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Ventures from the Valley brings you inside the rooms where billion-dollar decisions get made. Hosted by R136 Ventures, each episode features candid conversations with the founders, operators, and investors shaping the future of technology; from AI infrastructure to global…
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Unscripted with Victor: Agentic AI, Fintech's Future, and the Death of the App Economy (opens the original)
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In this special episode of Ventures from the Valley, Victor Orlovski turns the conversation around and shares his own perspective on AI, investing, fintech, and what it means to build in a world where technology is evolving faster than ever. Drawing on his experience as a developer, banking technology executive, founder, and growth investor at R136 Ventures, Victor explains why AI has fundamentally changed the economics of building. Products that once required millions of dollars, dozens of engi
Stablecoins, Africa & the Future of Moving Money | With Josiah Senu (opens the original)
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What if sending money across borders could become instant, reliable, and almost free? In this episode of Ventures from the Valley, host Victor Orlovski sits down with Josiah Senu, founder of Zuba a fintech company building what Josiah describes as the world’s most reliable bank. Josiah shares his journey from a British-Nigerian upbringing to Harvard Law School, fintech, payments, and building financial infrastructure for emerging markets. He explains why cross-border payments remain broken, why
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