focusing on the financial professional community and their clients. Sarson Funds was among the first US cryptocurrency managers to directly address the concerns of Financial Advisors by focusing on education for both the advisor and the client, Sarson Funds has grown its community to over 10K members interested in its client-oriented cryptocurrency educational materials, altcoin-focused educational blog and YouTube channel. Sarson Funds occupies a leadership position in US wealth management as a crypto-crossover manager. The firm leverages its familiarity with Wall Street’s intermediary distribution process of Financial Advisors networks to disseminate a proprietary mix of cryptocurrency education and investments to high net worth Americans in all 50 states. Sarson Funds believes that disruptive innovation deserves an unbiased thoughtful education. In collaboration with their investment manager partners, they are working to bring Wall Street standards for research, risk management, and transparency to digital asset investing. Jahon has over 10 years of marketing leadership experience in venture-funded start-ups like Kapow (acquired by Kofax) & The Appraisal Lane (acquired by Reynolds & Reynolds). A former US intelligence officer, Jahon holds a BA and MA from Johns Hopkins and attended the Babson College Graduate School of Business. In our discussion, we cover the philosophical principles underpinning Bitcoin, solving the global trust deficit, democratization of financial knowledge, and much more. We discussed in-depth the philosophical principles behind Bitcoin and how Bitcoin will be a powerful force for the unbanked. We can go on to discuss the institutionalization of crypto assets and if institutions are driving the Layer-1 narrative. Jahon did an excellent job at explaining the current sec regulatory crackd