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Theo cáo trạng của Tòa án liên bang ở Brooklyn (Mỹ), một hacker người Canada đã đánh cắp 47 triệu USD tiền mã hóa từ dự án blockchain Kyber Network của người Việt và rửa tiền. Hiện tại người này đang lẩn trốn.

Client teams plan to deactivate their Goerli validators. Kyber Network recovers $4.7 million. Sealed.art launches its NFT marketplace. And the Uniswap Foundation writes a comment letter to the IRS.

TN Lee is the CoFounder of Pendle Finance and a CoFounding member of Kyber Network. In this episode, we explain Pendle Finance and provide a rare guide to DeFi yield trading strategies within the increasingly popular protocol. Pendle was a breakout star in DeFi during the doldrums of the crypto bear market, and if you listen to the ethos behind TN Lee, you'll soon understand why. Pendle aims to reimagine the traditional finance interest derivative market, worth over $400 trillion in notional value, but instead as a trustless DeFi money lego, where anyone with a crypto wallet can execute yield strategies such as earning fixed yield or longing the stETH yield rate. We would highly recommend watching the podcast here on Youtube for rich visual examples, which brings many of these yield trading strategies to life with screensharing on the Pendle app. ------

Imran Mohamad is the Head of Marketing at KyberSwap. In this episode of The Edge Podcast, we cover Kyber's newest supertool for DeFi traders, built on a lifetime trading volume of $19B in data--KyberAI. Using AI, machine learning, and on-chain data, KyberAI assigns a score to how bullish or bearish a token might be over the short term (hours or days). It's an excellent example of the DeFi OG team at Kyber Network continually building to empower the average DeFi user with the most comprehensive trading experience. ------

People are losing faith in centralized crypto exchanges. With recent devlopments in the market, more and more users are moving to decentralized exchanges (DEXs) as an alternative. Today, we take a deep dive into a leading DEX aggregator with some interesting DeFi options that are worth investigating.

ConsenSys launches Merge NFTs, Kyber Network suffers a front-end attack, Bill Murray gets hacked of 119.2 ETH,  and the Ethereum Foundation (EF) is now accepting applications for the Ethereum Protocol Fellowship. Newsletter: https://ethdaily.link/signup

Both DeFi and Web 3.0 are potential game changers in the finance industry, having the chance to bring about economic and social benefits. However, at this early stage, many questions such as regulatory frameworks and accessibility continue to be asked. Imran Mohamad, Head of Marketing, Kyber Network & KyberSwap.com discusses how DeFi and Web 3.0 could potentially transform the finance world in the near future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

幻冬舎のブロックチェーン/暗号資産（仮想通貨）/web3専門メディア「あたらしい経済（New economy）」によるaudible特別番組第26弾の試聴コンテンツです。 今回はKyber Network Japan Manager 堀次泰介氏にご出演いただき、DeFi（分散型金融）をテーマにお届けします。 （聞き手：あたらしい経済 設楽悠介） 全編はアマゾンオーディブルで↓ https://www.audible.co.jp/pd/B0B2NLQP59 あたらしい経済：https://www.neweconomy.jp/ オープニング曲：小林未季

Kyber Network (KYC): Time to Take the Money? DogeCoin (DOGE) Reacts to Elon Musk's Move. Do you hold Kyber Network (KYC)? Is it Time to Take the Money? Elon Musk make move on Twitter, How does DogeCoin (DOGE) Reacts? ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● Check out Token Metrics Apparel: https://shop.tokenmetrics.com Link to Crypto Investing Guide Audiobook: http://tmt.link/audible Link to Crypto Investing Guide on Amazon: http://tmt.link/amazon Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com Or Sign up for our Weekly Newsletter at https://bit.ly/3B9OVDP for the latest in crypto trends, news and analyses, and promos!! 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! Blog: https://blog.tokenmetrics.com/ Forum: https://forum.tokenmetrics.com/ Follow us on social media below: Telegram Alerts Channel: https://t.me/TokenMetrics 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 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.

Kyber Network (KYC): Time to Take the Money? DogeCoin (DOGE) Reacts to Elon Musk's Move. Do you hold Kyber Network (KYC)? Is it Time to Take the Money? Elon Musk make move on Twitter, How does DogeCoin (DOGE) Reacts? ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● Check out Token Metrics Apparel: https://shop.tokenmetrics.com Link to Crypto Investing Guide Audiobook: http://tmt.link/audible Link to Crypto Investing Guide on Amazon: http://tmt.link/amazon Sign up for Token Metrics at https://tokenmetrics.com Or Sign up for our Weekly Newsletter at https://bit.ly/3B9OVDP for the latest in crypto trends, news and analyses, and promos!! 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! Blog: https://blog.tokenmetrics.com/ Forum: https://forum.tokenmetrics.com/ Follow us on social media below: Telegram Alerts Channel: https://t.me/TokenMetrics 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 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.

Note: This episode was originally recorded on April 4th 2020. Re-releasing since it's a holiday week, but also to preface the new chat we'll be recording soon with Jiho that we'll release early in 2022. This week Rizzle and Matthew spoke with Jiho, co-founder and Head of Growth at Axie Infinity. Major topics discussed include: the easiest way to start playing Axie Infinity, the amazing Axie community, the significance of the #PlayToEarn meme, current partnerships with Maker & Kyber Network, and a special promise to listeners of the Cent Podcast who are interested in learning how to play Axie Infinity. --- The Matthew & Rizzle Show is proudly sponsored by Proof of Beauty Studios, a lab that has been running a series of beautiful and thought-provoking generative art projects on the Ethereum blockchain. Follow Proof of Beauty Studios on Twitter to stay on the bleeding edge of tokenized digital experiences.

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Brought to you by ungrocery.com Bitcoin is up slightly at $36,032 Ethereum is up slightly at $2,709 and Binance Coin is up .5% at $391 Enzyme finance up 25% Kyber network up 17% The president of El Salvador is moving to recognize Bitcoin as legal tender within the country. FTX is paying $210 million to rename the most-valuable pro esports team from TSM to TSM FTX. Texas governor Greg Abbott signed a law to create a legal framework for cryptocurrencies and blockchain Second Digital Yuan test in Beijing.

#19 - Altcoins primárias vs secundáriasBem-vind@ ao HODLcast!Neste décimo nono episódio, depois da análise a uma série de altcoins, decidi regressar a um formato mais abrangente. O objetivo deste podcast sempre foi e será didático. Como tal, faz sentido ter diferentes tipos de abordagem. Neste caso em concreto, achei que seria relevante distinguir as altcoins entre si, não propriamente pela sua taxonomia, mas em função da sua capitalização de mercado e do grau de risco de cada investimento. Quais são as melhores altcoins para investir? Depende! :)WEBSITEhttps://www.hodlthebook.com/SOCIAL MEDIAFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/hodlthebook/Instagramhttps://instagram.com/hodlthebook/YouTubehttps://youtube.com/channel/UCt7o_HOLotD0hyKxzfHkUCASupport the show (https://www.hodlthebook.com)

Análisis fundamental semanal de los principales protocolos de Finanzas Descentralizadas (DeFi) del ecosistema Ethereum, Cosmos, Polkadot y otros. Noticias, novedades, upgrades, rediseño de "tokenomics" y colaboraciones entre proyectos. Todo aquello que el inversor de fundamentales necesita saber para gestionar su portafolio de manera eficiente. Contenido: • 00:00 | Introducción. Análisis general del estado del mercado. • 03:31 | PowerPool Finance ($CVP): protocolo que permite agrupar ("pooling") tokens de gobernanza del ecosistema DeFi de Ethereum, para que los holders incrementen sus beneficios. Power Index lanza el index token $ASSY. • 11:00 | Fei Protocol ($FEI $TRIBE): un diseño revolucionario para una nueva stablecoin en el mercado. • 18:55 | HydraDX ($HDX): protocolo de liquidez cross-chain creado en Substrate (framework para el desarrollo de DApps en que se basa la blockchain de Polkadot). • 24:51 | Kyber Network ($KNC): Anuncio del lanzamiento de Kyber 3.0, un hub de protocolos de liquidez, así como un potencial rediseño de las funciones del token $KNC. • 32:20 | Stake DAO ($SDT): multiagregador DeFi que permite automatizar numerosas estrategias de inversión. • 38:10 | Art Blocks: plataforma de arte generativo bajo demanda y en formato NFT. FlamigoDAO. CONTACTO Email: defistandard@gmail.com AVISO Todo lo expresado en nuestros vídeos son opiniones personales y en ningún caso deben tomarse como consejo financiero. Gracias por ver este video :) Si te ha gustado, dale al botón de LIKE, SUSCRIBIRSE y COMPARTIR. ¡Muchas Gracias!

🐋 Ayer una dirección de BTC movió más de mil cien millones de dólares en una transacción, la mayor transferencia de Bitcoin de la historia: - La ballena realizó lo que posiblemente es la transacción en dólares más grande en la historia de la red de BTC - En la transacción se movieron cerca de 90.000 BTC (+/- mil ciento ciento millones) pagando una comisión de sólo 3,59 dólares. - Aunque no se sabe con certeza, parece que la transacción viene de una dirección de Xapo a una dirección controlada por Coinbase, pues Coinbase adquirió parte del negocio de Xapo en 2019 - El récord de la transacción por más valor hasta el día de ayer lo tenía Bitfinex con una transacción por mil cien millones - Vale la pena destacar que en 2011 el famoso exchange Mt Gox realizó una transacción en la que movió 550 mil BTC, pero en ese momento sólo representaba 1,32 millones de dólares. Esa misma cantidad de BTC hoy sería más de 7 mil millones. 📊 Bitcoin, la mejor inversión del mundo según CEO de Abra - Abra es una wallet y exchange de criptomonedas y su CEO anunció que mantiene más del 50% de sus inversiones en Bitcoin - El anuncio lo hizo en su cuenta de Twitter - Entre las razones para su justificación, Bill Barhydt dice que la emisión limitada de BTC que nunca llegará a 21 millones y el carácter descentralizado de la criptomoneda hace que sean la mejor inversión del mundo - Además, también mencionó las posibles mejoras en privacidad, seguridad y escalabilidad con Taproot y Schnorr signatures. https://news.bit2me.com/bitcoin-la-me... 💸 DeFi llega a XRP de Ripple - Flare Finance es el protocolo de finanzas descentralizadas (DeFi) que promete llevar las potencialidades de los ecosistemas descentralizados de Ethereum a la red de Ripple - Si el proyecto es exitoso, los usuarios de la red de Ripple podrán disfrutar de las propiedades que ofrecen algunos de los protocolos DeFi de Ethereum - Como es de esperarse, Flare Finance lanzará su propio token FLR que servirá para interactuar con el protocolo - Aunque parece que hasta ahora están empezando, sería interesante ver si pueden compartir con Ethereum y todos los demás proyectos que pretenden destronar a Ethereum como la plataforma nativa de DeFi. https://news.bit2me.com/?p=5125&previ... 🏦 KyberPRO permite llevar a los creadores de mercado a DeFi - Creadores de mercado son personas u organizaciones que dan liquidez al mercado (compra y venta) - Kyber Network anunció el lanzamiento oficial de un nuevo marco de reserva flexible que permite integrar a los creadores de mercado con los protocolos DeFi - El proyecto lleva cerca de 2 años en pruebas y de ser exitoso ofrecerá beneficios a los usuarios al poder contar con mayor liquidez para realizar transacciones - De acuerdo con un estudio, entre el 70% y el 80% del volumen de negociación de Kyber es realizado por creadores de mercado profesionales, que hasta la fecha han generado más de 1.000 millones de dólares de volumen. 🐋 Número de ballenas en Bitcoin está en máximos desde 2016 - Las ballenas son grandes poseedores de bitcoin - Hasta el fin de semana, el número de direcciones con al menos 1.000 BTC era de 1,939, el máximo desde septiembre de 2016 - El número de ballenas aumentó considerablemente desde el miércoles pasado con la subida del precio de BTC y el anuncio de PayPal de empezar a aceptar la compra, venta y almacenamiento de criptomonedas. 🚀 Suscríbete a nuestro Canal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBiA... 00:00 Sumario 0:28 Expert Sessions 0:51 Primera Noticia 1:37 Segunda Noticia 2:30 Tercera Noticia 3:26 Cuarta Noticia 4:25 Quinta Noticia 5:45 Cierre #Transferencia #Ballena #Bitcoin #Blockchain #Criptomonedas 📲¡Descárgate la APP! https://bit2me.com/download Compra y vende Bitcoin , Ethereum , Litecoin , Dash, Bitcoin Cash , Ripple y otras criptomonedas . Soporte telefónico en Español . Con tarjeta VISA / Mastercard , transferencia y dinero en efectivo . El mejor monedero ( wallet ) crypto. Nuestra web: https://bit2me.com 👉 Síguenos en las redes sociales: ➡ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bit2me ➡ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bit2me ➡ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/9243641 ➡ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bit2me ➡ Telegram: https://t.me/Bit2Me_ES ➡ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Tj4kyX... ➡ iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-bit2me-... y por supuesto, dale a la campanita para activar las notificaciones 👈 ✍🏻 ¡Apunta! Conoce todos nuestros servicios: ➡ Wallet: https://bit2me.com/wallet ➡ Tikebit (compra criptomonedas en tiendas físicas): https://www.tikebit.com/inicio&lang=es ➡ Academy: https://academy.bit2me.com ➡ Crypto TV: https://tv.bit2me.com ➡ Crypto Converter: https://converter.bit2me.com ➡ Agenda de crypto eventos: https://agenda.bit2me.com ...y muchos más en nuestra web! 📲¡Descárgate la APP! https://bit2me.com/download

Most of us spend a significant amount of time cultivating our online assets. And yet, we don't actually own our slice of the digital economy. Our social media accounts and even our personal websites can be censored or taken away from us at any time by the big companies that control them. But the decentralized web is different. Matthew Gould and Bradley Kam are the cofounders of Unstoppable Domains, a crypto startup that builds censorship-resistant websites and sells blockchain domain names to fund the gateway to the decentralized web. Prior to Unstoppable, Matthew and Brad both served on the team at Talkable, the leading online platform for referrals and loyalty marketing. Today, Matthew and Brad join us to discuss what differentiates blockchain startups from traditional internet companies, explaining how they knew Unstoppable could be sustainable business. They weigh in on the challenges of managing a remote work environment and describe their unique rapport as cofounders. Listen in for insight around what the decentralized web is trying to build and learn how dWeb facilitates freedom of speech and gives us ownership of our digital assets. Topics CoveredHow Matthew and Brad got into cryptoExposure to crypto community in San FranciscoSolves some of world's fundamental problems What differentiates crypto from traditional internet businessesMust invent business model, no expertsImportant to tell story (market education) How Matthew and Brad invest in their communityProduct exploration, help companies build websitesCreate community and share ideas on Telegram What the dWeb is trying to buildInternet where users in controlLaunch business or transact from anywhere The benefits of the dWeb over the traditional internetPrevents government or company censorshipUsers own assets in digital economy How Matthew and Brad knew Unstoppable was a viable companyCustomers willing to buy NOWPrecedent for domain names as businessPotential to replace many parts of traditional web The rapport between Matthew and Brad as cofoundersMatthew develops product, Brad handles BD + growthBattle regularly over ideas but no ego involved How Matthew and Brad think about remote workHarder for managers, easier for individual contributorsOverhead higher as must invest heavily in tools What Matthew and Brad are doing to prep for hiring remotelyMake sure standardized process in placeInvest more time (15 hours per week)Matthew and Brad's personal definitions of successWorld changed because of something we didUse of blockchain domains in everyday life Most of us spend a significant amount of time cultivating our online assets. And yet, we don't actually own our slice of the digital economy. Our social media accounts and even our personal websites can be censored or taken away from us at any time by the big companies that control them. But the decentralized web is different. Matthew Gould and Bradley Kam are the cofounders of Unstoppable Domains, a crypto startup that builds censorship-resistant websites and sells blockchain domain names to fund the gateway to the decentralized web. Prior to Unstoppable, Matthew and Brad both served on the team at Talkable, the leading online platform for referrals and loyalty marketing. Today, Matthew and Brad join us to discuss what differentiates blockchain startups from traditional internet companies, explaining how they knew Unstoppable could be sustainable business. They weigh in on the challenges of managing a remote work environment and describe their unique rapport as cofounders. Listen in for insight around what the decentralized web is trying to build and learn how dWeb facilitates freedom of speech and gives us ownership of our digital assets. Topics Covered How Matthew and Brad got into cryptoExposure to crypto community in San FranciscoSolves some of world's fundamental problems What differentiates crypto from traditional internet businessesMust invent business model, no expertsImportant to tell story (market education) How Matthew and Brad invest in their communityProduct exploration, help companies build websitesCreate community and share ideas on Telegram What the dWeb is trying to buildInternet where users in controlLaunch business or transact from anywhere The benefits of the dWeb over the traditional internetPrevents government or company censorshipUsers own assets in digital economy How Matthew and Brad knew Unstoppable was a viable companyCustomers willing to buy NOWPrecedent for domain names as businessPotential to replace many parts of traditional web The rapport between Matthew and Brad as cofoundersMatthew develops product, Brad handles BD + growthBattle regularly over ideas but no ego involved How Matthew and Brad think about remote workHarder for managers, easier for individual contributorsOverhead higher as must invest heavily in tools What Matthew and Brad are doing to prep for hiring remotelyMake sure standardized process in placeInvest more time (15 hours per week) Matthew and Brad's personal definitions of successWorld changed because of something we didUse of blockchain domains in everyday life Connect with Matthew & Brad Unstoppable Domains https://unstoppabledomains.com/Unstoppable on Telegram https://t.me/unstoppabledomains Resources 20 Mission http://www.20mission.com/Jered Kenna https://twitter.com/jeredkenna Talkable https://www.talkable.com/Kyber Network https://kyber.network/Switcheo https://switcheo.network/GitLab https://about.gitlab.com/GitLab's Remote Playbook https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/WordPress https://wordpress.com/Automattic's Blog on Remote Work https://wordpress.com/blog/2020/03/20/remote-work-reader/InVision https://www.invisionapp.com/InVision's Remote Culture https://www.invisionapp.com/inside-design/build-remote-culture-bonusly/ Connect with Boost VC Boost VC Website https://www.boost.vc/Boost VC on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/boostvc/Boost VC on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoostVCBoost VC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boost_vc/

Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is up 2% at $11,750 Ethereum is up 8% at $427 XRP is up 7% at 30 cents Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Algorand up 28% Kyber network up 22% and Tron up 20% YAM is dead. Long live YAM. VPNs and other anti-censorship applications have jumped in popularity in Belarus JPMorgan appears to be in further discussions with ConsenSys.

You Can Now Trade Litecoin on the Ethereum Blockchain With Kyber. Google Cloud Partners with Ontology (ONT). Ripple: Banking app will be live in alpha version by end of the year. Garmin Coming Back Online After Hack — Was $10M Crypto Ransom Paid? Community-Verified Oracle Platform Aims to Better Chainlink's Accuracy. Reminder, all opinions expressed are just that, opinions. I am in no way offering financial advice nor advising you to do anything. This is for informational and entertainment purposes only. ✅Donate Here to support the channel! ✅ Crypto.com referral: ev2k386tnh ✅ BTC Address: bc1qf43hcj6q50tauakey33p796rwxvlrcsgyhp7ue ✅ LTC Address: LMQKwrNzSBS9xfp8gSwAu1yBnWkjvJYZ1q ✅ Link to Articles discussed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQJVVOAV5-Q --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cryptotop10/support

Loi Luu is the CEO and Co-Founder of Kyber Network - one of the best used Defi protocols in the world. Kyber is an on-chain liquidity protocol that powers decentralized applications, exchanges, funds, and DeFi lending protocols.    Why you should listen: Loi Luu has a PhD in Computer Science from the National University of Singapore, where he worked to improve the base technical layers of decentralization, scalability and security for the public blockchain infrastructure. His work benefits many blockchain companies and projects world wide and collectively these companies are worth tens of billions of US dollars. The idea for Kyber Network came from Loi's belief that he could bring the benefits of decentralized technologies to a bigger audience and facilitate real-world use cases. When a project approached him to accept a different token in addition to Ethereum, Loi realized that there was no practical solution to this problem. He then began work on developing the liquidity infrastructure for what would become known as the decentralized finance ecosystem.   Key takeaway: Kyber is the liquidity infrastructure for decentralized finance (DeFi). Kyber aggregates liquidity from diverse sources into a single pool, which provides the best rates for takers such as DApps, wallets, and DEXs. Kyber is a fully on-chain liquidity protocol that enables the decentralized exchange of crypto assets in any application. Liquidity providers are integrated into one single endpoint for takers and users. When a user requests a trade, the protocol will scan the entire network to find the reserve with the best price and take liquidity from that particular reserve. Kyber was the most used project in DeFi in 2019. To date, more than 100 blockchain projects have integrated Kyber for their liquidity needs.   Supporting links: Kyber Network Loi Luuu on Twitter Kyber on Twitter The DeFi Liquidity Vortex Andy on Twitter  Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin BNC Pro   The Crypto Conversation is sponsored by BNC Pro, the new digital wealth platform featuring an all-in-one suite of customizable, institutional-grade applications that help you manage your crypto investments. Research, chart, screen, analyze, optimize, report, and more. BNC Pro is the ultimate portfolio tool for individual or enterprise use. Streamline your workflow, manage your crypto and master this brave new asset class with BNC Pro. Go to BNC-Pro.com to create your free account. If you enjoyed the show please subscribe to the Crypto Conversation and give us a 5-star rating and a positive review in whatever podcast app you are using.

This week I have worked on the following projects where I talk about Ampleforth and Kyber Network. I emphasize on the new smart contract of Ampleforth and an introduction to Kyber Network. Ampleforth video link: https://youtu.be/_VAfp2y2sPw Kyber Network: https://kyber.org/vote ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● Crypto TIP ME & My Social Networks: https://cointr.ee/chesatochi Crypto resources page: https://chesatochi.com/resources/ Website: https://chesatochi.com ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● PS: I am not a financial adviser, and you need to do your own research. ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬●

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is down 1.5% at $9,103 Ethereum is down 1% at 227 and XRP is up slightly at 18 cents Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Maidsafe up 1% and Kyber Network up 18% New York Digital Investment Group raised 190 million for one of it’s bitcoin funds. The European Innovation Council has awarded $5.5 million to six winners of the blockchains for social good program. Alex Masmej is giving $ALEX token holders control of his life. IOHK has launched a $20 million fund for ecosystem startups.

Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is up 1% at $9,197 Ethereum is up slightly at 228 and XRP is up slightly at 18 cents Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Aave up 17% and Kyber Network up 16% The ZenGo wallet service discovered a double-spend vulnerability in its competitors wallets. Crypto custodian Curv raised a 23 million dollar series A. Lawyers in washington DC can now accept crypto as payment for services. The UK high court of justice has ordered the exchange GPay to shutter.

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency headlines Bitcoin is up slightly at $9751 Ethereum is up slightly $244 XRP is up slightly at 20 cents Top gainers in the last 24 hours Bolt up 97% Maker up 22% Kyber Network up 24% Bitmain power struggle continues. Elrond challenges users to 'break it's blockchain' issues 60k bounty.

DeFi nerds, tune in! This week we discuss whether decentralized exchanges can build moats, or whether they'll be commoditized. Deniz Omer (@DenizOmer), Head of Ecosystem at Kyber Network, joins me in discussing: Uniswap vs. Kyber: who's the winner? The threat of dex aggregators Kyber's upcoming Katalyst update Host: Jason Choi (@MrJasonChoi). If you enjoyed the show, consider tipping! This show is not financial advice. BTC: 3EFSLnPpme6Lo6DynN1bVV9owooueFvEmJ ETH: 0xdec40AA30B9C562aB4b839529BfC290C1B5Da61E  ****** Resources: Subscribe to my essays here: jasonchoi.substack.com ****** Musical credits: Transition track: "BHANGER" by Phortissimo. Used with permission Outro track: "LEMMiNO - Infinity [Chill]" is released under a Creative Commons license (BY-SA) 4.0 Music provided by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/uweorwa3q34 Disclaimer: Jason Choi is an investor at Spartan Capital, the hedge fund arm of The Spartan Group. All opinions expressed by Jason and podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinion of The Spartan Group and any of its subsidiaries and personnel. This podcast is for information purposes only and should not be relied upon as a basis for investment decisions. 

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency headlines Bitcoin is up 1% 7,650 Ethereum is up 1% at $196 and XRP is up slightly at 19 cents Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Hive up 81% Digibyte up 25% and Kyber Network up 24% The Dole food company released a 5 year blockchain plan for stronger food safety aiming to advance traceability solutions. BoostVC the crypto-friendly silicon Valley-based startup accelerator has closed a new $40 million fund. Crypto-friendly New York based bank Signature Bank saw their net income decline by 30% in the first quarter of 2020. Bank of International Settlements official Benoît Cœuré says the recent crisis puts central bank digital currency into even sharper focus.

I had the opportunity to discuss Kyber Network with Deniz Omer who is the head of ecosystem growth there. We discuss what Kyber is all about and what they're up to in 2020. Kyber Network is described as an on-chain liquidity protocol that aggregates liquidity from a wide range of reserves, powering instant and secure token exchange in any decentralized application. What I use it for is seamless simple token swapping, but you also develop on Kyber too.

I had the opportunity to discuss Kyber Network with Deniz Omer who is the head of ecosystem growth there. We discuss what Kyber is all about and what they’re up to in 2020. Kyber Network is described as an on-chain liquidity protocol that aggregates liquidity from a wide range of reserves, powering instant and secure token exchange in any decentralized application. What I use it for is seamless simple token swapping, but you also develop on Kyber too.

In this episode, we sit down with Deniz Omer, Head of Ecosystem Growth at Kyber Network - an on-chain liquidity protocol that aggregates liquidity from a wide range of reserves, powering instant and secure token exchange in any decentralized application.  Kyber is a on-chain liquidity protocol that anyone can tap into for a wide variety of inter-token use cases. For example, vendors are able to accept payments in multiple tokens on their e-commerce platforms yet receiving in their preferred token. In addition, dApps can allow users who are not their token holders to utilize their platform and services with other tokens, and decentralized financial projects have the means to rebalance their portfolio instantly. Enjoy! Links Deniz’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/denizomer Kyber Network Website: https://kyber.network/ Kyber Network Twitter: https://twitter.com/kybernetwork Kyber Network Telegram: https://t.me/kybernetwork Kyber Network Medium: https://blog.kyber.network/

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Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is down 0.5% at $8591 XRP is down 1% at 23 cents and Ethereum is down 1% at $222 Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Kyber Network up 26% Band Protocol up 19% Japanese messaging company LINE has shuttered its singapore crypto exchange BITBOX and has launched BITFRONT. Bitfinex says it has repaid tether another 100 million of an outstanding loan. Bitstamp has added full support for SEGWIT bitcoin addresses. The US House of Representatives Committee on Small Business will hold a hearing on blockchain’s impact.

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Kyber Network is an Ethereum-based protocol that allows for the instant exchange and conversion of digital assets and cryptocurrencies with high liquidity. It’s similar to the 0x project but instead performs all its actions on the blockchain. Deniz Omer, Head of Growth at Kyber Network, joins us to discuss decentralized liquidity, challenges of decentralized exchanges and his thoughts on the recent bZx exploit that resulted in a loss of roughly $350k.

Loi joins us on Base Layer for a full breakdown on Kyber Network and it's a really good one! Kyber is an on-chain liquidity protocol that aggregates liquidity from a wide range of reserves, powering instant and secure token exchange in any decentralized application. We make some analogies to traditional finance like the power of what Bloomberg Terminals would provide, we talk a lot about atomicity, wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) and a host of other narratives. Not one to miss! 

Radar Relay, the peer-to-peer trading platform built on the 0x protocol did a respectable $100M in volume in 2019. This however is down from the dizzying highs of 2018 where in certain months, Radar Relay facilitated up to $60M. In this interview, Radar CEO Alan Curtis speaks candidly about the current state of the DEX landscape that features lower volumes ($5-7M a day) and more competition. He draws attention to the current “space race” taking place between Kyber Network and 0x to aggregate liquidity, how he’s seeing an inbound of more automated and professional traders and how he expects to see more centralized exchanges experimenting with DEX models. He also opens up about the high cost of compliance and how Radar has managed to create a compliant DEX by US regulatory standards. More about Radar  RADAR is best known for RADAR RELAY, but has recently been expanding its portfolio of products. It now has REDSHIFT, which bridges payments between the Bitcoin Lightning Network and other blockchains such as Ethereum. They've also built ION, which services to educate and onboard users to the Lightning Network. Their latest project, DEPLOY is a node operations platform that helps developer spin up and maintain blockchain infrastructure. You can find more information about the various product offerings on radar.tech, --- If you enjoyed this conversation, share it with your colleagues & friends, rate, review, and subscribe.This podcast is presented by BlockWorks Group. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: https://www.blockworksgroup.io

In this episode of CRYPTO 101, brought to you by eToro, we sit down with Loi Luu, the founder of Kyber Network. Loi is an expert in applied cryptography, engineering, and financial markets. In this episode that we are calling this the episode the “DeFi Deep Dive,” we get lots of clarity around the legality of decentralized finance platforms, staking, liquidity and trading. We also get some insights into the tradeoffs made when deciding to go decentralized. Kyber Network has been pioneering many aspects of the DeFi world, and their contributions are critical. Sponsored link: https://crypto101podcast.com/etoro Guest Links: https://kyber.network/ https://twitter.com/KyberNetwork https://twitter.com/loi_luu Show Links: https://CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Crypto101Pod https://twitter.com/BrycePaul101 https://twitter.com/PizzaMind https://instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofr Creative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZARO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode of CRYPTO 101, brought to you by eToro, we sit down with Loi Luu, the founder of Kyber Network. Loi is an expert in applied cryptography, engineering, and financial markets. In this episode that we are calling this the episode the “DeFi Deep Dive,” we get lots of clarity around the legality of decentralized finance platforms, staking, liquidity and trading. We also get some insights into the tradeoffs made when deciding to go decentralized. Kyber Network has been pioneering many aspects of the DeFi world, and their contributions are critical. Sponsored link: https://crypto101podcast.com/etoro Guest Links: https://kyber.network/ https://twitter.com/KyberNetwork https://twitter.com/loi_luu Show Links: https://CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Crypto101Pod https://twitter.com/BrycePaul101 https://twitter.com/PizzaMind https://instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofr Creative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZARO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

This is your daily roundup for Sunday, September 29, 2019. Ethereum’s Istanbul upgrade breaks smart contracts on Aragon, Ripple acquires Algrim, and BK Global falls short of paying up for it’s $333 million acquisition of Bithumb. ☕ Buy Me A Coffee: https://glow.fm/mota EnHelix Launched On Hyperledger Fabric EnHelix has launched on the Hyperledger Fabric blockchain for commodities trading in the gas industry. Enhelix’s blockchain solutions for the oil and gas sector comprise three major systems including Marketplace, Logistics and Settlement. The software streamlines commodities trading with applications supporting every step of the process, including pre-trade KYC, trade execution and post-trade risk management. Automated systems and smart contracts make the energy trades faster and more organized for users. Ripple Acquires Algrim Ripple has acquired Iceland-based crypto trading firm Algrim. Algrim had been developing a crypto trading platform that integrated with more than 30 markets. Six Algrim engineers will join Ripple in expanding cross-border payment corridors and contribute to the ongoing development of the company’s on-demand liquidity product, focusing on integrations with partner crypto exchanges.  On-demand liquidity through Ripple’s xRapid cross-border payment service allows companies to transfer funds from one currency to XRP and from XRP to another currency. Ripple says it has more than a dozen customers using XRP for cross-border transactions. BK Global Falling Short Of Bithumb Acquisition BK Global is falling short on its acquisition of Bithumb. In October 2018, BK Global had agreed to buy a 51 percent stake in Bithumb from BTC Korean Holdings for $333 million. Since the deal was brokered, BK Global reportedly made a down payment of $100 million. According to sources from The Korea Herald, BK Global pushed back it’s April deadline for completing the purchase, and once again missed a Sept. 30 deadline for the final payment. BK Global was allegedly seeking various partnerships or buyouts to secure the remaining capital for the acquisition, and increased its share to 70%. Bithumb has since stated that the exchange has stable management, so there won’t be any impact should the deal collapse. Crypto Rating Council Coinbase has announced the launch of its Crypto Rating Council, a member-operated organization formed to assist digital asset firms to comply with U.S. securities laws. Anchorage, Bittrex, Circle, DRW Cumberland, Genesis, Grayscale Investments and Kraken have joined the initiative. The council rates tokens between one and five. A score of one means a token has few similarities to a security and a score of five means a token resonates strongly with being a security. The council has rated 20 crypto assets, rating XRP, maker (MKR) and polymath (POLY) as likely to be securities. Bitcoin was rated as likely to not be a security due to the absence of a marketed token sale and anonymity of the project team. There has been much controversy over the rating system though, Binance CEO CZ tweeted “The guys who score above 2 should form their own counsel and re-rate everything again.” Ethereum Istanbul Upgrade Ethereum’s Ropsten test network is undergoing a hard fork upgrade known as Istanbul. A new EIP will be implemented to address increasing computational cost.  EIP 1884 will increase the gas prices of three resource-intensive operations. The SLOAD operation will increase gas cost by 4 times from 200 gas per operation to 800 gas per operation. This increase in gas will break 680 smart contracts on Aragon and will increase prices for end-users on the Kyber Network. The smart contracts on Aragon typically manage the governance of DApps running on ethereum. Aragon One CTO Jorge Izquierdo told CoinDesk that forced upgrades are required for the affected smart contracts in order to ensure DAOs built on Aragon continue to function smoothly. Before the fork is implemented, DAOs could receive ETH from one another, but after the fork DAOs on Aragon would essentially run out of gas. Istanbul is expected to introduce a more efficient network. Blockchain researcher Mihailo Bjelic said Monday that bad developer practices are likely the cause of such hiccups, rather than the nature of the upgrade itself, stating “Developers should definitely not be hard-coding assumptions about gas cost into their applications because these numbers can change at any point.”

Today we are joined by Kyber CEO Loi Luu. Kyber has been busy integrating with some of the project in the Defi space. You can now buy, swap, trade & sell all from the safety of your hardware wallet. Exchanging your cryptocurrency tokens just got easier! Kyber Tutorial: https://youtu.be/a-AfSuA4D5I https://kyberswap.com/ https://kyber.network/ Date of Recording: June 28, 2019 Don't forget to Review, Subscribe and Share this Podcast around! Nugget’s News (Website): http://nuggetsnews.com.au Nugget's News (Youtube Video): https://youtu.be/dvP1TOGa-3Y Nugget's News (Twitter): twitter.com/NuggetsNewsAU Disclaimer: I AM NOT A LICENSED FINANCIAL ADVISOR. MY VIEWS ARE GENERAL IN NATURE AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS FINANCIAL ADVICE. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE INVESTING ANY MONEY.

Loi Luu, co-founder and CEO of Kyber Network joins the show to discuss his team’s decentralized liquidity protocol. We discuss how Kyber is linking liquidity providers of many different types in order to allow for seamless and convenient token swaps on Ethereum. Their platform has been embedded in many of the top Ethereum wallets and volume has been growing steadily since growth. This is an essential took for the decentralized finance world and is a great conversation about how Kyber functions. Support our show! Get on the email list at ethhub.substack.com

Hosted by Enigma's Head of Growth Tor Bair, our twenty-second episode features Loi Luu. Loi is the CEO and co-founder of Kyber Network, an on-chain liquidity network for inter-token transactions. Kyber is focused on providing and creating liquidity across the entire decentralized finance ecosystem, and they've integrated with dozens of projects to facilitate use cases from token-based payments to portfolio rebalancing. Loi previously earned his PhD in Computer Science at the National University of Singapore and wrote his thesis on blockchain security. On this episode Loi talks about how and why Kyber's vision has expanded since its early days, how they've become leaders on collaboration within the decentralized finance space, and how he thinks young people see Ethereum and cryptoassets differently from older generations - and what it means for future adoption. Enigma's new podcast "Decentralize This!" features guests from all over the decentralization space: developers, investors, entrepreneurs, researchers, writers, artists, people in government and enterprise - all individuals who care deeply about building a more decentralized and sustainable world. How can all these people with different perspectives collaborate to create and scale the technologies we need to shape a better future? ---- Relevant links: 
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You can now access WBTC (Wrapped Bitcoin) on Kyber Network and other decentralized exchanges. WBTC is fully backed by BTC, merging the power of smart contracts and ERC 20 tokens with the "digital gold," deflationary aspects of Bitcoin. Here is everything you need to know about why you should KISS THE GAME GOODBYE!!!!!!!! THE ALPHA WAVE - Open Source Your Mind - https://anchor.fm/alphawave While you wait for Elon Musk to launch Neurolink, fintech marketing firm Viral Media Solutions Ltd. has produced the next best thing to super-intelligent cognition. Introducing The Alpha Wave. Experience The Singularity first hand while you increase the value of your mind and its earning potential in the Web 3.0 ecosystem. THE ALPHA WAVE is text to speech excerpts from the most innovative minds, peer reviewed academic research, white papers, and journalism emerging from the cryptocurrency and blockchain technology space. https://anchor.fm/alphawave Consider Donating - BTC: 1LPN7Aqmxrco1TKoupXxAcdfZrHuCqAhGF - ETH or ERC20: 0xcB06ef153B68fDd9879ffe0b46153a7dAFD69b3D - ZEC: t1SodHhYftQC8aE6bShmyoxehGwFBszD6eM - DASH: XvKRxV2xMk6iUuGW2ZGNwGkVWibthZvigd - Bitcoin SV: qpjy77rvjuvhqzpw70uaw64v2wt9f3285g62pyhwl6 - BCH: 1Q1T2jUaB9NQRwChiZFGvuCoRw1f1iFw4b - BTG: GNLhgHvRyZPAx4cJCsPL6rscx3JdBufRRy - LTC: LPpnytftkNnynJEYtJy8N7ZpNLm3bDNMk3 - EOS: pxneosincome Memo: 361c1438-956d-4305-a387-d945d84f802c - Steemit: freethink YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT US BY: - Become a Patron - https://www.patreon.com/alphawavepodcast -Register to Binance - https://www.binance.com/?ref=11907377 - Downloading Brave Browser - https://brave.com/the332 - Earn while Searching the Internet https://www.presearch.org/signup?rid=... - Buy Cool Wallet - https://coolwallet.io/product/coolwal... - Buy Nano Ledger -

Decentralized exchanges have a problem with liquidity. Kyber Network, a Singaporean based on-chain liquidity project, raised ~$50M in their ICO to tackle this with a unique model. Where are they today? Are people using them? I caught up with Anton Buenavista, senior developer at Kyber, to find out: Kyber's unique approach to managing liquidity How Kyber compares to 0x and other dex projects  Where value accrues at the dex layer What is on Kyber's roadmap Not finance advice. Host: Jason Choi (@MrJasonChoi) ****** Show links: Libsyn link Apple Podcast Stitcher Spotify ****** Intro music by Phortissimo: https://soundcloud.com/phortissimo Outro music by Garreth Chan: https://www.garrethchan.com/ Disclaimer: The Blockcrunch podcast series is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Conduct your own research and invest at your own risk.

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Matthew Liu is the Co-Founder of Origin Protocol, a protocol for creating sharing economy marketplaces using the Ethereum blockchain and IPFS. Matt was the 3rd Project Manager at YouTube (acquired by Google) and VP of Project Management at Qwiki (acquired by Yahoo) and Bonobos (acquired by Walmart). Matt will discuss how Origin is creating a sharing economy without intermediaries. Watch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/MP5sjDListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Origin DApp: https://dapp.originprotocol.com/#/Origin Protocol: https://originprotocol.comOrigin GitHub: https://github.com/OriginProtocolOrigin Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/jyxpUSe Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token 5 Questions for OST CEO Jason Goldberg https://goo.gl/jSPLPL OST has been listed on UpXide https://goo.gl/8cCL1k People of OST: Jordan McDonald, Business Development Manager https://goo.gl/ppiase Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Drew Brownell has 10+ years experience as a key contributor in a number of finance and operations capacities. After beginning his career at Glencore, he pivoted to become an early finance hire at an online education startup which grew from five employees to a successful exit. He enjoys corporate finance, concerts, and comedy. Read on Medium: https://goo.gl/kwg34CWatch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/HBXg7xListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token 5 Questions for OST CEO Jason Goldberg https://goo.gl/jSPLPL OST has been listed on UpXide https://goo.gl/8cCL1k People of OST: Jordan McDonald, Business Development Manager https://goo.gl/ppiase Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

RadMule Labs is a mobile application development company, capable of delivering results for iOS, Android and Windows 8 platforms. RadMule Labs also works with best graphical design teams for our prospective clients. The company focuses on new mediums, mobile is our core focus, while trying blockchain-based games. Read on Medium: https://goo.gl/sHbdTbWatch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/MyT2ndListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token 5 Questions for OST CEO Jason Goldberg https://goo.gl/jSPLPL OST has been listed on UpXide https://goo.gl/8cCL1k People of OST: Jordan McDonald, Business Development Manager https://goo.gl/ppiase Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details!More information: https://ost.com

In this episode, we speak to the co-founder of the very popular game and one of the top DApp on the Ethereum Network - Etheremon (https://www.etheremon.com/). Tune in to hear about: Nedrick’s background and how he got into Blockchain/Crypto About Etheremon End to end user journey for someone playing the game Role of the EMont token Integration with Decentraland (https://decentraland.org/) and how they’re leveraging Kyber Network (https://kyber.network/) Etheremon’s business model New game being developed called CubeGo (https://www.cubego.io/) Issues with Ethereum Blockchain and how they’re dealing with it EMont Alliance and longer term vision Other games mentioned: MyCryptoHeroes (https://www.mycryptoheroes.net/), CryptoKitties (https://www.cryptokitties.co/), Gods Unchained (https://godsunchained.com/) Other resources projects mentioned Dapp (https://www.dapp.com/), OpenSea (https://opensea.io/)

Brian Krogsgard is co-host of the Ledger Cast and writer for Ledger Status, a site for blockchain and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. It’s a collection of resources, fundamental and technical analysis, and stories on all things crypto. Krogsgard joins us today to discuss explain the recent BCH hard fork, the battle of the BCH's, and why the market is taking a hit because of it. Ledger Status: https://ledgerstatus.com/Watch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/3cCZSuListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token OST has been listed on UpXide https://goo.gl/8cCL1k People of OST: Jordan McDonald, Business Development Manager https://goo.gl/ppiase Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

OST CEO Jason Goldberg joined Jose Mota in Los Angeles on November 19th. Jason commented on the current crypto market and 2018 ICO landscape. He also discussed what the team is working on and what to expect from OST. 1 - What brings you to LA and where you going next? 2 - What are your thoughts on the current market? 3 - What are your thoughts on ICO’s in 2018? 4 - What is the team working on? 5 - What can we expect from OST? Watch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/cMiDuuListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token OST has been listed on UpXide https://goo.gl/8cCL1k People of OST: Jordan McDonald, Business Development Manager https://goo.gl/ppiase Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy   Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Jordan McDonald is OST’s Business Development Manager. He brings extensive business development experience to OST, where he works with companies in Europe to help them explore new ways to drive growth and engagement through tokenization. Read on Medium: https://goo.gl/r28XeBWatch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/cMiDuuListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token Recap from OST LIVE with Glen Hendriks, Organizer of OSTonians — the unofficial OST Telegram community https://goo.gl/Gx4zGL Recap from OST LIVE with Carry Protocol’s Grant Sohn: Blockchain for Offline Retail and Benefits of Branded Tokens https://goo.gl/NuP8XT OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Recap from OST LIVE with María Paula Fernández — Community Building and Insights From DevCon IV in Prague https://goo.gl/RoztvH OST Listed on Bittrex International https://goo.gl/T1s2d9 Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Glen Hendriks is one of the most passionate OST community supporters, highly active in the official OST Telegram Community and one of the principal organizers of OSTonians — the unofficial OST telegram community. Glen is also a member of Disruption Disciples, an organization that promotes the critical exchange of ideas, knowledge and collaboration. Glen will discuss his passion for all things OST, how he got started in blockchain, his experiences managing community in a non-paid role, his developments on Community as a Service (CaaS) and community building in a blockchain oriented business. OSTonians Telegram: https://t.me/OSToniansSubscribe to Glen on YouTube: https://goo.gl/N4kCtbFollow Glen on Twitter @GlenHendriks Watch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/cMiDuuListen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1z   Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Recap from OST LIVE with María Paula Fernández — Community Building and Insights From DevCon IV in Prague https://goo.gl/RoztvH OST Listed on Bittrex International https://goo.gl/T1s2d9 People of OST: Francesco Pacella, VP of Product https://goo.gl/s3jDCw Lessons for Blockchain from the history of Credit Card Adoption https://goo.gl/NwwJME Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Grant Sohn is Co-CEO at Carry Protocol, a protocol that powers the next generation of apps for offline retail. At its heart Carry is an incentive mechanism that drives consumers to merchant stores. The whole system is geared toward enabling consumers, merchants and advertisers alike. Grant will discuss marketing for offline stores, benefits of branded tokens, and using blockchain to let consumers take control of their own data. Watch on YouTube: https://goo.gl/gVSRA9Listen on Alexa: https://goo.gl/z7MU1zCarry Protocol: https://carryprotocol.io/ Make sure to follow the different OST social media platforms to have the latest updates: Twitter Medium Telegram Announcement Telegram Chat Reddit Facebook The latest news from OST | Simple Token OST has been added to Kyber Network https://goo.gl/ps9mTM Recap from OST LIVE with María Paula Fernández — Community Building and Insights From DevCon IV in Prague https://goo.gl/RoztvH OST Listed on Bittrex International https://goo.gl/T1s2d9 People of OST: Francesco Pacella, VP of Product https://goo.gl/s3jDCw Lessons for Blockchain from the history of Credit Card Adoption https://goo.gl/NwwJME Introducing the Interactive OST 2017–2021 Project Roadmap https://goo.gl/6sxxRy Please beware of scammers. OST | Simple Token team will never message you and ask for personal details! More information: https://ost.com

Everyone makes mistakes but when you cover Chinese regulations, you have to be a bit more careful than CCN. The site reported that and I'm quoting here: "China’s Merchants are Legally Allowed to Accept Bitcoin and Crypto". But that's totally not what happened and it matters because the market is very sensitive to news coming out from China. So what did happen then? The International Court of Arbitration closed a case where one party refused to transfer crypto to the other party after receiving payment in fiat. The court, which is an arbitration court, so it doesn't make law, it just interprets law, had to decide if existing contract law and general provisions of the civil law do apply in this case. The court did say owning and transferring Bitcoin is not illegal in China, the general civil law provisions should apply, and therefore the contract must be honored. It did not say merchants are legally allowed to accept cryptocurrencies. That's a whole different story, because that is challenging the status of Renminbi, the government fiat currency.BitGo announced the launch of WBTC or wrapped Bitcoin, which is an ERC20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, fully backed by bitcoin. The project will launch in January next year in partnership with Kyber Network and the Republic Protocol. The idea sounds weird at first. Why would you need anything like this? But if you think about it, there are use cases when Bitcoin on Ethereum makes a whole lot of sense.Currently, you cannot use Bitcoin in decentralized applications, because Bitcoin is not very programmable. You can, with some black magic, create smart contracts on Bitcoin, but these are not very... smart. Their functionality is rather limited. Dapps include decentralized exchanges, and you cannot really trade Bitcoin on decentralized exchanges today. With WBTC, you can program Bitcoin like any other ERC20 token. You can write smart contracts for collateralized lending, payments, escrow, et cetera. It sounds weird, and the reaction by the Bitcoin maximalists was not very friendly, as you can imagine, it is actually quite exciting.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain news for October 26, 2018. Ripple sells $163.33 in XRP Q3 2018. UK Government says no to Royal Mint. Supreme Court in India tells government 2 weeks to present stance on cryptos. MasterCard wants patent for fractional reserve cryptocurrency bank. App # 20180308092.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain news for October 24, 2018. Japan cryptos self-regulate with permission. Australia says no to CBDC. Coinbase announces support for USDC outside New York state. NASDQ receives patent for newswire-on-a-blockchain.

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UC Berkeley students Nadir Akhtar and Ashvin Nihalani, members of Blockchain at Berkeley, discuss blockchain technology and token economies.Transcript:Lisa Kiefer:Method to the Madness is next. You're listening to Method to the Madness, a biweekly public affairs show on KALX Berkeley, celebrating Bay Area innovators. I'm your host, Lisa Kiefer. Today we're going to unravel the mysteries of blockchain technology. I'm speaking with-Ashvin N.:Ashvin [Nilani 00:00:20].Nadir Akhtar:Nadir Akhtar.Lisa Kiefer:Two members of Blockchain at Berkeley. And before we start talking about blockchain, can you tell me what this organization is and when it got started here at Cal.Nadir Akhtar:Fall 2014. It was originally a Bitcoin Association of Berkeley. Get together club, social club where you just talk about Bitcoin, talk about related technologies, blockchain. But in Fall 2016, a man by the name of Tobias Disse from the Netherlands, exchange student, said we should start a blockchain consulting group. And that was when our entire organization changed.We went from a social club to several layers of management producing output, high standards organization, like a company. But the leadership is entirely students.Lisa Kiefer:In the paper every day, there's something about blockchain, something about cryptocurrencies; and a lot of people don't really get it. So can you in layman's terms describe the blockchain technology?Nadir Akhtar:A blockchain is essentially a ledger shared by multiple people, which any one of those people can edit. The difference is that you don't have to trust any of those people when making edits to the distributed ledger. Analogy I like to use is if you're watching a sports game and there's the referee; you can either trust the referee alone to keep track of the score.It's much more efficient to know what the score is at any given point, but you trust that referee to be correct, not to be bribed or to just slip up. If that referee makes a single mistake, there's no check unless you have other people watching. A blockchain is like putting the burden of keeping track of the score on the audience instead of just on the referees.Now, you can poll every person in the audience at every stage of the match after every game and ask, "Okay, what's the score now?" And then the entire audience will respond. A lot of people may not have been paying attention. A lot of people may be voting in their own favor, but if you trust that the majority is honest, then you'll always have a correct vote if you trust the majority, or if you go with what the majority vote is.Ashvin N.:So, a succinct way to put it in one sentence is a distributed, replicated, append only ledger. That's what I kind of go for. My one line, and then I'll use it to explain it to anybody.Lisa Kiefer:When the financial crash of 2008 happened, shortly thereafter, a gentleman by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto came up with this idea of an open protocol system.Ashvin N.:You're right. Satoshi Nakamoto, a moniker that we don't know who exactly he is, he created a system for a distributed, trustless financial network. He worked on that, and then a bunch of other people joined in. We had the buildup of Bitcoin and he called it Bitcoin, and then eventually we had it expanding on beyond that, and now...Eventually, the banks and other institutions got interested, but Bitcoin had been associated with some negative aspects, including the Mt. Gox hacks and the overall dark web and the trade in there. So then banks and other institutions said, "We like the technology behind Bitcoin, but we don't want the necessary negative stigma associated with it." So they rebranded it, called it blockchain.Nadir Akhtar:It was rather they focused on the blockchain aspect rather than the cryptocurrency aspect. It was called a blockchain and the technical white paper back when it was two words. When you thought of blockchain back then, there was just the Bitcoin blockchain; but then banks wanted to focus on the technology and what that could do for other services rather than cryptocurrencies.Lisa Kiefer:I don't even want to talk about the cryptocurrencies yet. I want to talk about the social and political revolutionary change that blockchain as a technology will bring to me as a consumer. It's going to eliminate that middle layer of business that I'm not going to need anymore. When I buy a house, I'm not going to need to get my title from a title company. There's going to be a massive disruption in certain industries. Right?Nadir Akhtar:The way I expect is that most of these third parties, they just serve as execution bodies. It's because we didn't have autonomous agents back a few hundred years ago that we had to develop these services like banks, like brokers, that would take care of the middle layer for us.Now that we have blockchain, or now that we have automation in general, we can take things that humans used to do and now we can make sure that those things are executed in a secure and unstoppable way.Lisa Kiefer:In the early days of the Internet, it was supposed to be this decentralized, very democratic system and it evolved into something completely different than that, where we have these monoliths like Facebook and Google and...Ashvin N.:At its core, it's just about decentralized decision making. That's all it is.Lisa Kiefer:What's wrong with centralized?Ashvin N.:Well, I mean that's the question, right? There are certain cons associated with blockchain. These include some technological cons and certain governance cons that you'd come in and are those worth, in some cases the decentralized governance? Is it worth it?Lisa Kiefer:So this is an open question.Ashvin N.:This is an open question. Right. I'm really glad actually that you brought up that it's analogous to the beginning of the Internet because it really is. You have everybody trying to assume that, hey, we're going to blockchain this, we going to have to blockchain that. Similar to how everybody said everybody had a personal website and everybody had their own little company page. But is it actually useful in some cases? Maybe, maybe not.At its core, it's decentralized decision making and that's what makes it so attractive to some people.Lisa Kiefer:Efficiency-Ashvin N.:I wouldn't even say if it's efficient. Right? In some cases, the way you implement a blockchain is less efficient. I mean it comes naturally. Rght? There are certain benefits to centralized decision making. Going back to Nadir's referee example, it's much more efficient for one single person to keep track of the score rather than having everybody keep track of the score. Right?Both in terms of memory and in terms of-Lisa Kiefer:Energy.Ashvin N.:Energy. Right, and that's another point we'll get to; but it's about are the cons associated with blockchain worth a decentralized decision making?Lisa Kiefer:Your organization, do you really honestly debate this?Nadir Akhtar:It's very easy to to bow down and worship something and not question its implications. The thing is that blockchain is unique. We recognize that it's unique. Blockchain is an interdisciplinary field. No other field mimics the way the blockchain works. You have to know from economics to computer science to cryptography in order to understand fully the implications of blockchain, but blockchain solves very specific problems in the world.There are aspects of blockchain that are more useful than other ones in certain situations. When you have a very specific problem, when you have this decentralized decision making, this trust issue between parties, that's when you want a blockchain because now you can have this immutable ledger that also comes to consensus in a way that doesn't rely on any single person. Instead, you trust this math in the protocol when you're making decisions when you're operating within the system.Lisa Kiefer:Can you give me a couple of every day examples that are going on right now that use the blockchain?Nadir Akhtar:Cryptocurrencies do come to mind.Lisa Kiefer:Define what that is.Nadir Akhtar:A cryptocurrency is a currency that's built off of economics, computer science, and cryptography. Economics in order to understand the behavior of every actor in the system; computer science in order to make sure that the information can be stored in an efficient manner, because keep in mind, because this is a distributed ledger, it's going to cost a lot of memory in order to handle all this information.We're storing hundreds of gigabytes all the way from 2009 on our computers in order to store the bitcoin blockchain, for example; and cryptography in order to maintain security and privacy for the people involved.So when you submit a transaction to the Bitcoin network, you don't send it to a single person who takes care of it. Instead you send it to thousands of people who all can act in your behalf to verify your transaction, but there's a certain voting process which is known as proof of work that decides who gets to actually decide what transactions go into the next block of the blockchain.Lisa Kiefer:It's kind of a competition between data nodes, like who can do this better and that's where all the energy use happens in the network. Correct?Nadir Akhtar:Precisely.Ashvin N.:It's faster and not necessarily better. I'm kind of looping back to your original question and I would like to make one small addition. Many people mistake that cryptocurrencies is like a financial network of some sort where you transact; but, especially as we've seen the industry mature a lot, it's not at all. I mean, all cryptocurrencies he mentioned it; that it's a system that uses economics, cryptography, and computer science to kind of, and a token to kind of achieve some purpose.I think it's an important distinction because there are cryptocurrencies that have a token associated with them and have a economic volume but they achieve completely different purposes. There's a supply chain one; there's a property deed one; there's one that tries to solve AI on a blockchain.There are all of these principles that's being developed and it's not necessarily just meant for financial network anymore even though it is one of the most prominent examples because it's the one that we've started off with. It's the one that's been tested the most often. It's the one that has the most underlying principles associated with it.But kind of looping back, we have cryptocurrencies, which is a tokenized network. And then we have supply chain is being tossed around a lot by these kind of big companies that want to get into blockchain. Then we also have some kind of medical records are getting interesting. Medical records, there's certain problems associated with that.Anywhere that you need, that you don't necessarily trust that the data either is going to be secure or the updates to the data aren't there. And once again, looping back to the general theme that you want decentralized control or decentralized decision making.In general, blockchain is being used to enforce accountability and reliability. Kind of like the fact that the data that you sent is kind of true and it's kind of secure. That's kind of where it's going. There are interesting applications being developed for the renewable energy credit market and then also in general, just overall accounting as being kind of revolutionized by blockchain.Lisa Kiefer:If you're just tuning in, you're listening to Method to the Madness, a biweekly public affairs show on KALX Berkeley, celebrating Bay Area innovators. Today I'm speaking with Ashwinee Panda and Nadir Akhtar, members of Blockchain at Berkeley. There's that kind of an irony with energy because it uses so much energy. And let's talk about data mining.Nadir Akhtar:The fascinating thing about Satoshi Nakamoto's innovation when it came to Bitcoin and the first blockchain was that he changed the way that a voting system works in a distributed network. Distributed systems are something we've known about for decades. Research has been done for the last 30 years about how to make distributed systems secure and efficient where a distributed system is merely a bunch of computers trying to achieve the same goal as opposed to a single computer.The reason that this plays into Bitcoin is because every single person who's participating in this Bitcoin network is essentially their own computer, their own system, their own entity, and all of those people need to be able to coordinate with each other despite not knowing who each other are, despite not knowing how much resources another entity has, despite not knowing how much influence another entity has.In Bitcoin, you solve what's known as the double spend attack. The problem that prevented online decentralized voting, like voting on transactions in Bitcoin for example, was the civil attack where someone can at little cost to make another identity and use that extra identity in their own favor.So if I'm with 10 other people in this Bitcoin network and identities are easy and to make, I can't trust that one of these people isn't actually just belonging to someone else, that all 10 of these people aren't just the same person, in which case my votes as a single entity is being overruled by another single entity.In a distributed system, all entities should have equal voting power. Satoshi Nakamoto's innovation was to go from one identity, one vote to a one CPU, one vote system, meaning that instead of casting a vote because you have an identity associated with the network, you cast a vote by computing the answer to a puzzle.And this puzzle, you can't solve by hand; you can't guess the answer to. It's like a brute force puzzle, like solving a password. You just try as many inputs as possible until you finally find the output. And that's where mining comes in. Because you've restricted the voting process to machines, a person can't duplicate those the way that they can duplicate their online accounts or their online identities.And that is what prevents a person from voting more than they are allowed to because you tether their identity to the resources instead of to their online entity.Lisa Kiefer:So all these machines are grinding out this competition and that's the mining?Nadir Akhtar:Precisely. That's good.Lisa Kiefer:And that uses a lot of energy obviously.Nadir Akhtar:Mm-hmm.Ashvin N.:I would like to point out that there are alternatives. I mean, the cryptocurrency and the blockchain space in general has known that this is a problem. We've known it for a while, especially with the widespread adoption we're seeing now. We see it as a very big problem and it's gotten to the point where it's no longer decentralized. Right?And one of the very big points in voting, like when we decide on what voting algorithm to use is how centralized is it? Because in this case, it's gone to the point that you can only mind by having specialized hardware. They're called ASICs, application specific integrated circuits. And if you don't have one of those, you're not going to be able to mind successfully. You won't beat out anybody else.So what's happened just to the nature of an evolving marketplace is that all the smaller players have been pushed out, and now we have these giant farms sitting in China and India. China, India, Iceland's a very good one because they use their temperature to keep the electricity costs low. So we have that and it's not really centralized anymore.So there are alternatives being developed that do consume less electricity or consume no electricity at all. The most popular one would be proof of stake where you basically say that you have to hold in reserve some of the coins that you associate to votes. So instead of one CPU, one vote, it's one coin, one vote. And if you act badly or you lie about it, then we slash your vote; we take away the coins that you've put down.There are alternatives being developed and it's a big thing that we noticed. I'm just saying that, especially in a lot of industrial applications, they're not using proof of work. Proof of work is considered by a lot of people to be kind of an antiquated system. It was good back when it started off, but because they-Lisa Kiefer:It used too much energy.Ashvin N.:It used too much energy. I mean, what was the last estimate? It used more energy than Iceland or something like that?Nadir Akhtar:Yeah, it's been insane about how much energy it is.Ashvin N.:It kind of ties into the greater problem or a greater trend in the blockchain industry is that we are becoming more and more concerned about our impact on the world. You see it with a lot of people who want to be ethical. A lot of knowledgeable people. We ourselves kind of do that on our part by trying to propagate like the correct knowledge and how to do things.Lisa Kiefer:Who else is looking at this from all sides?Nadir Akhtar:Blockchain at Berkeley is unique and that's one of the only neutral arbitrators of information, being an academic organization run by students and not by companies. There are other organizations like the MIT Bitcoin Club, U-Penn's Blockchain Club that are also doing this. To my knowledge, they're not as prominent in the general blockchain space.Lisa Kiefer:Let's talk about some other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum.Ashvin N.:Ethereum is unique in the fact that it has decentralized applications called depths. Basically, Bitcoin does have that, but it's to a much limited degree. It's a very, very limited degree. You can only concern financial transactions.Lisa Kiefer:It's like applications sitting above the blockchain.Ashvin N.:Yeah. In Bitcoin, the only thing you can append a financial transactions. You can only say that I'm moving money from this to this. However, in Ethereum, it's built in such a way that you can append much more than that and then you can append full on application changes. Right?Sorry if I get a little bit technical, but the state changes are recorded, right? I mean that's saying that there's one state right now and then let's change it up and then that state, and then you can do applications. There's a Minecraft application that was built on a Ethereum. Minecraft's a game. It's completely run on Ethereum. It's really quite interesting.But going back to other cryptocurrencies, bitcoin has an anonymity problem that's been widespread without. Rather than being truly anonymous, it's tied to a mask instead. That's the best way I can say it, that it's like everybody's wearing a mask.Everybody still knows that there's a specific person associated with the mask. They just don't know who's behind the mask. And that's kind of the definition of pseudo anonymous. But there are other applications. Monero, Zcash, that try to make things truly anonymous so you can't trace any type of transaction amount or in between the participants, except for the participants.And then there are other things. There are all these new alt coins coming out that try to solve other problems. For a long time, there has been a problem with AI and blockchain because those are the two sort of big buzz words going on. So, let's do AI on blockchain. There are a lot of cryptocurrencies that try to solve AI on blockchain.Lisa Kiefer:What would that mean to use AI on the blockchain?Nadir Akhtar:AI and blockchain serve two different purposes. The issue is whether or not using one can facilitate the accomplishments of the other. AI is in data analysis and processing and blockchain is in data storage and agreement. Let's say that it's 2200 and I want to make a supreme overlord that is an AI, something that is making decisions for all humans.But I don't want to put this decision making power in the hands of any single computer. So I create an AI that lives on top of a blockchain. So on one hand, you have what looks like just a single entity that's running this AI; but in actuality, it's a blockchain network. And every update to this blockchain is an updates to either the AI's model, so to say, its decision making strategies or an update to the actual decisions, the computation that the AI has done.Lisa Kiefer:Could it keep the AI ethical?Nadir Akhtar:Well, that's all in the hands of the people who run the end points, who control the blockchain notes.Ashvin N.:A lot of people say that blockchain will eliminate the middle layer or increase trust or make sure that we all can live in harmony; and the reality is it's just as susceptible to corruption or anything like that as other people.Lisa Kiefer:I thought it has never up to today, it has not been corrupted.Nadir Akhtar:It's never been corrupted in that the math and protocol behind blockchain is secure. The difference is that if you don't trust the end points when you're dealing with things like supply chain, then in that sense you can corrupt the blockchain.A blockchain doesn't facilitate the transfer of information from the real world to the virtual world. It doesn't stand behind some person who's inputting data into a computer, but what it does is ensure that it's much easier in this virtual landscape to keep information accurate and uncorrupted once it's been inserted into the blockchain.Ashvin N.:And then I think it's important to realize that it's not really developed yet. We had the Ethereum, the Dow hack of 2016 that resulted in over... I forgot the exact amount. A certain amount lost. We had the Japanese exchange that was hacked a week ago.It really comes down to the fact that blockchain allows for a secure or efficient way to distribute and decide about information, but whether that information is correct or not, or whether you can control the voters, that's completely up to kind of whoever's in the system. It's unique in the fact that the voters don't have to trust each other, but there's also problems associated with the network as a whole.Lisa Kiefer:Right now, if you're on Facebook or Amazon or Google, my life's history, if I use those monoliths, if they have it, they use it, they make money on it. Will blockchain enable people to monetize their private data, get paid for our personal data via blockchain? Is that a possibility?Nadir Akhtar:There's a lot of research going into this. It's tricky to say, for the reason that I haven't seen anyone yet successfully do it; or if they've done it, it's too early to tell whether it be successful. Traditionally, Facebook stores your password, stores your email address, stores all the information.With blockchain, you're responsible for holding on to that information yourself. It takes the burden off of a central organization and puts it on the user. The issue is that if the user isn't securing their own information correctly, it's just as vulnerable, if not worse. Right? We sort of enter a social contract when we go with these big companies because they handle a lot of stuff in exchange for a lot of free stuff.Lisa Kiefer:So I would get value for my data, but I would also have to really manage it and make sure no one steals it, and how many people know how to do that? The regular layperson.Ashvin N.:Right. It comes to problem when you see people... If you ever browse certain support forums, they'll say, "I lost my pass- or private key in this case. How do I get my money back?" Or our one thing is that we've seen due to adoption of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, we've seen a big jump in hackers and there are certain security protocols.When somebody posts that, "Hey, I got hacked." And at that point, there's nobody to blame. I wouldn't say nobody to blame but yourself; nobody can help you. There's research being done in, about account recovery and so forth. But at this point, like I said, there's no organization that's going to hold your hand and say, "It's OK, let me refund you."Lisa Kiefer:Is this where a regulatory body comes in or some sort of a governmental controls?Nadir Akhtar:That's the very funny thing about blockchain. When you say we want to put regulations on this deregulated network, there's always this conflict between putting the trust on the end points, the users, letting them make their own decisions freely or having some centralized or central-ish entity that makes decisions on behalf of all of the users.There was this one project, it was an ICO or initial coin offering known as Tezos. What Tezos wanted to do was put governance on the blockchain. When Bitcoin and Ethereum undergo changes, it's an informal process; sort of like an ad hoc group of people who know what's going on, who say, "Yes, I think we should do this. Yes, I think we should increase the block size," for example, to allow for more transactions per second. "Yes, I think we should change the way that we read information in a block or whatever it may be."Typically we say, we go on to some forum online, make a post about what we want to change and everyone says, "All right, I'm going to update my software at this point." What Tezos wanted to do was make rules about the rules. In other words, you vote within the blockchain about what the rules are governing, that voting process and the blockchain instead of having to do it outside of the scope of the technology itself.Lisa Kiefer:How did that work out?Nadir Akhtar:It's funny. Tezos has actually been sued twice. In summary, Tezos was not actually producing what they said they would be producing. They said, "Here's our plans for the future, here's our expectations, here's how much funding we need," and people paid them because it did sound like a good project.There's a lot of problems that can be solved with the solutions that Tezos was proposing. The issue is that once the developers have millions of dollars in their hand, they don't really want to work.Ashvin N.:So going back to Tezos, right? It's still doesn't solve the issue we're talking about. It's a big problem we see in ICOs because there's whales coming in with massive amount of money and then they'll manipulate the market. Nobody's going to control them. Nobody can control them because it's a decentralized network and then even in Tezos, even if you have to do Tezos, you have to get the entire community or majority of the community to agree that this person's bad and then they can always subvert the system by creating another identity.Just because of the nature of blockchain, it's very, very hard to introduce any kind of regular oversight. The only way that governments have successfully been able to do it is that these end points that we keep talking about, like where you get into this space where you buy a coin or so forth, those can be regulated.The most prominent ones, if the view is neo coin base is where you buy it though Coinbase has succeeded to federal oversight on multiple times and they have started giving it over records and so forth. It goes back to the fact that blockchain itself isn't inherently suspect free or anything.All it does is that it makes sure that the system itself, there's a... I guess the best word would be error free and then however the users act, that's up to the users.Lisa Kiefer:Tt sounds like there's a lot of challenges; but do you think in the long run, blockchain is going to be a standard and if so, how many years are we talking about?Nadir Akhtar:I don't want to replace every single database with a blockchain for the reason that I wouldn't replace every single mode of transportation with an airplane. Airplanes are very good at doing some things, like transporting passengers quickly and boats are very good at transporting large amounts of cargo. Each one serves its own purpose.Similarly, blockchains, they serve their own specific purpose just as centralized databases do, just as a distributed but fault free or nonpublic systems do as well. I think blockchains could be a standard when it comes to eliminating third parties. I do believe that.The only reason that we haven't done it yet is because we just didn't have the capability to remove the human execution error that we have dealt with for the past few thousand years as a species. Once we have enough research done to where we can make secure regulatory bodies through a blockchain, I do think that they will be the standard for the middle layer of trust that we have put in these third parties.Ashvin N.:You'll never actually know that a blockchain exists behind your application and you never should. Blockchain, for better or for worse, is very much a back end technology, for those familiar with computer science terms. It's the way to make a database more resistant and more secure, but you'll never know it. Will blockchain become a standard? No, not necessarily.One concern that I personally have is that I have yet to see a good use case other than a financial network. One that's fully developed out or so forth, and then governments will never want their money to be on a blockchain.Bitcoin, for better or for worse, is a financial network that does really well. Ethereum is a distributed computer, but there are certain problems with their end that have yet to be addressed. People are jumping on the hype and saying blockchain will rule the world. No, it won't. We really won't.Blockchain at best will improve the efficiency and security of several already existing applications and that'll be a go. But once again, blockchain is not meant for the end user to directly interact. They'll interact with an application and then the database, the application associated with it, will be a blockchain.All you hear about Bitcoin is one of two things. "Hey, it's super volatile. I made 10x money." Or that you heard that, "Hey, somebody got hacked." I mean, there's been a very big negative stigma and that's been a limiting factor for company adoption and also people are doing it.Chase has been in the market. JP Morgan has been in the blockchain one for almost two years now. They had developed their own private blockchain. IBM-Lisa Kiefer:Do these blockchains communicate with each other? Can they?Nadir Akhtar:They can.Ashvin N.:There's two separate you can do it. You can either do it with a main chain and associated side chains or you can have completely separate chains that interact with each other. IBM sponsors a research group slash set of products called hyperledger and they're all meant to interact with each other. So interesting capabilities there.Companies are slowly adopting it. Currently, there's a bad stigma associated with it. A lot of lack of talent is another big thing that companies-Lisa Kiefer:Oh, interesting.Ashvin N.:Yeah, companies are hiring up. If you want to get money real quick, if you want to get a good six figure salary, become a blockchain dev. There are tons of resources available, including our own dev courses that we kind of provide.Lisa Kiefer:Tell me what your organization offers the community both on the campus and outside of Berkeley.Nadir Akhtar:We have three main departments, each of which has their own vision and mission. We have education, which as the name implies is focused on teaching people, but not just students; entire communities, companies, anyone who is dealing with blockchain, we want to educate. We have two courses that we teach on the UC Berkeley campus. You actually can take the course online this coming May when it's going to be released on edX. It will be the first blockchain crypto course fully on edX.We actually are developing certifications for different parts of the blockchain space. We have certificates for blockchain fundamentals, for blockchain developers, for blockchain consultants or researchers, and these certificates are tests of knowledge similar to the SAT. It's a standardized test that says whether or not you have the aptitude to understand some aspect of blockchain.This certificate I mentioned related with edX is a certificate of completion saying that yes, you have actually gone through this online course as opposed to just going through a bunch of YouTube videos and now claiming to be an expert. We have the consulting branch, which does work with companies and trains internal members, devs, and consultants.The consulting branch has worked with Airbus, Qualcomm, BMW, and going to be working with more of this coming semester to build real projects that are used by these companies. We've also worked a lot on internal projects. This one pharmaceutical problem, a supply chain, the U.S. passed a bill saying that by 2022, 23, all pharmaceuticals, the entire supply chain needs to be recorded and tracked in an immutable, auditable way. Right?Naturally, blockchain lends itself easily to that, which is another project we worked on internally.Ashvin N.:Then the third department is research. Research and development, R and D. These work on solving several fundamental questions and issues that are still prevalent in the research space. We are currently partnering with the Kyber Network, which is a distributed exchange and also that we're working with Ethereum foundation to start working on some of the scalability issues.We try to be an all in one company and we try to do everything at once; and so we provide education to our members, both to the public in general and to companies as well. We kind of develop software and developed products and then we also do research. We do have events for all levels, all ranges of knowledge; from beginner all the way to end and then if you do want to jump into the deep end, it's not hard. We do have our previous courses available on an archive so you can just go and look through those.Nadir Akhtar:You can actually audit our courses here at Berkeley for free. Conveniently for those who have work, there is the blockchain fundamentals course on Saturdays 2:00 to 4:00PM that I and others are teaching, from Blockchain in Berkeley. We have the blockchain for developers course as well. If you're interested in those events, that education hosts, just go to blockchain dot berkeley dot e-d-u; and check out the education tab.Lisa Kiefer:And you can find out about all this stuff you just talked about. Thank you for coming in.Nadir Akhtar:My pleasure.Lisa Kiefer:You've been listening to Method to the Madness, a biweekly public affairs show on KALX Berkeley, celebrating Bay Area innovators. 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Welcome to another 101 episode, where we go over the basic aspects of a crypto project in order to get an insight into what it is and how it works. This time around, we're taking a look into Kyber with the help of Loi Luu, CEO and co-founder of the project! Loi is a researcher working on cryptocurrencies and the CEO of Kyber Network, an on-chain liquidity protocol that powers decentralized applications, including exchanges, funds, lending protocols, payments wallets and so on. Also, for the Star Wars fans out there, yes - we do address the question that you have in mind. Tune in to learn more!Find more on Loi and Kyber on the following links:Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/kybernetwork/Twitter: https://twitter.com/kybernetwork/Telegram group: https://telegram.me/kybernetworkDeveloper group: https://telegram.me/kyberdeveloperWebsite: https://kyber.network/Dev Portal: https://developer.kyber.network/