In this episode, Jay speaks with Roger Ying, Co-Founder of PolicyDock.com and CEO of CryptoLock, a membership program that can help individuals save up to 90% of compliance and recovery expenses in the event of a breach. Roger discusses the topic of self-custody and its associated risks for those who are inexperienced in taking responsibility for their assets. He shares how safety and security can be maintained through the use of services and adherence to regulatory requirements and stresses the importance of collaboration among business leaders, enthusiasts, and veterans to...
In this episode, Jay speaks with Roger Ying, Co-Founder of PolicyDock.com and CEO of CryptoLock, a membership program that can help individuals save up to 90% of compliance and recovery expenses in the event of a breach. Roger discusses the topic of self-custody and its associated risks for those who are inexperienced in taking responsibility for their assets. He shares how safety and security can be maintained through the use of services and adherence to regulatory requirements and stresses the importance of collaboration among business leaders, enthusiasts, and veterans to overcome challenges in the blockchain and crypto industry. Roger also emphasizes the significance of education and safety in the context of self-custody.
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Roger Ying’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerying/
About Guest
Roger Ying is the CEO of CryptoLock and co-founder of PolicyDock.com. Prior to founding PolicyDock.com, Roger was a fintech entrepreneur and investor in the Chinese Internet Finance space based in Beijing where he had first-hand experience in an industry that grew from 30M RMB/year to ~$250Bn/year, where he started NYSE: YRD, the first Chinese fintech lending platform to go public and founded Pandai, one of the earliest fintech platforms, which he led through VC financing and JV with one of China's earliest private wealth management firms. He has been quoted in numerous media and publications, both global and domestic (Caixin, CGTN, CNBC, FT, World Economic Forum, Credit Suisse, and others) and has been a sought after paid consultant for top-tier investment banks, private equity firms, insurance companies, and expert networks on the topics of fintech, micro-finance, China wealth management, and financial regulation.
Roger has previous experience in venture capital, consulting for Fortune 500's, has a BS in Electrical engineering, specializing in telecommunication theory, a MS in MS&E from Stanford University, specializing in finance, product design, and entrepreneurship, where he was also a teaching assistant at the Stanford d.School in its first cross-cultural design class in collaboration with Peking University, China.
You’ll learn about:
- The education CryptoLock is providing
- How CryptoLock works to proactively prevent crypto loss or theft
- The impacts of crypto losses
Timestamps
0:37 Jay’s intro
2:18 Roger’s background
6:25 Early successes
9:37 What is CryptoLock?
11:27 Biggest misconceptions
16:50 Prevention crypto loss best practices
20:44 Successes and learning opportunities
26:11 On diversifying custody
33:10 The impact of crypto loss
36:30 If you think you’ve been attacked
39:44 Use cases
43:36 What will it take for mass adoption?
50:10 How to contact Roger
DISCLAIMER: yWhales is not affiliated with YPO but at this time only allows for YPO, YPO Gold, and YNG members due to privacy & confidentiality. Support and production for today’s episode was done by Truth Work Media. Nothing in the podcast constitutes professional and/or financial advice, nor does any information on the podcast constitute a comprehensive or complete statement of the matters discussed or the law relating thereto.
