Nationality: German
Residence: Berlin, Germany
Field of study: Aerodynamics
University: TU Berlin & RWTH Aachen University
Work experience: – Wind tunnel engineer Scuderia Toro Rosso – Simulation Engineer Scuderia Toro Rosso – Senior Aerodynamicist R&D Sauber Motorsport – Freelancer
Current affiliation: Freelancer
Current position: Freelancer
Why is ReFi interesting? ReFi is interesting because it leverages blockchain technology to create financial systems that not only provide economic returns but also generate positive social and environmental impacts. I like the idea that ReFi aims to fund projects that restore ecosystems, promote social equity, and support sustainable development. By using transparent, decentralized platforms, ReFi enables more inclusive and equitable access to financial resources. This new approach aligns for me financial incentives with the urgent need to address climate change and social justice, making it a compelling model for the future of finance.
My touchpoints with blockchain and ReFi so far: I haven’t had any direct work experience with ReFi yet, but I’m eager to explore its potential. I’m curious about how ReFi can transform traditional financial systems by integrating social and environmental considerations. Learning about ReFi is important to me because it represents a forward-thinking approach to finance, aligning economic activities with sustainability goals. I believe that understanding ReFi could be valuable for my future endeavors, especially as the world shifts towards more sustainable and equitable financial models.
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