Navigating the Frontier of Safer Financial Systems with TRM's Rahul Raina

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High Bit

Initialized Capital

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Welcome to High Bit, a podcast hosted by Initialized Capital managing partner Brett Gibson about the art of technical problem-solving. A high bit is the most significant part of the binary representation of a number. In programming language, it is commonly referred to as the most important thing you need to understand about a problem. We spoke with our guests about just that. In each episode, we’ll break down a gnarly engineering problem and hear how the builder’s ingenuity and inventiveness led to a successful outcome.

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Navigating the Frontier of Safer Financial Systems with TRM's Rahul Raina

High Bit

31 minutes 52 seconds

1 year ago

Navigating the Frontier of Safer Financial Systems with TRM's Rahul Raina

In this episode of "High Bit," host Brett Gibson interviews Rahul Raina, cofounder and CTO of TRM Labs. Rahul shares insights into TRM's mission of creating a safer financial system and discusses the launch of their innovative features. The conversation delves into Rahul's background, TRM's approach to tackling financial crimes, and the challenges of processing massive amounts of data in the ever-evolving world of crypto.

00:00 Introduction

2:09 TRM’s mission to build a safer financial system

9:20 The question that started TRM

14:47 Breaking down their iteration process

20:21 The journey to pushing the state of the art

24:52 Proportionality as update strategy