Aya Jaff develops her first app at the age of 15, founds a programming club shortly thereafter and develops the stock market simulation "Tradity" together with friends - today one of the largest social stock market simulation games in Germany.
In the meantime, she is one of Germany's best-known programmers and made the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2019 in her mid-20s. The ZEIT calls her "Mrs. Code", for the Handelsblatt she is the "star of the tech industry". As a techie and founder, one topic in particular comes into focus for Aya Jaff: digital sustainability, thought out in an entrepreneurial way.
Her first book "Moneymakers: How you can discover the stock market for yourself" (2020) was a SPIEGEL bestseller. In it, she shares her trader experiences and reveals which investment strategies promise success for young people.
Web3: Good tech vs. bad tech
Web3 is more than just a trend. But what is behind this term? What relevance does the decentralized online ecosystem have for companies and individual industries? What does it have to do with sustainability, consumption and values? And more importantly, what is actually in store for our society? Do we even want it?