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Imagine if you could combine the speed of a cheetah with the size of an elephant. Well in this episode, that's exactly what Eclipse Labs and their CEO, Vijay Chetty are trying to do. In this episode   Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks to Vijay about where his team got the idea to build Ethereum's first Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) Layer 2. Vijay discusses his long standing journey through crypto building and growing projects like Uniswap, dYdX and Ripple, prior to becoming the CEO of Eclipse Labs. He breaks down Eclipse's strategy of transitioning from app-specific rollup solutions to general-purpose high-performance L2 and the growing demand for 99% of apps on the blockchain demanding higher performance and throughput. He provides active use cases for the highly demanded  faster transaction per second (TPS) and how developers on both Ethereum and Solana could transition to Eclipse as they get set for their upcoming mainnet launch.  Minute-by-minute episode breakdown 2 | Vijay's journey from Wall Street to Crypto CEO of Eclipse Labs 6 | What it's like working with key industry players like Ripple, dYdXand Uniswap 12 | Introduction to Eclipse Labs and higher throughput and TPS on Solana Virtual Machine L2 17 | What are the use cases that need lighting Transaction Per Second (TPS) speeds 23 | How do developers transition from Solana to Eclipse's Layer 2 on Ethereum 27 | If Eclipse is successful, where does that leave Solana? 30 | Balancing decentralization and regulation in the blockchain ecosystem  33 | Strategies and tips for fundraising as “crypto winter” starts to thaw out Related resources Check out more resources provided by Chainalysis that perfectly complement this episode of the Public Key. Website: Eclipse: Solana on Ethereum (Ethereum's First SVM L2) Blog: Eclipse Mainnet is Open for Builders Announcement: Eclipse Labs Announces $50M Series A Funding co-led by Placeholder and Hack VC Blog: WHY ECLIPSE: Solana's Speed WITH Ethereum's Liquidity Podcast: Ep: 30 - Blockchain Modularity: Understanding the Future of Web3 Report: The Decade of Digital Dollars: Unlocking economic efficiency with stablecoins Blog: How On-Chain Data Can Help Web3 Gaming Companies Attract and Retain More Players YouTube: Chainalysis YouTube page Twitter: Chainalysis Twitter: Building trust in blockchain Speakers on today's episode Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)  Vijay Chetty (CEO, Eclipse Labs) This website may contain links to third-party sites that are not under the control of Chainalysis, Inc. or its affiliates (collectively “Chainalysis”). Access to such information does not imply association with, endorsement of, approval of, or recommendation by Chainalysis of the site or its operators, and Chainalysis is not responsible for the products, services, or other content hosted therein. Our podcasts are for informational purposes only, and are not intended to provide legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. Listeners should consult their own advisors before making these types of decisions. Chainalysis has no responsibility or liability for any decision made or any other acts or omissions in connection with your use of this material. Chainalysis does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, suitability or validity of the information in any particular podcast and will not be responsible for any claim attributable to errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies of any part of such material.  Unless stated otherwise, reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Chainalysis. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by Chainalysis employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the views of the company.    

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“L'Ether Inconnu” a pour but de faire découvrir l'écosystème Ethereum de l'intérieur.Les premiers épisodes présentent la communauté francophone, et les acteurs qui la composent.EPISODE #3 — Guillaume Ballet (Développeur à la Fondation Ethereum), l'intérêt d'Ethereum et de la décentralisationDans cet épisode, vous en apprendrez plus sur:les fondamentaux de ce qu'est une Blockchain ce qu'est un client Ethereum et en particulier Geth, le client majoritaireles interactions des “core devs” avec le reste de l'écosystème et leurs challengesl'historique, la philosophie et le futur de la fondation Ethereumson opinion sur ce qui bloque une adoption par le plus grand nombreLiens:• Guillaume Ballet: https://twitter.com/gballet• Les Ethplorateurs (podcast): https://www.buzzsprout.com/2048500• Le client Geth: geth.ethereum.org• Blog de la Fondation Ethereum: blog.ethereum.org• Pour en apprendre plus sur Ethereum: Ethereum.orgPour me suivre et donner vos retours, via Twitter/X:Nathan SexerHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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In Folge 28 diskutieren Sebastian und Joachim alles rund um Wetten, die nichts mit Sport zu tun haben: Politikwetten, Novelty-Bets, und die verschiedenen Wettanbieter, bei denen solche Wetten insbesondere im Fokus stehen. Joachims Wettblog:https://www.crimsoncorporation.de/ ( Crimsoncorporation.de) | Joachim auf Twitter: https://twitter.com/crimsonceo (@crimsonceo) ________________________________________________ Show Notes & Links(00:00) Intro/Begrüßung (00:24) Immer Probleme mit der Technik (02:08) Rückblick https://richtig-wetten.captivate.fm/episode/richtig-wetten-27-von-einem-neuen-sponsor-der-beantwortung-einer-besonderen-email-und-covid-warnhinweisen-bei-podcastanbietern (auf Folge 27) (03:01) Mitgefühl mit dem bwin-Support (04:14) Bwin wird niemals unser Sponsor (05:05) Geschichte von Nicht-Sportwetten (05:21) Politikwetten und ihre Historie, siehe dazu auch: https://www.bol.de/suche?sq=Sports+Betting+and+Bookmaking+-+An+American+History (Sports Betting and Bookmaking - An American History) von Arne K. Lang (05:54) Handicapwetten in der Politik (06:30) Local-Bookie-System in den USA (09:04) Politikwetteneinsätze im 19. Jahrhundert (10:03) Ruderrennen Oxford vs. Cambridge (11:25) Weitere Nicht-Sportwetten-Beispiele (12:08) Joachims erster Politikwetten-Kontakt im Jahr 2008 (14:53) Vorteile Wettmarkt gegenüber Umfragen (15:37) Börse schlägt Buchmacher (16:42) Präsidentschaftswahl in Frankreich (17:23) Eurovision Song Contest 2010 (18:18) SMS-Abstimmung (20:31) Endlich der Geistesblitz (21:25) Absurde Wettmöglichkeiten auf US-Präsidenten (22:41) Amtsenthebungsverfahrensversuch bei Trump (23:30) Wettabrechnung bei Todesfall (25:36) Nate Silver und Intrade (https://richtig-wetten.captivate.fm/episode/richtig-wetten-22-vom-sozialvertraglichen-fruhableben-des-wett-insiders-von-nate-silver-und-von-ein-paar-anderen-fragen (über Nate Silver geht es auch in Folge #22)) (26:17) Nur Nicht-Sportwetten auf Intrade (26:45) Klimawetten und Arabischer Frühling (29:03) Sebastian und die englische Thronfolge (29:41) Das unrühmliche Intrade-Ende (33:27) Patrick (34:15) E-Mail-Wirrwarr und CC (35:42) https://fairlay.com/market/organization-to-put-human-being-on-mars-first-49/ (Fairlay und die Mars-Wette) (36:30) Augur, https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum (Ethereum) und Blockchain (39:41) Nachteile dezentralisierter Wettbörsen (43:22) https://augur.net/app/ (Augur Turbo) mit https://polygon.technology/ (Polygon-Blockchain) (44:52) Langzeitwetten und ihre Probleme (47:53) Sebastian gegen das System (48:43) Zwei Wetten in Folge 29 (48:54) Verabschiedung/Outro

Episode Summary:Bitcoin RSI (relative strength index) has dipped below 40% so it does look like Bitcoin is becoming oversold. This would give a solid buying opportunity using dollar cost averaging method.  What is dollar cost averaging? Dollar cost averaging is an investment strategy that reduces volatility for your trades by breaking down a sum of money into smaller portions to trade with. Ethereum Ethereum may have a little bit left in it to rally. This this is a very pivotal time for Ethereum as it is below the 50 day moving average, as well as the 25 day moving average.  Dogecoin Dogecoin has been trading below its 25 day moving average for quite some time. Now with RSI is sitting at 40%, it is a relatively strong time to be looking to purchase some this coin. But with a significant downtrend, Dogecoin may not be ready for the reversal.Host:Joe Dewitt Follow at: https://twitter.com/metabitzCrypto Heat MapSubscribe to our Benzinga Crypto Youtube ChannelSubscribe to Moon or Bust PodcastPast Episodes of Daily CryptoDisclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.Questions? Ask at joedewitt@benzinga.com and we will answer!Unedited Transcript:Hey everybody happy Wednesday. My name is Joe Dewitt, and this is the crypto breakdown today. I'm going to discuss if now is the time to be buying the dip and everything we need to know about blue-chip cryptos moving forward, starting off per usual with Bitcoin. Bitcoin has been down trending for a few days.So taking a look over at Bitcoin, Bitcoin has been down trending for the last week and a half. Although today we are sitting at 4% up on the day. Now Bitcoin price is in a position to rally here. It looks like momentum is coming in strong with buying pressure. As volume is continuing to grow. Now, the concern I do have is a lot of media and institutional investors are displaying the notion of a bear market or a longer correction for Bitcoin.Now, as one of the oldest rumors, By the rumors sell the news at a time like this. When everyone is concerned about something like this, um, it almost shows that the reversal is upon us as the RSI relative strength index has dipped below 40% does look like Bitcoin is becoming oversold. Now, this would give a solid buying opportunity, which is what I would call dollar cost averaging.For those of you that don't know what dollar cost averaging is, it is essentially an investment strategy that reduces volatility for your trades. By essentially what it is, is breaking down a sum of money into smaller portions to. So, for example, if you wanted to invest $500 into Bitcoin, you would essentially purchase $150 of Bitcoin today.Wait a few days, or even the next day, and you'd purchase $150 again, and then you'd wait a few more days or you wait for the price to move in the direction that you want to lower the average of your purchases. No, this has been a proven way to get better, um, trades just by, um, averaging out the average price that you buy at on the alternative side to spending all your trade in one transaction, which could be good, could be bad.It allows for, um, a little bit less volatility, but as Bitcoin is currently trending, I think this is definitely an opportunity to dollar cost. Now taking a look over at a theorem, uh, three rooms candlestick for the day, actually just tested its current support level sitting at about $2,670. The Ethereum price is up 5% today and Ethereum may have a little bit left in it to rally.As volume is coming in relative strength index sitting at 4,500. Now, this is a very pivotal time for a theorem here as it is below the 50 day. Moving average, as well as the 25 day moving average. Now there was a golden cross recently, which is the 25 day moving below that 50 day moving average, which means a recent price is now getting lower than that.Long-term price of that 50 day moving average and does signify. A bit of a downtrend, although we have been down trending for about two months now, and this could absolutely be a reversal time for Ethereum. Here has price looks to push above that 25 day moving average. Um, within the next few weeks, if price action can get above that level, it could easily push towards that 3,200 resistance that we have battled a few times on, which will be our new.Target. I'm just taking a look over at Ethereum. It is definitely a good opportunity to dollar cost average. One thing I would say to look for when you are looking to dollar cost average is draw out some levels, um, or use a TD sequential to see some levels of resistance and support that have been previously used and draw some, draw, some momentum levels there and zones to see actually where price is bouncing.So on price falls to a lower level of a zone and faces very strong support. That is usually a good opportunity to be buying. Push towards that next level of resistance. Now this is not always the case as sometimes price action will fall below. Um, but that is the point of dollar cost averaging is that one, it falls lower than you would purchase even more.And the idea is that we never actually know where price is moving or where it's going to go. And that's why dollar cost averaging helps us stay prepared for what might happen. Now. Finally, taking a look over at dos. Doge coin was looking pretty good for a few weeks back in early February. Um, now I would say I'm not so sure we are facing down towards the floor here sitting at about 12 cents that we have visited about a month ago.And dose one has been trading below its 25 day moving average for quite some time. Now RSI is sitting at 40%, so it is a relatively strong time to be looking to purchase some those coin. But with a significant downtrend, I am not quite sure. Doge coin is ready for the reversal. So if you were looking to buy the dip on those coin, what I would recommend here would be to wait for those coin price to hit that 11 cents as price is a approaching a new floor.The RSI percentage level could definitely get a little bit lower getting down towards that 30%. Doge coin has been accumulating, lower highs, as well as lower lows. There has been no sign of a reversal. So I would say doge coin has a bit more room to fall. As price looks to fall down towards that 11 cents.That may be a good opportunity to dollar cost average for some doge coin. Now on the upward swing dose coin has strong resistance sitting at 15. As price reclaims at 15 cents, that could be a good selling opportunity to make some profits as well as dollar cost average on the way up as we hope to approach that 20 cents at the 50 day, moving average.Now, these are just some opportunities of some of our most talked about coins to buy the dip. Although keep in mind what I'm mentioning with the dollar cost averaging is I'm not necessarily saying that this is the lowest that these coins will go or that this is the prime time to buy the dip. What I like to say is with the dollar cost averaging is.Space out your transactions into a few days, if not even a few weeks to actually get a step ahead of the direction that it's moving, rather than making just one big purchase and waiting to see which direction it goes, make smaller purchases on the way down and on the way up to help average out your price.That's all the time we have for today. Guys. Thank you so much for doing. You can follow, subscribe to the podcast, which will all be in the description below. Have a great day quickly. I just want to say that this is not financial advice. I encourage everyone out there to please do your own research before investing in cryptocurrencies, as they are very volatile assets.Did you know nearly all stock price changes of 10% or more result from a single news headline? That's right. News headlines have a unique ability to drive stock prices up or down. These news catalysts create trading opportunities every day. All you need is a little help to reach out and take them. And if you're looking to grow your portfolio, it doesn't matter if your investment budget is small or big and easy to read stream of news headlines will increase your opportunities to profit from price changes in the stock market.Consolidate a knowledge-based investment strategy and grow your portfolio. 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In this episode of Crypto Over Coffee, Hashoshi sheds like on the recent update to the topic of Ethereum 2.0, more specifically, the shift away from the ETH 2.0 naming convention to a more apt nomenclature for the future of the Ethereum blockchain. Hashoshi also discusses the potential date for the merge to Proof of Stake. Links: (sponsor)

What are the differences between Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, and Ethereum 2.0? Welcome to the cryptohunt jam where we spend one minute a day to explain crypto. In plain english. Today, let's dig into the history of Ethereum and understand why there are several different versions of it. At first, there was only one Ethereum - the original blockchain that is able to execute smart contracts. But it suffered a very costly hack in 2016: About $50m dollars worth of Ethereum were stolen by a single hacker. The Ethereum community was looking at two paths forward at the time: Just move on and accept the hack, or roll back the blockchain to revert it. Think of it as going back in time in your bank account history, as if nothing new happened. Ultimately, both options happened simultaneously in a so-called “fork”. The original Ethereum lived on after rolling back and restoring the balances to before the hack, and a copy was split off that did not roll back. That copy is known as Ethereum Classic, and the modified original is today's well-known Ethereum. They have operated completely separately since the split despite their shared origin. That brings us to Ethereum 2. It is an upcoming, major update to Ethereum, which will bring much faster and more affordable transactions to the blockchain. And again, the blockchain will split in two - Ethereum and Ethereum 2. The creators assume though that most, if not all, participants will simply transition over to Ethereum 2, this time without fighting over the future. And next time we take a brief look at the entire history of crypto. Disclaimer: This podcast references our opinion and is for information purposes only. It is not intended to be investment advice. Do your own research and seek a duly licensed professional for investment advice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cryptohunt/message

The Bear Case & Bull Case for Ethereum

Happy 6th Birthday, Ethereum. Ethereum (ETH) special episode. Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com Token Metrics Media LLC is a regular publication of information, analysis and commentary focused especially on blockchain technology and business, cryptocurrency, blockchain-based tokens, market trends, and trading strategies. Like the podcast to let us know you like the content!

Happy 6th Birthday, Ethereum. Ethereum (ETH) special episode. Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com Token Metrics Media LLC is a regular publication of information, analysis and commentary focused especially on blockchain technology and business, cryptocurrency, blockchain-based tokens, market trends, and trading strategies. Like the podcast to let us know you like the content!

Recently, a new upgrade went live for Ethereum—and the crypto world will never be the same again! Among the changes, a new fee structure has Ethereum fans singing and miners cringing. Tune into episode 34 of the Crypto for Newborns podcast and find out whether we're headed for Ethereum delirium or pandemonium! Resources: https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-hotly-anticipated-london-hard-fork-is-now-live (Article: Ethereum's Hotly Anticipated ‘London' Hard Fork Is Now Live) Article: https://www.coindesk.com/valid-points-why-eip-1559-makes-debugging-ethereum-dapps-harder (Valid Points: Why EIP 1559 Makes Debugging Ethereum Dapps Harder) Article: https://academy.ivanontech.com/blog/what-is-eip-1559-and-will-ethereum-go-deflationary-with-it (What is EIP-1559 and Will Ethereum Go Deflationary With It?) Definition: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hard-fork.asp (Hard Fork) Wikipedia – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum (Ethereum entry) Article: https://cointelegraph.com/news/ethereum-s-london-berlin-and-shanghai-forks-and-their-role-in-serenity (Ethereum's London, Berlin and Shanghai forks and their role in Serenity) If you would like to donate a bit of cryptocurrency to the Crypto for Newborns podcast, feel free to send as much as you'd like – far be it from me to inhibit your generosity! I'm accepting Ethereum right now but if you're compelled to send me some other kind, email me at your earliest convenience! $ETH 0x0789f67C8F889f58130959F4E1F5E9C8F99d49F1 Thanks for tuning in!

Sofia Garcia is the co-founder of ARTXCODE, a digital arts gallery specializing in algorithmic artwork both off and on the blockchain. She has spent the majority of her career simultaneously working in the financial industry as a technical design strategist, designing and developing accessible web applications at scale. As the lead curator of ARTXCODE, she has organized multiple sold-out exhibitions and has been selling blockchain-backed artwork since early 2019. The episode covers what NFTs are and how they are impacting the fine-arts and collectibles world, how to assess their value, and how they may benefit society as the technology - and asset class - become more widely adopted.SHOW NOTESARTXCODE GALLERY - Sofia's Digital Galleryhttps://www.instagram.com/artxcode.io/ Ethereum - Ethereum is a community-run blockchain technology that powers decentralized applications; it's also the creators of the cryptocurrency ether (ETH)OpenSea - the Google of NFTsCryptovoxels - a virtual world powered by the Etherrum blockchainERC-721 - a standard interface for non-fungible tokens, also known as deedsProcessing - a sketchbook and computing language for learning how to code within the context of the visual artsCodeArt - Miami-based non-profit working to increase girls studying computer science LaunchCode - nonprofit offering free tech education and job placement opportunities for folks from nontraditional tech pathways

Next big DeFi player to compete with Ethereum? Ethereum to lose the DeFi game? Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com​ Token Metrics Media LLC is a regular publication of information, analysis and commentary focused especially on blockchain technology and business, cryptocurrency, blockchain-based tokens, market trends, and trading strategies. Like the podcast to let us know you like the content!

Next big DeFi player to compete with Ethereum? Ethereum to lose the DeFi game? Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com​ Token Metrics Media LLC is a regular publication of information, analysis and commentary focused especially on blockchain technology and business, cryptocurrency, blockchain-based tokens, market trends, and trading strategies. Like the podcast to let us know you like the content!

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Are we biased towards Ethereum (ETH)? Ethereum vs all the other blockchains. Become a smarter investor and subscribe to Token Metrics today. Use the coupon code YOUTUBEFAM to get a 10% lifetime discount below. https://tokenmetrics.com Follow us on social media below: ► Telegram Alerts Channel: https://t.me/TokenMetricsAlerts ► Telegram Discussion Group: https://t.me/TokenMetricsDiscussion ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/tokenmetricsinc ► Instagram: https://instagram.com/tokenmetrics ► Facebook: https://facebook.com/tokenmetrics Token Metrics Media LLC is a regular publication of information, analysis and commentary focused especially on blockchain technology and business, cryptocurrency, blockchain-based tokens, market trends, and trading strategies. Token Metrics Media LLC does not provide individually tailored investment advice and does not take a subscriber’s or anyone’s personal circumstances into consideration when discussing investments; nor is Token Metrics Media LLC, registered as an investment adviser or broker-dealer in any jurisdiction. Information contained herein is not an offer or solicitation to buy, hold, or sell any security. The Token Metrics Media LLC team has advised and invested in many blockchain companies. A complete list of their advisory roles and current holdings can be viewed here: tokenmetrics.com/disclosures.

Join Marty as he sits down with Matthew Black, co-founder of Atomic Finance, to discuss: - Building on Ethereum - Ethereum's limitations - ETH 2.0 transition - DeFi on Ethereum, is it legit? - Non-custodial DeFi on Bitcoin? - Bitcoin + DLCs - much more Follow Matthew on Twitter Shoutout to this week's sponsors. Cash App. Start #stackingsats today. Use the promo code: "stackingsats" to receive $10 and contribute $10 to OWLS Lacrosse when you download the app.

We unstack:► Crazy Stories about Ethereum► Ethereum's Gifting Culture► Key evolutions in DeFi► Camila's worldview on money► Social money & $CAMI Coin► Becoming an entrepreneur and running The DeFiant+ more!TIMESTAMP05:06 Stories about Ethereum09:10 Camila's 64ETH gift + Ethereum's gifting culture13:26 Onboarding to DeFi19:25 Key evolutions in DeFi27:20 Camila's worldview on money32:37 Buying Dollars on the black market in Argentina36:43 Social money + $CAMI Coin46:14 Being an entrepreneur and running The DeFiantFOLLOW OUR GUEST@CamiRusso@DefiantNewsFOLLOW AMBER GROUPTwitter: https://twitter.com/ambergroup_ioEmail: contact@ambergroup.ioWebsite: https://www.ambergroup.io/#AmberGroup #TheDefiant #InfiniteMachine #CUPofCrypto #CryptoUnstacked #DeFiDefined #CryptoTwitter #DeFi #MakerDAO #Compound #Aave #Yearn #Uniswap #Bancor #Curve #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Bloomberg #Argentina #Inflation #USD #PersonalTokens #ROLL #AlexMasmej #CAMI #Coin

Episode: #21 July 13, 2020 Ethereum turns 5 on July 30th! That's 5 years of history. Five years of progress. Time enough to change the world? We sit down with Vitalik Buterin and walk through Ethereum's past, present, and future. Has the vision changed? Has ETH earned its price? What about monetary policy? How's Vitalik feeling about the future? Is ETH a triple-point asset? It seems clear that Vitalik believes the Ethereum community is its strongest asset. This band of Athenians isn't just here to vanquish foes, it's here to build a digital civilization for the world. Not burn it down. Build it up.  Vitalik believes crypto is standing strong as one of the few remaining things that's genuinely international. And as we witness the balkanization of the digital world, the open door to cooperation that Ethereum provides is exactly what humanity needs in order to thrive in the 21st century.  Happy 5th Birthday Ethereum! The world needs you now more than ever.  We cover: How Vitalik's feeling about Ethereum PAST: Times when Vitalik was far less optimistic Has Ethereum matched the original vision? Identity in an independent digital civilization PRESENT: Does Vitalik like or hate DeFi? Vitalik's biggest concern for DeFi Thoughts on liquidity mining The goods & bads of speculation Have we earned the price? FUTURE: 3 problems we face now Spartans vs Athenians - who wins? Is Ethereum a nation, a religion, a technology? How Etheruem is like Briton  ETH THE ASSET Is ETH a triple point asset? Solidifying ETH's monetary policy LIGHTNING ROLLUP ROUND Gas fees are too high? ETH flippening BTC? Low hanging fruit? HIs favorite ETH killer? And more... Join us next Monday for a fresh episode! ----- Tools from our sponsors to go bankless: Rocket Dollar - tax shelter your crypto ($50 w/ "BANKLESS") Ramp - the fiat onramp for DeFi (mention Bankless!) Monolith - holy grail of bankless Visa cards Aave - money lego for lending & borrowing ----- Resources discussed: The Ethereum whitepaper Roadmap for Ethereum Ethereum's monetary policy (it's underrated!) ----- Episode Actions: Review Ethereum timeline (up to 2019) Listen to our fave episodes on Ethereum 3 - Economic Bandwidth 4 - Ether: The Triple Point Asset 7 - Ether’s Value Mechanisms  20 - The Ethereum Opportunity | Chris Burniske Give us a 5-star review on Apple iTunes! Also...subscribe to Bankless YouTube to watch State of the Nation every Tuesday. ----- Subscribe to podcast on iTunes | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed Leave a review on iTunes Share the episode with someone you know! ----- Don't stop at the podcast! Subscribe to the Bankless newsletter program Watch Bankless shows and tutorials on YouTube Visit official Bankless website for resources Follow Bankless on Twitter Follow Ryan on Twitter Follow David on Twitter ----- Not financial or tax advice. This podcast is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions.  Do your own research.

Conversación con Evan Van Ness, de Week en Ethereum NewsTe doy la bienvenida al episodio 35 del podcast de BTCenEspañol con un amigo que ha dado su primer podcast en español.Pero antes que eso, como te comenté la semana pasada, hicimos un cambio de imagen de BTCenEspañol y a partir de esta semana, y para aquellos fans de YouTube, hemos creado un nuevo canal donde podrás escuchar los podcasts directamente en YouTube!Puedes encontrarla si lo buscas como BTCenEspanol Podcast. Te comparto el link en la descripción del episodio. -> https://btcen.es/pod-ytMuchas gracias CoinFabrik por el apoyo para que este episodio sea posible. Para aquellos que no conocen CoinFabrik, desde el 2014 ha trabajado en más de 100 proyectos en cripto activos y blockchain.CoinFabrik se focaliza en servicios de auditorias en seguridad, desarrollo de software, consultoría e investigación.Si necesitas ayuda con tus proyectos blockchain te invito a que visites su pagina web coinfabrik.com (con k al final), donde tendrás más información sobre sus servicios y puedes ponerte en contacto directo con ellos.Hoy te presento una conversación diferente con un referente del ecosistema de Ethereum a nivel mundial. En 2016 comenzó un newsletter que se ha convertido en un referente para el ecosistema y ha hecho un trabajo incansable durante los últimos 4 años para comunicar las novedades.El invitado de hoy, es de Texas y su esposa es argentina, por lo que habla un español texano, pero muy entendible.Estoy hablando de Evan Van Ness, de Week en Ethereum NewsEn la conversación hablamos de:Su comienzo en Bitcoin antes de que se mine el 1er bloque.Porque Bitcoin no tiene mucho sentido para él.Cómo conoció EthereumCómo nació Week en Ethereum News en 2016 y su historia con ConsenSysCómo han sido los últimos 3 años en el ecosistemaBitcoin vs Ethereum vs ShitcoinsPor qué piensa que Ethereum se merece ser el número 1Ethereum 2.0El desafío principal para que haya más adopción.Las 3 Aplicaciones que recomiendaCuál es su visión sobre el 2do semestre del 2020 dentro del ecosistema EthereumImplementaciones privadas de EthereumDevCon 6 en Colombia en 2021y mucho más...Puedes conectar directamente con Evan en Twitter si la buscas como @evan_van_ness https://twitter.com/evan_van_nessy como siempre, si te gusta este podcast, déjanos tus comentarios en twitter y compártelo a aquellos que les pueda interesar. [LINKS]Week in Ethereum News: https://weekinethereumnews.com/PoolTogether: https://www.pooltogether.com/Compound: https://compound.finance/

Ethereum was invented in 2013 and brought to life in 2014 by Vitalik Buterin. Unlike the Bitcoin network which was designed for Bitcoin transactions only, Ethereum is a do it yourself platform for decentralised apps (or Dapps) that uses smart contracts. ‘Ether' is the Ethereum network's currency and it is used for running Dapps. Ethereum is a platform that makes it possible for any developer to write and distribute next-generation decentralised applications. Borrowing the concept of distributed consensus and cryptographic proof that makes cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin so effective in trustless payments, Ethereum extends the use of these technologies to trustless agreements. This allows developers to easily build innovative new products on a censorship and collusion-resistant foundation. One misconception is that people think that ethereum is a cryptocurrency. The truth is the ethereum is actually a blockchain. The currency that's used on that Blockchain is called ether. So when people are talking about the price of ethereum, they're actually talking about the price of ether. Unlike Bitcoin, which has a 21 million coin cap. Ethereum has no limit on the number of coins that can be in circulation or produced. Unlike Bitcoin, however, ethereum is more capable. CoinCasso is a cryptocurrency exchange platform that is breaking the mould of traditional platforms. We are using our patented hybrid exchange utilising benefits from both decentralised and centralised exchanges. Visit our website: https://coincasso.com Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coincasso Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coincasso

Lane Retting works at the Ethereum Foundation. He is a hacker and polyglot with an affinity for East Asian languages.   In this episode, Lane and I discuss:   The journey to a brand new Ethereum – Ethereum 2.0 (code named “Serenity”). We discuss what Serenity’s roadmap looks like, and when it’s expected to ship We discuss Lane’s work on ewasm And of course, we discuss governance, proof-of-stake, sharding, “Plasma,” and much more!

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For most firms getting a good understanding of what is blockchain and its possible use is a challenging exercise. Once that has been established a further decision has to be made regarding whether or not to build their blockchain solution on a public or private blockchain system. Within the first two weeks of January 2019, both the public and private blockchain proponents expressed their views on the merits of their systems. For this podcast we had the pleasure of having Richard Brown, Chief Technology Officer at R3, the builders of Corda, a private blockchain system, express his views.   Who is R3? R3 is an enterprise software company that produces an open-source blockchain called Corda. Corda was first launched in 2016, initially for financial services sectors, mainly banks. However, it was the insurance industry that helped broaden Corda’s view and utility as a blockchain for other industries. Now in 2019, Corda has launched the 4thversion of Corda which has already been adopted by finance, insurance, healthcare, government, and the oil and gas industry.   What is blockchain? What is interesting to know is that in the early days of R3 they didn’t begin with the ambition or the intention of building a blockchain platform. R3 began as a collaborative exercise between a large number of large firms to try and figure out what is blockchain and what the opportunities and implications it might have. The conclusion they came out with regarding “What is blockchain?” is that blockchain is a technology or an approach to building systems that allows multiple parties who want to transact, but who don’t fully trust each other to do so in a way that allows each and every one of them to know what they see on their computer is exactly the same as what their counterparts sees on theirs. This massively drives down duplication costs, errors, inconsistencies and the need for reconciliation which allows firms to focus on solving business problems and transacting with their counterparts. Essentially, once you know what you see is accurate, that you know the information you’re working on is correct, you can make decisions more quickly and with more confidence.   Busting the myth of private blockchains - Consensys On the 3rdof January an author at Consensys, an Ethereum based blockchain technology company, published a blog post entitled “Busting the Myth of Private Blockchains”, whose main point was to explain why enterprises shouldn’t use private blockchains in business: Business networks need resilience, interoperability, permissioning, and privacy to succeed. These requirements, however, are out of scope for proprietary distributed ledgers, let alone traditional database technologies. The Ethereum blockchain’s granular privacy layers and public-first approach make it a powerful enterprise solution for organizations that need the flexibility of an in-house platform and that want the global reach to participate in economies of scale.     The Rebutal – Busting the myth of public blockchains for business On the 14th of January, Richard wrote a blog post “Busting the myth of public blockchains for business”. In this blog post he debunks three of the main arguments the Ethereum community makes on why business should build on Ethereum: Ethereum has the largest community of developers. For any firm new to blockchain deciding which platform to use can be complicated. A common argument used by the Ethereum blockchain community was to go to the platform with the most developers. Ethereum has the most advanced tools and the best technology. This argument essentially builds on the first since Ethereum has the largest community of developers. Anchoring your private transactions onto a public chain is more secure. Public chains are more immutable than ‘insecure’ private networks and so you should ‘anchor’ your private transactions to prevent malicious parties rolling back your transactions behind your back.”

In this week’s episode we get an insight into how blockchain can enable ‘mutualisation’ and learn about social insurance from VouchForMe. Our guest is Matt Peterman, Founder, VouchForMe and InsurePal. Matt’s experience spans private equity and fraud detection in the insurance industry. It was roughly 3 years ago that Matt realized that ‘mutualisation’ in insurance was gone – this realization led to Matt co-founding InsurePal.   Breaking down the jargon What is blockchain? “Blockchain is a mechanism where we can send information and money at the same time through non-centralized institutions.” Matt provides the example of Ethereum by highlighting that instead of sending money through Swift, people can now send money through a network for 25,000 miners (who form the Ethereum network) in a P2P (peer-to-peer) manner.   What is Ethereum? “Ethereum is a software of the future (economy.)” Matt makes a profound statement that Ethereum is ‘a software’ and not ‘the software’ i.e. it is still early days in the blockchain/crypto world and only time will tell which software (public blockchain) prevails and reaches mass adoption. In this light, a recent article published on CoinDesk sheds some light onto why public blockchains are yet not suitable for enterprise needs. There are indications that the technology needs time to mature to become enterprise grade.   Permissioned blockchain v/s Ethereum (public blockchain) Matt highlights that the Ethereum network is secured by over 25,000 nodes whereas a permissioned blockchain network implemented by a consortium might have as few as 4 or 5 nodes securing the network. A node may be thought of as a point where information is confirmed, stored and validated.   The notion of ‘mutualisation’ From an underwriter’s perspective From his experience in fraud detection, Matt recalls that there is a lot of opportunistic fraud and premium leakage in the insurance industry today. The Association of British Insurers concluded that there is one insurance scam roughly each minute! At the point of underwriting, there are numerous scams such as prospective policyholders claiming they have a garage for their car, when, in-fact they do not. Insurance companies today are trying to fight fraud by using big data or by trying to link customer provided data with other data-points including social media (Facebook, Google etc.) A mindset problem Matt points out that people think of insurance as a necessary evil. In some cases, insurance companies are thought of as government-sponsored entities which can be ‘used’ to obtain money from time to time! As Matt suggests, most people forget that these malicious activities increase the cost of claims which in-turn increases the premium charged to the end customers. In the UK alone (for FY 2016), insurance fraud cost the industry $1.3 billion and the industry spent $200 million trying to combat fraud. The origins of insurance can be traced back to Edward Lloyd’s coffeehouse where parties agreed to share risk (which reduces fraud) and it is this notion that VouchForMe is trying to bring back using blockchain.   ‘VouchForMe’ The notion of 3rdparty underwriting Traditional underwriting involves pricing using data made available by the customer and augmented data (with permission) from Facebook, Google etc. At ‘VouchForMe’, prospective policyholders are asked if they have many friends or family who would guarantee or vouch for them. ‘Vouching’ for a prospective policyholder means pre-authorizing a credit card to pay out a maximum of pre-agreed sum in the event of a claim by the prospective policyholder. There are two advantages that this scheme has: Reduction in adverse selection – Prospective policyholders are much more likely to be good drivers or good home-owners since they have a counter-party willing to vouch for them. This means that ‘VouchForMe’ has overall a better than average risk pool.

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“It’s a horse race. If someone else is catching up, we can see that and transition.” - Dave Levine (click to tweet) We’ve all heard about Bitcoin, but what about Ethereum? Ethereum is the boring infrastructure, the blockchain that every new crypto technology seems to be building on top of. It’s the thing behind-the-scenes that is getting everyone rich. Yet Bitcoin gets all the headlines. So the question becomes: which do you put your money into? The coin with all the hype or the technology that’s underneath it all? On today’s episode of The Tai Lopez BitcoinCrypto Mentor Mastermind show we are joined by Dave Levine. Dave is the world’s certified expert at detecting which crypto technologies deserve our attention. With his personal business on autopilot making $14 million/year, Dave has committed his entire life to researching and understanding cryptocurrency. His insights are rooted in fact and will undoubtedly help propel us to make the $700,000 he’s made in the past year investing in cryptocurrency. Don’t forget! You can also listen to The Tai Lopez Show on Spotify! Click “Follow” and let me know what you think! “It’s not just about how much something can go up but how much it can go down.” - Dave Levine (click to tweet) Points to Keep In Mind Instead of looking how much something can go up, ask how much it can go down Ethereum is the founder of the consensus algorithm Even if companies catch up, they are the technological innovator Bitcoin is slower and not innovating The internet will be replaced by blockchain by making it more secure Take your time; many innovations will come from this We didn’t know social media when the Internet was invented Once it becomes efficient, the opportunity to make money will go down The people making money in the stock market are the hedge fund algorithmic mass-traders Important that Wall Street isn’t here yet; cryptocurrency threatens people’s perception of money