I’m KAMAL

AUTHOR | BLOCKCHAIN ADVISOR

Ever since Kamal came across blockchain technology, he has been on a mission to bring distributed ledger technology to the masses. He has a unique ability for explaining the technology in a relatable fashion that has helped lawmakers, business leaders, and investors make key decisions to improve their desired outcomes.

Ever since Kamal came across blockchain technology, he has been on a mission to bring distributed ledger technology to the masses. He has a unique ability for explaining the technology in a relatable fashion that has helped lawmakers, business leaders, and investors make key decisions to improve their desired outcomes.

AUTHORED BY KAMAL HUBBARD

DEFI FOR THE DIASPORA

One-part Black history, one-part Black futurism “DeFi for the Diaspora” examines the history of money to underscore the economic predicament of the global Black collective in the face of the “Great Reset.” People of African heritage are confronted with a threat and a choice after years of financial maltreatment & discrimination. This book presents how technology can be leveraged to bring equity and sustainability to the global Black economy.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

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AUTHOR

Author of the new book DeFi for the Diaspora which examines the history of money to underscore the economic predicament of the global Black collective in the face of the “Great Reset.”

BLOCKCHAIN ADVISOR

Worked with members of the public and private sector to help lawmakers, business people, and private citizens better understand distributed ledger technology and their use cases.

CIVIL RIGHTS OFFICER

Works at a San Francisco Bay area transportation agency where he works with small women and minority run businesses to ensure equity in government contracting.

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Kamal is the founder of CageChain, an information and education technology firm specializing in blockchain research. Subscribe to the CageChain newsletter for weekly updates about blockchain, cryptocurrencies, defi and NFTs.

About Me

I’ve worked with members of the public and private sector to help lawmakers, business people, and private citizens better understand distributed ledger technology and their use cases.