Podcasts about oyster protocol

On this edition of the BitcoinNews.com Daily Podcast we discuss how the Oyster Protocol has been smashed open and sucked dry, and how ConsenSys has purchased a space exploration and mining company. Learn about how Janet Yellen received a Bitcoin gift after her crypto hate speech. Hear about Venezuela's sale of the Petro, where buyers are receiving paper certificates instead of crypto. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinnewscom/support

Before we talk about the news of the last 24 hours... happy 10th birthday, Bitcoin! I’m not saying you look better than ever, that’s unfortunately not the case, but hey, what goes down, will go up, eventually.Some of our Canadian friends have bigger things to worry about than the current price movement, because their Bitcoin disappeared. The fairy small local exchange, MapleChange, informed the community on Twitter yesterday that due to a bug, a hacker was able to steal all the money held in the exchange wallets, and they have no funds to pay back their customers. Hacks do happen, but this particular one smells. Circumstances, including the timing of the hack, early Sunday morning, and the fact that the founder and CEO deleted all his social media profiles point to an exit scam.If you think $6.3M might actually worth the risk, how about 300k? This is how much money the founder and first CTO of Oyster Protocol stole yesterday. He authored the original smart contract for Oyster, issuing the PRL or Pearl tokens, and apparently he left a back door no one noticed despite the contract having been audited multiple times.One exchange which is definitely not shady is Bitstamp. Yesterday they announced that they’ve been acquired by Nexon, one the biggest game developers in Korea, who also own Korbit, the second largest exchange in the country. Looks like nothing is going to change at Bitstamp, or at least not in the short term.

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Chris Garner, CMO of Oyster Protocol, joins us to discuss Oyster Protocol — a new way for online publishers to monetize their websites as well as internet users to earn money through disabling ads (getting paid to block ads!), all the while providing a new, secure distributed storage solution.

On today’s podcast, I chat to Chris Garner, Chief Marketing Officer at Oyster Protocol, a website monetization and distributed storage solution built on the IOTA and Ethereum blockchains, that completed its ICO for its token in November last year. Oyster Protocol recently reached a beta milestone of 1 Million transactions of encrypted data via its new decentralized storage and encryption service, Oyster Pearl (PRL). The announcement came amidst several high-profile data hacks on companies such as Facebook and Dropbox, which rely on email and passwords for security. “Companies like Facebook and Dropbox offer convenient tools, but they have no regard for the privacy of users’ data,” said Bruno Block, Founder of Oyster. “By using the highest level of cryptographic encryption, Oyster puts you in control of your data. With no logins, no passwords, and no email addresses, Oyster ensures that you can’t be hacked and your data can’t be seen by prying eyes.” By utilizing decentralized storage, Oyster effectively works as a puzzle. Files can be broken into many pieces – each piece is then individually encrypted. On its own, each piece is useless to hackers or other third-party observers. Anyone who uses Oyster Pearl essentially purchases a utility token pegged to the size of data storage that they can use to upload. All of this data is anonymized and encrypted with just one private key referred to as the Oyster Handle. Without the Oyster Handle, the uploaded file is inaccessible. Users can trust that any file uploaded by the Oyster Protocol will be accessible only by the user and that their data will remain secure across the Oyster network for the time period purchased. https://oysterprotocol.com

On this episode, Mark and Will interview Chris Garner, the CMO of the Australia based Oyster Protocol. Chris has been recognized by Deloitte Tech Fast 50 for two years in a row and has more than 17 years of experience leading marketing, customer service and technical development teams for companies including Apple, Amazon and AliBaba before Chris joined Oyster Protocol’s mission to replace annoying ads Oyster Protocol is a website monetization and distributed storage solution built on the IOTA and Ethereum blockchains, that completed its Airdrop for its token (SHL) on April 13. We sit down to figure out if Oyster can help fix fake news and offer an alternative monetization strategy for online businesses across the world. Telegram: t.me/oysterprotocol Website: oysterprotocol.com Atlas Digest App: http://bit.ly/AtlasDigest www.cryptoconomy.news Fortyninerminers.com Atlasapp.co Cryptoconomy.world Know a great guest? Email Mark@cryptococonomy.me! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cryptoconomy/message