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Nicolin Ryan Decker is a leader in the blockchain and venture capital industries, known for his work in transitioning traditional financial systems into the decentralized, emerging technology space. As the CEO of Kingstone Development Group^[1] and the founder of The Fund I LLC^[2], he has established himself as a pioneer in integrating blockchain technology with the world of finance, while making significant contributions in the fight against human trafficking. Nicolin Decker is also a published author, thought leader, and philanthropist, actively shaping the future of finance and technology through his ventures and his philanthropic work.

Early Life and Education

Born on September 20, 1983, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Nicolin Decker displayed an early interest in business and finance. He pursued his education at Southern Nazarene University, where he majored in Finance from 2002 to 2005. His academic background laid the foundation for his career in both traditional finance and, later, emerging technologies.

Professional Career and Leadership at Kingstone Development Group

In 2010, Nicolin Decker took on the role of CEO at Kingstone Development Group, a firm that originally focused on traditional sectors like real estate, agriculture, energy, and commodities. Under Decker’s leadership, Kingstone thrived in these traditional industries before making a significant strategic shift to capitalize on the growing potential of blockchain technology.

Recognizing the impact of blockchain technologies, he led Kingstone Development Group’s transition from traditional finance to focus on building infrastructure that integrates Web3 systems. This pivot has positioned Kingstone as a key player in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, helping bridge the gap between traditional business models and emerging technologies. His expertise and leadership have made Kingstone a respected name in the Web3 space, particularly in blockchain infrastructure development.

Pioneering Blockchain-Based Venture Capital

Nicolin Decker is credited with founding the first Venture Capital firm, The Fund I LLC, that operates almost entirely on blockchain technology. Registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under a Regulation D filing, this groundbreaking firm offers a decentralized and transparent approach to venture capital.

The Fund I LLC’s innovative model streamlines investor onboarding, ensures regulatory compliance, and simplifies fund management by utilizing blockchain’s decentralized infrastructure. This venture reflects Nicolin Decker’s commitment to evolving traditional finance through blockchain technology, offering a frictionless method for raising capital and providing new opportunities for both investors and emerging businesses.

This forward-thinking approach to venture capital has earned him recognition as a trailblazer in the industry, particularly for his work in integrating blockchain technology into traditional financial systems.

The DeFi Revolution (2023)

In 2023, Decker published his first book, The DeFi Revolution, which explores the ongoing transformation of the global financial landscape. The book delves into the fusion of traditional financial infrastructure with decentralized finance, where Nicolin Decker offers his readers an in-depth look at the potential of blockchain technology and how it is reshaping industries and economies. This published work has positioned Nicolin Decker as a thought leader, not only in the blockchain space but also in the broader context of financial innovation.

The DeFi Revolution has been well-received by both industry professionals^[3]^[4]^[5]^[5]^[6]^[6]^[7] and the general public for its insights into the evolving relationship between TradFi (traditional finance) and DeFi (decentralized finance). Through his book, Nicolin Decker educates readers on the future of financial systems and the importance of preparing for a hybridized financial infrastructure.

Philanthropy and Human Trafficking Advocacy

Beyond his career in technology and finance, Nicolin Decker has a long-standing commitment to philanthropy, particularly in the area of human trafficking prevention. In 2013, Decker was honored with the Freedom Partner Award for his contributions to combating human trafficking in both Lesotho and Oklahoma.

A significant part of his advocacy work involved authoring the security and legal procedure manual for Oklahoma’s first residential emergency shelter for human trafficking survivors^[8]. This manual was later approved by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office, making it a key resource in the fight against human trafficking within the state.

In 2014, Nicolin Decker was invited as one of the featured speakers at the Solutions Initiative Summit on Human Trafficking^[9]^[10]^[11], where he discussed the challenges and potential strategies for addressing human trafficking on a global scale. The following year, in 2015, Nicolin Decker’s efforts were recognized when he was named one of the top 15 individuals globally by the International Association of Interviewers’ scholarship^[12] for his contributions to this critical cause.

Personal Life

Nicolin Decker is a dedicated family man, married to Mika Decker, and they are parents to two daughters, Eva and Giana Decker. In addition to his career and philanthropic work, Nicolin Decker has a passion for culinary exploration, travel, and outdoor adventure. He is known for his refined palate, especially for diverse cuisines and espressos, and his love of experiencing new cultures.

One of Nicolin Decker's favorite ways to unwind is through Arctic immersion. He is also actively involved in his local church and participates in global missions, reflecting his commitment to faith, service, and the betterment of communities worldwide.

Awards and Recognition

2013 Freedom Partner Award: Recognized for his efforts in Lesotho and Oklahoma in the fight against human trafficking.

2014 Speaker at the Solutions Initiative Summit on Human Trafficking: One of the few invited speakers to address global strategies against human trafficking.

2015 Top 15 Global Individuals by the International Association of Interviewers’ scholarship: Honored for his global contributions to humanitarian efforts and advocacy.

Thought Leadership in Emerging Technologies

As a frequent contributor to decentralized finance and blockchain thought leadership channels, Nicolin Decker continues to educate, inspire, and lead discussions on the future of Web3 and the blockchain revolution. His leadership in creating blockchain-based financial solutions and his insights into the hybridization of Traditional Finance and DeFi have positioned him as a key voice in the evolving financial and technological industries.

References

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