Open Conversations: Can We Bring the Campus Economy Onchain? (Fernanda Tello)

What I always tell them is, think about what you do, that is, how would using technology help you? Don't try to adapt to blockchain, try to adapt blockchain to what you do, and that's what we do in the community. I am Fertello Fernanda Tello, I am a Mexican economist, I am a founder of a community in Mexico called Cryptoam, which is the one on my t-shirt. We started building a community specifically to discuss technology and blockchain topics within UNAM. UNAM is the largest university in Mexico and one of the most important in Latin America.

Many young people are too digital, that is, they use technology for everything. At the university they receive many scholarships, sports scholarships, food scholarships. So, we are currently working on a wallet for university students, a market system that will channel the economic flow that exists in universities through blockchain, because as time goes on, the resources they receive become very volatile due to inflation in different countries. I came here to Funding the Commons through BF. and the Stellar Foundation.

The truth is that BF, since coming into my life in February, has done a very important job for me, not only professionally, but also personally, because it has opened up these kinds of opportunities where I always say that you do n't need to know everything, but you do need to have that desire to keep learning and keep improving. No.