Podcasts about parity technologies

Lucy Coulden currently serves as Global Program Director, Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship, a role commenced in December 2024. Prior to this position, Lucy held the title of Director of Executive Operations at Parity Technologies from March 2022 to March 2024, and previously served as an Executive Assistant to the CEO. Lucy's career also includes significant roles such as C-Suite Executive Assistant at Improbable, Executive Assistant to the Founder CEO at Atomico, and various positions at QuadReal Property Group, Bain Capital, HgCapital, Real Staffing, and Tinies Childcare. With expertise in executive assistance, office management, and recruitment consulting, Lucy has demonstrated a consistent ability to manage complex tasks and support high-level executives across diverse industries. Lucy earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Queen Mary University of London and possesses a strong educational background in the sciences and humanities.

Lucy Coulden currently serves as Global Program Director, Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship, a role commenced in December 2024. Prior to this position, Lucy held the title of Director of Executive Operations at Parity Technologies from March 2022 to March 2024, and previously served as an Executive Assistant to the CEO. Lucy's career also includes significant roles such as C-Suite Executive Assistant at Improbable, Executive Assistant to the Founder CEO at Atomico, and various positions at QuadReal Property Group, Bain Capital, HgCapital, Real Staffing, and Tinies Childcare. With expertise in executive assistance, office management, and recruitment consulting, Lucy has demonstrated a consistent ability to manage complex tasks and support high-level executives across diverse industries. Lucy earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from Queen Mary University of London and possesses a strong educational background in the sciences and humanities.

For episode 458, Co-founder Dmitry Zhelezov joins Brandon Zemp to discuss SQD. Dmitry Zhelezov is co-founder of SQD Network, the Web3 data layer. Dmitry would love to chat about the exciting changes happening in decentralized finance (DeFi) and how Subsquid is tackling some of its biggest challenges. With a Ph.D. in Computer Science, Dmitry has been deeply involved in blockchain technology for years. Before co-founding Subsquid, he was a core developer at Parity Technologies, working on Polkadot and Substrate. ⏳ Timestamps: 0:00 | Introduction 1:06 | Who is Dmitry Zhelezov? 9:07 | What is SQD? 10:01 | Infrastructure of SQD Network 17:54 | Dapp use-cases being built on SQD Network 20:55 | How can Developers build on SQD Network? 22:56 | How can users run Nodes and Delegate? 24:06 | SQD 2025 Roadmap

In today's episode, I'm joined by Chrissy Hill, the Chief Legal Officer and Interim COO at Parity Technologies, a company driving innovation in Web3 and blockchain technology. We delve into the fractured state of Web3 regulation and explore how this uncertainty is affecting creativity and innovation in the space. Chrissy shares insights into how Parity is working with global regulators to bring about the clarity needed for developers to thrive and for Web3 technologies to reach their full potential. We also discuss the importance of diversity in the Web3 ecosystem. As a pioneering female leader in a male-dominated field, Chrissy offers a unique perspective on why diverse leadership is critical for the future of decentralized technologies. She highlights the value of having a wide range of voices at the table, particularly as Web3 continues to shape the digital landscape. The conversation then shifts to how disruptive technologies like blockchain and AI are transforming legal practices. Chrissy explains how these advancements have the potential to reshape the legal profession for lawyers, judges, and even juries, by providing tools that enhance transparency, streamline processes, and deliver more efficient outcomes. Tune in to hear Chrissy's thoughts on what lies ahead for Web3 regulation, the role of diversity in tech, and how emerging technologies are influencing the future of law. Will regulation help or hinder innovation, and what role does diversity play in the success of decentralized networks?

In this episode of The Crafty Show podcast, Crafty Counsel's Founder, Ben White, sits down with Fintech Day 2023 speaker Chrissy Hill (General Counsel at Parity Technologies). Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, Chrissy discusses her move to the UK in 2002. She shares her journey from Linklaters to Barclays and then recounts her nearly decade-long experience working with former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, where she provided operational, legal, and regulatory guidance.Currently serving as General Counsel for a software developer (and leading contributor to Polkadot), Chrissy also discusses her experience working in the blockchain space and explores the longevity and relevance of blockchain technology and AI. She shares her expectations that the impact and influence of these technologies will continue to evolve and become seamlessly integrated into our lives, ultimately serving as tools that improve various aspects of our daily reality.Join the Crafty Counsel Community to discover a space where in-house legal professionals can find joy, insight, and connection. Register for the Crafty Counsel Community for free.

Kimberley Cole interviews Chrissy Hill, general counsel at Parity Technologies. The episode explores the concept of DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations) and their impact on governance and compliance in the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain, Web3, and the metaverse. Show Notes 03:19 Career Journey 07:42 Working with Tony Blair: Merging commercial and charitable assets 10:17 Lessons in agility and fundamental skills for career success 11:24 Web3 space and regulatory challenges 18:32 Exploring the cutting edge of governance and compliance with DAOs 29:56 How do you prepare for the future? Get transcript and Join Risky Women: https://www.riskywomen.org/2023/10/podcast-s6e9-exploring-dao-the-future-of-governance-and-compliance-with-chrissy-hill/

In this episode of the Web3 Innovators Podcast, host Conor Svensson interviews Gautam Dhameja, Solutions Delivery Director at Parity Technologies. Gautam shares his journey into the blockchain space, explaining the concepts that initially captured his attention, the challenges of data reconciliation, and the potential of decentralisation and immutability. They discuss Parity's role in the Polkadot ecosystem, the significance of solutions engineering, and the importance of balancing security and scalability. The conversation concludes with Gautam's vision of Polkadot's impact on scalability, security, and adoption over the next decade.Standout Quotes: • "We want to make sure that we talk about use cases, the application layer, the solutions that we can bring to solve some of the real-world problems because at the end of the day, you know, like when we fly in an aeroplane, we don't look at what thrust engine is producing... the user is important and we have to talk in the language of the user." • "It's more of a road towards large-scale adoption with the basic infrastructure pieces in place."Episode Highlights:Gautam's background and journey into the blockchain space.The role of blockchain in solving supply chain issues.The concept of decentralisation and immutability.Transitioning from exploring blockchain to diving deep into the technology.Exploring solutions engineering at BigchainDB and Parity Technologies.Parity's role in the Polkadot ecosystem and solutions delivery.Balancing security and scalability in blockchain development.Importance of user-centric language and real-world use cases.Decentralised identity and zero-knowledge proofs.The impact of Polkadot on scalability, security, and adoption.Resources:Weekly Polkadot Digest by Bill LaboonDot Leap NewsletterPolkadot TwitterSubscribe to the BlockShots Podcast hosted by Gautam Dhameja to learn about blockchain concepts in simple terms.Contact Gautam Dhameja: LinkedIn | TwitterGautam leads the Solution Delivery team at Parity, where he focuses on building Web3 solutions for the Polkadot ecosystem. He has been working on decentralised systems and blockchain technology since 2017. Prior to coming into the Web3 space, he worked on IoT and Supply Chain solutions at Microsoft. Gautam also hosts the "Block Shots" podcast about concise explanations of blockchain concepts, and he has co-authored a book on blockchain fundamentals, "Beginning Blockchain".Connect with Us Join the Web3 Innovators community and engage with like-minded individuals passionate about the potential of blockchain technology.Contact Web3 Labs:Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Discord | Tiktok • Explore Web3 Labs: Web3 Labs specialise in web3 solutions for enterprise. • Email Web3 Labs • Get Conor's latest thoughts on Web3 and where we're headed.

In today's digital age, the world of technology and innovation is constantly evolving, and with the emergence of Web 3.0, the possibilities are endless. As the internet becomes more decentralized and open, it offers a new frontier for women to establish themselves as leaders in the industry. However, with the gender gap still prevalent in the tech industry, it can be a daunting task for women to break into this field. But fear not, with the right mindset, skills, and support, getting into Web 3.0 and succeeding as a woman is not only possible but can be immensely rewarding.In this episode, I am joined by Chrissy Hill, the General Counsel and first female member of the C-Suite at Parity Technologies. Over the past 20 years, she has gained broad exposure across the global legal, regulatory, investment banking, charity and not for profit, and now Web3. Chrissy shares how she got into Web 3, her activities as the General Counsel of Parity Technologies, her key observations from working in Web 3 as a woman, and the essential personality traits and skills needed to work with software developers. Tune in and learn how to successfully lead in web 3 and more!Connect with Chrissy Parity TechnologiesChiefTimestamps[01:03] Intro to Chrissy Hill [02:02] Chief, the private network that elevates female leaders into positions of power[03:48] Chrissy's biggest takeaway from the Chief event in London[06:36] The benefits of sharing knowledge as a female leader[09:02] How Chrissy got into Web3[11:50] The day-to-day activities of being General Counsel at Parity Technologies[14:55] How Chrissy decided that Parity was the right place for her[16:17] Values Chrissy stands by when working with people and businesses[19:36] Chrissy's biggest observation of working in Web3 as a woman[22:25] Essential personality traits for working with software developers[25:40] How to switch off from work and spend time with the kids[29:08] One word to describe working in Web3Support the show⭐️ Help us reach more leaders like you: Subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and share your fave episodes with friends & colleagues.

BCCN3 attended this year's SXSW in Austin, Texas, where we interviewed several founders of blockchain companies. In this episode, we chat with Natalie Tillack, Platform Marketing Lead, and Robin E., Business Development Lead, at Parity Technologies. Parity is the creator of Polkadot, one of the most formidable blockchains in web3. Twitter: @paritytech Website: https://www.parity.io/ ************************************* Jay on Twitter: @JaysCryptoLife BCCN3.com | Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, NFTs, and Web3. Subscribe to our newsletter at BCCN3.com! BCCN3 Twitter: @bccn3_media BCCN3 Discord: https://discord.com/invite/f3wRUrWy6K BCCN3 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bccn3

If you want to hear from someone who: ❓Helped purchase Lehman Brothers (US) for £1.75 billion;❓Built out the equity practice in Europe for Barclays Capital;❓Worked for Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of the UK; and❓Now works as the General Counsel in a web3 company that builds core blockchain infrastructure?Then STIMY's latest episode with Chrissy Hill, General Counsel at Parity Technologies, is not one you want to miss! Chrissy shares her journey from South Carolina into the web3 space, and some of the milestones in her career, including:2:33 Being the baby of the family5:23 A legacy of lawyers7:26 Working at Linklaters' London office8:49 Becoming the Director of Compliance at Barclays Capital13:38 Purchasing Lehman Brothers (US) for £1.75 billion15:24 Working for Tony Blair at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change18:22 Working at a mission-driven organisation21:21 Entering the web3 space23:16 The concept of privacy27:02 Working at Parity Technologies31:34 What does a web3 lawyer do?34:59 Regulations coming inSo if you want to know what it's like to be a top notch lawyer in the web3 space, this episode is for you!

This week, Jorrin Bruns (Support Engineer, Parity Technologies) is joined by Chrissy Hill, General Counsel, and Alica Schiffhauer, Legal Operations Specialist, from Parity's legal team. This episode focuses on the legal side of Web3 and all that it entails, including the challenges of working within compliance for a codebase with no existing legal precedent. They discuss the unique aspects of working within Web3 law, such as needing a working knowledge of complex technology, blockchain-specific terminology, staying on top of evolving blockchain regulation, as well as their recommendation to become familiar with the legal side of the blockchain space. In addition, you'll learn how legal teams support Web3, by bridging the gap between national laws (to avoid what happened with FTX, for example), identifying and mitigating risks, and how accountability works for breaches of the law within a decentralized system. Links Parity Technologies (https://www.parity.io) The General Public License (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html) Less Trust More Truth: DOT has morphed and is Software, not a Security (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT5mP3B5Lpw) Coindesk policy (https://www.coindesk.com/tag/policy) and legal (https://www.coindesk.com/tag/legal/) sections Highlights 00:50 The journey from Web2 to Web3 legal 07:30 Working for a legal team in a blockchain company 17:50 Challenges as legal professionals within the blockchain space 25: 45 How Parity and the wider ecosystem benefits from legal knowledge 27:00 Compliance for a codebase with no exciting legal precedence 32:00 Open source licensing 101 37:00 DIsadvantages of open source licensing 40:45 Deciding on GPL as the license for Polkadot and Kusama 44:30 How to learn more about DOT morphing into software 47:00 Cross-ecosystem collaboration across legal teams 50:20 Code is law philosophy vs. rule of law Special Guests: Alica Schiffhauer and Chrissy Hill.

Alexandra Heller is the Founder of Crypto Philanthropy Club, a club for crypto people who care and give, and is the Marketing Director at Bitgreen, the sustainability blockchain.Her life's quest is to help the helpers and spread the ideas the world needs. She previously was the Head of Marketing at Parity Technologies as well as the Marketing Director at Floracopeia.Resources: CryptoPhilanthropy.club & podcastBitgreen.orgAlexandraheller.com@alxheller on TwitterReFi DAO - podcast & TwitterGiveth NFTreesendel.io I Will Teach You to Be Rich bookLiving a Committed Life bookLynne Twist The Soul of Money We Belong Here Podcast:Follow on Twitter:@LoLoCoding@AaronBassett@WeBelongPodcast WeBelongPodcast.comSubscribe on AppleSubscribe on SpotifyWe Belong Here Discord CommunityJoin us on Discord Server today! bit.ly/webelongdiscord 

In this episode, host Jorrin Bruns (Support Engineer, Parity Technologies) is joined by Joe Petrowski (Common Good Parachains Team Lead, Web3 Foundation) to talk about common good parachains (https://polkadot.network/blog/common-good-parachains-an-introduction-to-governance-allocated-parachain-slots/) (aka system level parachains), the layer-1 Polkadot blockchains dedicated to core functionality that benefits the entire Polkadot ecosystem. Since Statemint, dedicated to asset and NFT functionality, launched as Polkadot's first common good parachain (https://polkadot.network/blog/statemint-becomes-first-common-good-parachain-on-polkadot/), many more have been in development. This episode explores how common good chains are evolving and what this means for the Polkadot ecosystem, from the new Collectives parachain, evolving NFTs on Statemint, to the upcoming Bridge Hub parachain, and many exciting projects coming out of the ecosystem. During this talk, Petrowski describes how common good parachains are elected, categorized, onboarded, and eventually made available to users. He highlights the importance of the Cross-Consensus Message Format (XCM) (https://polkadot.network/blog/xcm-the-cross-consensus-message-format/) for system-level parachains, and those which are ready to launch once XCMv3 is deployed. Finally, during the analysis of parachain transaction validation and finalization, we discover the eye-opening benefits of moving core functionality off the relay chain; Polkadot could support far more than 100 parachains, with far fewer than 1,000 validators needed to process transactions with the same security guarantees as before. Links Roadmap for Parity-developed common good parachains (https://polkadot.network/blog/proposal-for-common-good-parachains/) Highlights 2.00 The humble beginnings of common good parachains 3.22 System vs public utility chains 12:00 Pallets abstracting work away from the relay chain 13:00 How transactions are processed on the relay chain vs a parachain 15:12 The benefits of taking core functionality off the relay chain: > 100 parachains! 17:30 System level common good parachains under development 22:45 The Collectives parachain 31:35 How to create a collective or DAO using Substrate's Collective pallet 36:00 Governance to set up the Collectives parachain 39.45 Developments and roadblocks to launching the Bridge Hub 51:10 Evolution of Statemine/ Statemint including evolving NFTs 56:45 Community shoutout for support - particularly deployment tooling Special Guest: Joe Petrowski.

Shawn Tabrizi is a lead developer at Parity technologies. He has been building Polkadot for over 4 years with the team. Before that was at Microsoft working on Azure. Shawn was born and raised in the heart of the Bay Area. He first started programming at the age of 13, trying to learn how to hack his PlayStation Portable so that he could play free games. Through the PSP hacking community, he learned about the vast potential surrounding computers, programming, and the internet. Shawn joined Parity Technologies as a core developer working on blockchain infrastructure and the future of the decentralized web. ⭐️Ready for a Game Changing Advantage for your business? This is your invitation to get your team to start performing at the next level with a peak performance business results training. It's the exact path to YOUR next big breakthrough: https://naeemmahmood.com/peak-performance-collective/

If you want to code a smart contract on blockchain, odds are you will be working with Solidity, the primary software being used to conduct such activities. Today we have the opportunity to speak with Alex McCurry, the founder of Solidity.com, a blockchain solutions provider that has seized upon the brand name and built a business serving many large businesses and brands to help create the future.  What does the future of blockchain look to solve problems like ticketing, real estate and security? You'll find out today our “solidity like a rock” episode #636 of The Bad Crypto Podcast.  Full Show Notes at: http://badco.in/636 TIME STAMPS 00:00 - Intro 03:50 - Featured Guest: Alex McCurry of Solidity.io 05:00 - How long have you been on the island of Puerto Rico?  Joel and Travis talked about the benefits of their relocation to Puerto Rico in Episode #580 06:33 - How does someone decide I'm going to create a programming language everyone is going to end up using to make smart contracts?  08:30 - Domain name purchase trophy goes to Alex McCurry 10:00 - What brands and partners have come your way to say they want to build with you?  13:30 - Super Bowl ticket purchase story from Travis 17:13 - How do we solve for issues of theft of NFTs in regards to real asset ownership?  20:07 - Why aren't we implementing that kind of security NOW in marketplaces and transactions? - 21:45 21:47 - When you're working on Solidity, how many different areas are you dealing with and what's happening at Solidity.io?  24:10 - In a general sense, provide us with one or two use cases you see coming in the not so distant future that are going to be game changers.  27:10 - The future of NFTs: linktr.ee/futureofnfts 30:55 - 33:18 - NFTs and SEC and how they are regulating stuff now; instead of pestering each NFT person, why not just add an extra tax in the smart contract?  33:36 - How long until we can launch tokenization through Solidity and have regulation in place?  36:40 - When is this market going to turn around and come out of slumber?  39:26 - Gavin Wood actually has stepped down as the CEO of Parity Technologies and is now going to become the Chief Architect Officer of Polkadot now. What blockchains can use Solidity? What chains do you support?  40:50 - Closing Remarks SUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW: Apple Podcast: http://badco.in/itunesGoogle Podcasts: http://badco.in/googleSpotify: http://badco.in/spotify FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter: @badcryptopod - @joelcomm - @teedubyaFacebook: /BadCrypto - /JoelComm - /teedubyawFacebook Mastermind Group: /BadCryptoLinkedIn: /in/joelcomm - /in/teedubyaInstagram: @BadCryptoPodcastEmail: badcryptopodcast[at]gmail[dot]comPhone: SEVEN-OH-8-88FIVE- 90THIRTY BE A FEATURED GUEST: http://badco.in/apply DISCLAIMER:Do your own due diligence and research. Joel Comm and Travis Wright are NOT FINANCIAL ADVISORS. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little thing called cryptocurrency. We make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. Don't take anything we say as gospel. Do not come to our homes with pitchforks because you lost money by listening to us. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are investing it. We will never "pump or dump" any cryptocurrencies. Take what we say with a grain of salt. You must research this stuff on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations.Support the show: https://badcryptopodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you want to code a smart contract on blockchain, odds are you will be working with Solidity, the primary software being used to conduct such activities. Today we have the opportunity to speak with Alex McCurry, the founder of Solidity.com, a blockchain solutions provider that has seized upon the brand name and built a business serving many large businesses and brands to help create the future. What does the future of blockchain look to solve problems like ticketing, real estate and security? You'll find out today our “solidity like a rock” episode #636 of The Bad Crypto Podcast. Full Show Notes at: http://badco.in/636TIME STAMPS00:00 - Intro03:50 - Featured Guest: Alex McCurry of Solidity.io05:00 - How long have you been on the island of Puerto Rico? Joel and Travis talked about the benefits of their relocation to Puerto Rico in Episode #58006:33 - How does someone decide I'm going to create a programming language everyone is going to end up using to make smart contracts? 08:30 - Domain name purchase trophy goes to Alex McCurry10:00 - What brands and partners have come your way to say they want to build with you? 13:30 - Super Bowl ticket purchase story from Travis17:13 - How do we solve for issues of theft of NFTs in regards to real asset ownership? 20:07 - Why aren't we implementing that kind of security NOW in marketplaces and transactions? - 21:4521:47 - When you're working on Solidity, how many different areas are you dealing with and what's happening at Solidity.io? 24:10 - In a general sense, provide us with one or two use cases you see coming in the not so distant future that are going to be game changers. 27:10 - The future of NFTs: linktr.ee/futureofnfts30:55 - 33:18 - NFTs and SEC and how they are regulating stuff now; instead of pestering each NFT person, why not just add an extra tax in the smart contract? 33:36 - How long until we can launch tokenization through Solidity and have regulation in place? 36:40 - When is this market going to turn around and come out of slumber? 39:26 - Gavin Wood actually has stepped down as the CEO of Parity Technologies and is now going to become the Chief Architect Officer of Polkadot now. What blockchains can use Solidity? What chains do you support? 40:50 - Closing RemarksSUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW:Apple Podcast: http://badco.in/itunesGoogle Podcasts: http://badco.in/googleSpotify: http://badco.in/spotifyFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:Twitter: @badcryptopod - @joelcomm - @teedubyaFacebook: /BadCrypto - /JoelComm - /teedubyawFacebook Mastermind Group: /BadCryptoLinkedIn: /in/joelcomm - /in/teedubyaInstagram: @BadCryptoPodcastEmail: badcryptopodcast[at]gmail[dot]comPhone: SEVEN-OH-8-88FIVE- 90THIRTYBE A FEATURED GUEST: http://badco.in/applyDISCLAIMER:Do your own due diligence and research. Joel Comm and Travis Wright are NOT FINANCIAL ADVISORS. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little thing called cryptocurrency. We make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. Don't take anything we say as gospel. Do not come to our homes with pitchforks because you lost money by listening to us.We only share with you what we are learning and what we are investing it. We will never "pump or dump" any cryptocurrencies. Take what we say with a grain of salt. You must research this stuff on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations.Support the show: https://badcryptopodcast.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Este episodio esta dedicado a la blockchain de Polkadot para conocer cual es la propuesta de valor de este proyecto. Para conocer qué es Polkadot nuestro invitado es Ezio Rojas Social Media Manager y Community Manager para Latam de Parity Technologies la empresa detrás del desarrollo de Polkadot. Temas a tratar en el episodio: ¿Qué es Polkadot? ¿Qué es lo más interesante que tiene Polkadot para ofrecer? Nuevo modelo de gobernanza Gavid Wood ¿Qué son las subastas y como las personas pueden participar en ellas? ¿Qué son las parachains y cómo funcionan? Entre otros tema de interés Enlaces tratados en el episodio: https://twitter.com/PolkadotEspanol https://t.me/polkadotespanol https://polkadot.js.org/apps/#/parachains Episodio es patrocinado por: Lend.io empresa que te ayuda a ahorrar y ganar más bitcoin y dólares digitales. Con los servicios de Ledn puedes ganar intereses, pedir créditos en dólares y obtener créditos para comprar más bitcoins. Localcryptos.com el cripto mercado peer-to-peer con más de 200.000 usuarios en más de 100 países donde las personas pueden comprar y vender criptomonedas directamente entre ellos, sin intermediarios, y de forma rápida, segura y privada. Cosmoverse el evento de la comunidad Cosmos que para el mes de septiembre estará en la ciudad de Medellín. Para mayor información visita su sito web cosmoverse.org ¿Quieres hacer trading? Te invitamos a conocer Quantfury en trading.quantfury.com una plataforma para hacer trading de criptomonedas y acciones en long o en short, con o sin apalancamiento. Regístrate y agrega nuestro código de referido 5459MHF6 para recibir una recompensa de una acción o criptomonedas.

Stefan Sopic, Vice President at Parity Technologies, talks about the new and exciting changes for Polkadot.Talking Points:What makes Polkadot a Layer 0Polkadot's new governance modelXCM launchParity's mission is to enable businesses and organisations to capitalise on blockchain technology and benefit from the new opportunities it presents. We develop cutting-edge software solutions for enterprises and industries to unlock the full value of decentralised technology. We believe that decentralised technology has the power to fundamentally change and enhance the systems used by businesses, consumers, and governments every day.What's on the Block? is produced by X4 Technology and hosted by Maxine Ewing.

En este episodio le platicaremos sobre el evento de Polkadot Decoded, The Closing Party México. Nos entusiasma platicarte sobre la organización y muchas de las cosas que pasan detrás para que la gente lo disfrutara. Hubieron retos pero también lo disfrutamos mucho. Ahora nos acompaña Alberto Navarro quien nos apoyo desde Parity Technologies en todo momento para que este evento fuera todo un éxito. DETALLE DE CONTENIDO 00:00 - Introducción03:05 - Presentación Alberto04:47 - ¿Cómo iniciaste en el espacio cripto?07:50 - ¿Qué es Parity Technologies, cuál es tu rol y cómo llegaste ahí?12:41 - Cuéntanos sobre algunos proyectos en los que hayas trabajado17:59 - ¿Cómo es trabajar en Parity, teniendo a Gavin Wood a un mensaje de Slack de distancia? Tenemos a muchos fans de Gavin en la comunidad, este punto les encantará.25:18 - ¿Cómo fue la organización de Decoded en las diferentes geografías? ¿Cómo fue el proceso en México y en Argentina? Aquí contamos nuestra aventura para lograr el fiestón.43:06 - ¿Qué fue lo que más disfrutaste en Decoded Argentina? ¿Cuál es el principal highlight?48:33 - ¿Qué le dirías a Satoshi? // Newsletter Espacio Criptohttps://www.getrevue.co/profile/EspacioCripto Espacio Cripto en Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/espaciocriptopod/ Espacio Cripto en Telegramhttps://t.me/joinchat/g9wpiyIXhEY2ODk5 Espacio Cripto en Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe23iMDaKg1vQi2bJz9fF1Q Sigue @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales.

This week we have the second half of the conversation between Jorrin Bruns (Support Engineer, Parity Technologies) and 0xbrainjar, founder and CEO of the Polkadot parachain Composable Finance. Composable and sister parachain Picasso on Kusama allow smart contracts built on different languages and different chains to connect, enabling cross-chain DeFi applications and more. If you missed part 1, have a listen here (https://relaychain.fm/44-composable-finance-part-1-unlocking-cross-chain-cross-layer-defi-on-polkadot). In part 2, they talk more about Mosaic, Composable's transfer availability layer, and XCVM, their cross-consensus virtual machine. They look at how Composable approaches cross-chain bridging and communication, interoperability with ecosystems outside of Polkadot, and thinking outside the box for cross-chain applications beyond what's already been done before. Links Composable Finance (https://www.composable.finance/) Picasso Network (https://www.picasso.xyz/) Angular Finance (https://twitter.com/AngularFinance) Whirlpool Cash (https://twitter.com/Whirlpool_Cash) Highlights 01:35 - Mosaic, XCVM and liquidity fragmentation 03:45 - Transaction fees w/ multiple blockchains 04:50 - Intro to XCVM (cross-consensus virtual machine) 07:15 - Interoperability with Cosmos and other ecosystems 11:32 - XCVM and bridging deep dive 16:30 - Cross-chain developer and user experience 24:30 - Angular, Substrate's first money market 26:45 - Whirlpool Cash (zk mixing) Special Guest: 0xbrainjar.

Chrissy Hill has been a lawyer, an investment banker, a COO of an institute and now has turned her attention to the blockchain. Chrissy sits on the C-suite of Parity Technologies, which builds blockchain infrastructure for other companies and where she is General Counsel. Chrissy is four months into her Web3 career, having made a major pivot from being COO at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, and like many of us she looks to metaphors and analogies to make sense of this new set of technologies. We talk about how the blockchain works in simple terms, and how culture differs between the public sector and the hectic new world of Web3. LINKS: Chrissy Hill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/uschill Parity website: www.parity.io Follow Women of Web3 for the latest job posts, learning resources and events: https://twitter.com/womenofweb3co Women of Web3 website: www.womenofweb3.co JOBS BOARD: Get your first job in web3 on the Women of Web3 jobs board: https://womenofweb3.pallet.com/ CREDITS: Host: Lauren Ingram Producer: Ollie Chamberlain

Jorrin Bruns (Support Engineer, Parity Technologies) is joined this week by 0xbrainjar, founder and CEO of the Polkadot parachain Composable Finance. Composable and sister parachain Picasso on Kusama allow smart contracts built on different languages and different chains to connect, enabling cross-chain swaps and more. By simplifying and unifying DeFi (Decentalized Finance) with new interoperability standards, the project is accelerating this technology into the mainstream. This talk covers Composable's solutions for developers and end users. 0xbrainjar describes building with Substrate and the new pallets they created, the native functionality of Composable and Picasso, and the various products and DeFi primitives they offer. Additionally, 0xbrainjar discusses cross-layer NFT transfers, building oracles for price manipulation resistance, achieving protocol-owned liquidity, bootstrapping DeFi and what could be considered ‘DeFi 3.0'. Links Composable Finance (https://www.composable.finance) Picasso Network (https://www.picasso.xyz) Cubic Vault pallet (https://composablefi.medium.com/cubic-composables-modular-defi-vault-pallet-6a207eac8d46) Highlights 01:35 Introduction to Composable 04:00 What problems does Composable solve? 06:10 Substrate pallets, customizations, new builds 10:31 The Pablo DEX 13:51 Protocol-owned liquidity (POL) within a DEX 18:40 Cubic: Composable's modular DeFi vault pallet 22:20 Oracles and price manipulation resistance 29:20 'Mural', the Cross-Layer NFT transfer protocol 32:00 Mosaic — the transfer availability layer 36:20 Just in time liquidity & bot networks 39:27 Managed LP tokens Special Guest: 0xbrainjar.

This week, Jorrin Bruns (Support Engineer, Parity Technologies) is joined by Origin Trail's Tomaž Levak (co-founder & CEO) and Žiga Drev (co-founder and COO). OriginTrail is a Substrate-based blockchain that recently won a parachain slot on Polkadot. OriginTrail developed the world's first Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) to organize humanity's most important assets, making them discoverable, verifiable, and valuable, often referred to as 'the google of Web3'. This talk explores the real-world use cases of Origin Trail, and how through the synergy of knowledge graphs and blockchains, DKG forms the "semantic layer of Web3", enabling Web3 builders to organize, discover, and verify anything. It's similar to the technology used by major Web2 giants like Google and Amazon to power their services. The Origin Trail team explain how they moved into Web3 and achieved mainstream adoption, starting out on Ethereum as one of the first and most promising blockchain projects to address supply chain use cases, and evolving into a multichain decentralized knowledge network. They also discuss the OriginTrail parachain, enhancing the DKG with Substrate, unleashing network effects through Polkadot, collaborating with parachains, and how you can participate in OriginTrail, from running nodes to interacting with the community. Links OriginTrail (https://origintrail.io/) NFT Supercharger (https://supercharger.origintrail.io/) The Trace Alliance (https://alliance.origintrail.io/) Highlights 02:00 What is OriginTrail? 04:45 Who's using the Decentralized Knowledge Graph 07:00 What does OriginTrail solve? 10:30 Inception and expansion of OriginTrail 15:50 Existing across multiple blockchains 19:15 How OriginTrail works with the DKG 26:20 Forming the semantic layer of Web3 31:04 The OriginTrail parachain 40:15 Shout out to DKG Community members 43:20 How OriginTrail is being used 51:20 Breaking in to the mainstream 01:01:15 The Trace Alliance Special Guests: Tomaž Levak and Žiga Drev.

Сейчас криптовалюты обретают актуальность как никогда. В гости к нам пришел Кирилл Пименов. Он отвечает за кибербезопасность в Parity Technologies, компании-разработчике блокчейна Polkadot. В первой части подкаста обсудили техническую составляющую вопроса: как криптовалюты связаны с блокчейн сетями, за счет чего достигается анонимность, как избегать двойных трат. Во второй части обсудили социальный аспект. Ведь блокчейн и криптовалюты – это инструмент, позволяющий людям объединяться в потенциально бесконечные сообщества не из-за внешнего принуждения или страха, а из собственной выгоды. Поддержи лучший подкаст про IT: www.patreon.com/podlodka А теперь и через Polkadot: 16LY5o4tTs2uyykHjuG2H2HVLQ3iMnvFkdXq1KA61FRJPjoU Также ждем вас, ваши лайки, репосты и комменты в мессенджерах и соцсетях! Telegram-чат: https://t.me/podlodka Telegram-канал: https://t.me/podlodkanews Страница в Facebook: www.facebook.com/podlodkacast/ Twitter-аккаунт: https://twitter.com/PodlodkaPodcast Ведущие в выпуске: Стас Цыганов, Егор Толстой, Евгений Кателла Полезные ссылки: Debt: the first 5000 years – David Graeber https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6617037-debt Хак в Эфириуме https://www.gemini.com/cryptopedia/the-dao-hack-makerdao#section-the-dao-hack-remedy-forks-ethereum — обзорная статья Cводки «с полей» из 2016 года https://www.coindesk.com/learn/2016/06/25/understanding-the-dao-attack/ Сколько стоит на амазоне майнить конкретную сеть https://www.exaking.com/51 Позиция Кирилла https://app.subsocial.network/6355/vojna-v-ukraine-32020 Parity Technologies нанимает https://parity.link/podlodka-job

Katy Campbell, known as the Beyoncé of Business, is a two-time founder, has worked at Zalando, Rocket Internet, APX and Porsche leading venture development, investment and branding teams. Today she is the Director of Organisational Strategy at Parity Technologies. A company which is building a blockchain infrastructure for the decentralized web, where Katy is attracting and retaining the best global talent. In this episode we speak about her metaverse, NFT projects and why she swapped Berlin for Paris. Don't want to miss out on the next episode release? Subscribe to the show!

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What The Fuck Is Web3? My NFT, Crypto, and Influencer Marketing Moves In 2022 | Ep 34 Do you ever find yourself wondering, “What is Web3?” You're not alone. The idea is having a moment, whether you're measuring by VC funding, lobbying blitzes, or incomprehensible corporate announcements. But it can be hard to tell what all the hype is about. To believers, Web3 represents the next phase of the internet and, perhaps, of organizing society. Web 1.0, the story goes, was the era of decentralized, open protocols, in which most online activity involved navigating to individual static webpages. Web 2.0, which we're living through now, is the era of centralization, in which a huge share of communication and commerce takes place on closed platforms owned by a handful of super-powerful corporations—think Google, Facebook, Amazon—subject to the nominal control of centralized government regulators. Web3 is supposed to break the world free of that monopolistic control. At the most basic level, Web3 refers to a decentralized online ecosystem based on the blockchain. Platforms and apps built on Web3 won't be owned by a central gatekeeper, but rather by users, who will earn their ownership stake by helping to develop and maintain those services. Gavin Wood coined the term Web3 (originally Web 3.0) in 2014. At the time, he was fresh off of helping develop Ethereum, the cryptocurrency that is second only to Bitcoin in prominence and market size. Today he runs the Web3 Foundation, which supports decentralized technology projects, as well as Parity Technologies, a company focused on building blockchain infrastructure for Web3. Wood, who is based in Switzerland, spoke with me last week over video about where Web 2.0 went wrong, his vision of the future, and why we all need to be less trusting. The following interview is a transcript of our conversation, lightly edited for clarity and length. WIRED: As I understand it, the idea of Web3 at its most basic level is that the current setup, Web 2.0, is no good. So before we talk about what Web3 would entail, how would you describe the problems with the status quo? Gavin Wood: I think the model for Web 2.0 was much the same as the model for society before the internet existed. If you go back 500 years, people basically just stuck to their little villages and townships. And they traded with people that they knew. And they relied on, broadly speaking, the social fabric, to ensure that expectations were credible, were likely to actually happen: These apples are not rotten, or this horseshoe doesn't break after three weeks. And that works reasonably well, because it's difficult and very time-consuming and expensive to move between towns. So you have a reasonably high level of credibility that someone is going to stick around and they don't want to be exiled. But as society moved into something larger-scale, and we have cities and countries and international organizations, we moved on to this weird kind of brand reputation thing. We've created these powerful but regulated bodies, and the regulators, in principle, ensure that our expectations are met. There are certain statutory requirements that, to operate in a particular industry, you must fulfill. This is not a great solution, for a few reasons. One of them is, it's very hard to regulate new industries. The government is slow, it takes a while to catch up. Another is that regulators are imperfect. And especially when they work closely with the industry, oftentimes there's a bit of a revolving door relationship between the industry and the regulator. Another is simply a regulatory body has very limited firepower. It's how much money the government puts into it. And so necessarily, regulation is going to be patchy. They will be able to regulate maybe the biggest offenders but they aren't able to retain a really strong influence all the time everywhere. And of course, the regulators and the laws differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.