Podcasts about private blockchains

Web 3.0 Explained: Business Cases, Security, and Future Prospects | CISO Tradecraft In this episode of CISO Tradecraft, host G Mark Hardy welcomes special guest Aaron Markell to discuss the intricacies of Web 3.0. They explore the evolution from Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 to the decentralized structure of Web 3.0, describing its application in various industries like finance, healthcare, and supply chain. The conversation dives into blockchain technology, the role of tokens, smart contracts, and consensus mechanisms like proof of work and proof of stake. They also touch on potential future developments involving AI in Web 3.0, offering valuable insights for business leaders and cybersecurity professionals looking to understand and leverage this emerging technology.    Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Web 3.0 00:31 Meet the Expert: Aaron Markell 01:39 Aaron's Journey into Web 3.0 03:51 Understanding Web 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 04:36 Decentralization and Blockchain Basics 05:51 The SETI Project and Distributed Workloads 08:09 Proof of Work and Blockchain Security 17:22 Smart Contracts Explained 20:10 Proof of Stake vs. Proof of Work 23:51 The Role of Tokens in Web 3.0 24:22 Understanding Microtransactions and Ownership 25:05 What is an NFT? 26:40 The Rise and Fall of NFTs 28:36 Web 3.0 and Its Impact on Industries 30:10 Blockchain in Finance and Commerce 30:55 Private Blockchains and Government Transparency 34:09 Blockchain in Legal and Healthcare Sectors 36:59 Supply Chain Transformation with Web 3.0 39:59 The Future of Web 3.0 and AI Integration 41:03 Final Thoughts and Security Tips

In today's episode we explore the shift in crypto's landscape driven by political forces. We dive into JD Vance's nomination as Trump's running mate and its implications for the industry. The conversation examines how figures like Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon are changing their tune on Bitcoin, potentially influencing policy. We debate Vitalik Buterin's controversial stance on crypto voting and consider how these political dynamics are intersecting with ETF approvals and fears of currency debasement to shape crypto's trajectory. Thanks for tuning in! Resources JD Vance's Tech Take https://x.com/BillHughesDC/status/1762547166348775770 - - Start your day with crypto news, analysis and data from Katherine Ross and David Canellis. Subscribe to the Empire newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/empire?utm_source=podcasts Follow Jason: https://twitter.com/JasonYanowitz Follow Santiago: https://twitter.com/santiagoroel Follow Empire: https://twitter.com/theempirepod Subscribe on YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/4fdhhb2j Subscribe on Apple: https://tinyurl.com/mv4frfv7 Subscribe on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/wbaypprw Get top market insights and the latest in crypto news. Subscribe to Blockworks Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/ - - Sei Labs believes the EVM is here to stay. By providing the fastest time to finality of any chain, thousands of transactions per second and full backwards compatibility with the EVM, Ethereum developers can try out a brand new design space for their applications. Try out sei v2 devnet - visit the new sei.io to find out more. - - Harpie sets the standard in on-chain security, actively monitoring and safeguarding your crypto wallet against theft in real time. It detects, blocks, and recovers stolen assets from risky transactions before they execute, shielding you from even the most advanced hacks and scams. Harpie is free to use and compatible with all Ethereum, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum wallets. Protect your crypto today at harpie.io. - - Polygon Labs is developing the next generation of open source zero-knowledge tech to aggregate crypto liquidity and user bases with the AggLayer. To support the aggregated future, the Polygon Community Grants Program was launched with 1 billion tokens — all for Polygon builders. Season One of the community grants program is live now, and features 35 million in MATIC to support the next generation of Polygon projects! Join the aggregated future today by applying at https://polygon.technology/grants - - Step into MyPrize—the online multiplayer casino that lets you battle your friends and play alongside creators. On MyPrize, you're invited to get rowdy and share every victory and defeat with your pals. Because we know the only thing more fun than beating the house is beating your friends. Get started with $20 free when you deposit or purchase of $10 or more: https://myprize.com/invite/Empire - - Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (02:22) Is the Narrative Intact? (11:09) Crypto Native Metrics (14:56) Do Memecoins Keep Outperforming? (24:21) Trump's JD Vance VP Pick (36:46) Rise of Private Blockchains (40:16) SEI Ad (41:03) Polygon Ad (42:21) Harpie Ad (43:03) MyPrize Ad (43:41) Larry Fink's Bitcoin Bull Thesis (50:52) Mark Cuban's BTC Thesis (54:59) Vitalik's Political Take (01:06:12) Empire's Content - - Disclaimer: Nothing said on Empire is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Santiago, Jason, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

Was passiert bei Blockchain-Projekten im deutschen TradFi, im globalen TradFi-Kampf um private oder öffentliche Chains, CeFi-Verfahren und Stablecoins. Wir geben in dieser News-Episode einen Überblick.

Nic and Leon cover the recent news regarding the SBF trial. They also share their favourite tools from the comprehensive list of crypto research list.Key TakeawaysTrial Highlights: Gary Wang, CTO of FTX, mentioned that Alameda has special privileges for trading on FTX. Meanwhile, Caroline Ellison, Alameda's CEO, revealed questionable financial practices, including the misuse of FTX customer funds.LastPass Security Concern: LastPass, a popular password manager, faced a significant data breach in 2023. Encrypted passwords, usernames, and other data were compromised. Exercise caution.Potential Bitcoin ETF: The SEC might not appeal a recent decision by the US courts, potentially paving the way for the introduction of the first Bitcoin ETF in the United States.Blockchain Exploration by Major Financial Institutions: JPMorgan, BlackRock, and Barclays are exploring blockchain tokenization. Experiments with private blockchains continue.

Paul Brody is the head of EY's blockchain business. EY is Ernst & Young, one of the “big 4” global professional services and accounting firms. He's been at EY for nearly 8 years now and before that he was a VP at IBM where he started IBM's first blockchain project. Paul is deeply intertwined with the Ethereum community as well as enterprise use cases. If anyone is going to crack the nut of Enterprise use cases for public blockchains, it's going to be him. ------ Crypto Tax Calculator | Free Crypto Tax Calculator https://bankless.cc/CTCpodcast  ------ JOIN BANKLESS PREMIUM: https://newsletter.banklesshq.com/subscribe  ------ BANKLESS SPONSOR TOOLS: KRAKEN | MOST-TRUSTED CRYPTO EXCHANGE https://bankless.cc/kraken  UNISWAP | ON-CHAIN MARKETPLACE https://bankless.cc/uniswap  ️ ARBITRUM | SCALING ETHEREUM https://bankless.cc/Arbitrum  EARNIFI | CLAIM YOUR UNCLAIMED AIRDROPS https://bankless.cc/earnifi  ----- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 7:00 Enterprise Blockchains 11:20 Public vs. Private Blockchains 15:00 Use Cases 18:36 Supply Chains vs. Digital Money 22:00 Disruption 23:55 Network Effects 26:40 EY's Nightfall 30:50 Low-Cost Transactions 37:30 Tokenizing the World 41:50 Real-World Assets 47:10 Transactions 50:44 Stablecoin Adoption 54:15 DeFi Integration 56:35 Operating Nightfall 59:40 Nightfall Roadmap 1:01:35 Why EY 1:05:15 Enterprise Blockchain Burn Leaderboard 1:08:40 Action Items & Disclaimers ----- Resources: Paul Brody https://twitter.com/pbrody  ----- Not financial or tax advice. This channel is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. This video is not tax advice. Talk to your accountant. Do your own research. Disclosure. From time-to-time I may add links in this newsletter to products I use. I may receive commission if you make a purchase through one of these links. Additionally, the Bankless writers hold crypto assets. See our investment disclosures here: https://www.bankless.com/disclosures 

Today on the Ether we have Cointelegraph hosting a discussion with Shade Protocol about private blockchains and mass adoption. You'll hear from Carter L. Woetzel, JPC.Esq, Iñigo Vaca, Kevin Vallejo, and more! Recorded on January 12th 2023. If you enjoy the music at the end of the episodes, you can find the albums streaming on Spotify, and the rest of your favorite streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

Aaron Lohmann has over 15 years of experience in executive management with a focus on real estate development. He has led several successful organizations and is currently engaged in leadership and business development roles for companies involved in real estate development and finance. Key Highlights: [00:01 -06:47] Blockchain for Businesses What problem is blockchain solving within the real estate ecosystem? Allowing a level of transparency and control that's hasn't existed before the system Help things be more efficient Aaron talks about EarnDLT and how it makes accessing private blockchains efficient Make data portable and monetize it More streamlined process in representing loan inventory .[06:48 - 13:12] Laws and Regulation  The adoption of blockchain takes a little longer in heavily regulated industries Business purpose lending has fewer regulations  Regulations apply whenever there is a security issue The two biggest challenges on the sponsor side are capital raising and providing liquidity .[13:13 - 18:04] How to Tell You Are Making Progress Blockchain delivers immediate ROI and benefits to the users Using smart contracts for machine-to-machine communication Many sponsors are scared about this change, but it's important to keep up with the rapidly developing technology How Wall Street is reacting: They are most bullish on the blockchain because the data is clear, reliable, and transportable that can be applied to different spaces Underlying technologies can be used to improve operations and profitability .[18:05 - 30:36] Be A Knowledgeable Investor Aaron identifies sectors that'll benefit most from this technology Blockchain in the energy sector: How tokenization can change the energy sector Here are the things you need to consider as a sponsor or LP when dealing with financial instruments: You need to work with a firm that is SOC 2 compliant and have a strong security policy in place Tokenization is not difficult to make but without the tools to properly manage the activities it'll be dangerous [30:37 - 31:24] Closing Segment Connect with Aaron Lohmann on https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-lohmann (LinkedIn) and email him at AL@earn.re Key Quote: “The immutability and transparency of the data that's housed on the blockchain, a sponsor can really start to build up a reputation for their performance not only on the debt side but also on the equity side as they move forward and speak to that history on the blockchain. So again, helping them in the future with that due diligence and building trust through the use of the technology.” - Aaron Lohmann LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in and Stay Tuned for the Next Episode COMING SOON!

DAOs and why private blockchains didn't do as well? What founders should think about when building their next Web3 project. I discuss these topics with Jiri Kobelka. Jiri is the founder and CEO of Tatum. What is Tatum? The ultimate blockchain development platform. Support for over 40 blockchain protocols and 2,000+ digital assets. Simple, unified SDKs, API, and next-gen blockchain infrastructure. Join our Web3 Discord community - "https://discord.gg/2eJ7DVGcx6" In this episode we discuss the following topics. You can connect with Jiri in the following ways :- https://www.linkedin.com/company/tatumio/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kobelka/ https://tatum.io/ Discord - https://discord.gg/4TWtSP3vxU https://twitter.com/tatum_io In true Web3 fashion, I will be minting and selling this episode on OpenSea.io You can find it here - unless it is already sold - https://opensea.io/SamKamani Connect with me here - https://twitter.com/samkamani

Today we discuss promising new projects in the Freedom Coin Covenant that are taking a new approach to telecommunications. In a world currently burdened by a lack of privacy and extreme centralization in telecommunications, Conceal Network and Sessions offer a different solution - communication on decentralized and encrypted private blockchains. We explore the demand for this technology and dig into details regarding these projects. Follow me here: Gab: https://gab.com/GulagStag Twitter: https://twitter.com/moneromatteo Odysee: https://odysee.com/@MoneroMatteo:b Rumble: Monero Matteo (not sure of link) Telegram: https://t.me/thegulagstag Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/moneromatteo This is NOT Financial Advice - I am NOT a financial professional. Inquiries: Email: Moneromatteo@protonmail.com Donate To Support Monero Projects Here: https://ccs.getmonero.org/ Channel Donations: Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/moneromatteo Monero (XMR) Address: (Too long for this format - see youtube) Bitcoin (BTC) Address: bc1q0myje5uzrwxj7pua4em4dcaqxjmd86ptgacq9r Zano: @matteo

Bhavin Patel, head of fintech research at OMFIF, is joined by Pietro Grassano, business solutions director at Algorand, to discuss the core differences between public and private blockchains. They distinguish between the definitions, properties (such as governance, scalability, speed, transparency and security), as well as the advantages and disadvantage of both types of networks. Finally, they share where each type of blockchain is appropriate, drawing from use cases and examples. Join the OMFIF-Algorand virtual panel on DLT and the future of public blockchains, 27 May. Panelists include: Pietro Grassano, Business Solutions Director Europe, Algorand Hugh Mcmillian, Chief innovation officer, Instimatch Yesika Padilla Yanez, Director of Innovation, Banco Davivienda Register here: https://www.omfif.org/events/dlt-and-the-future-of-public-blockchains/

Matt and Nic are back. In this episode: More cured meats drama The Singapore sovereign wealth fund invests in Anchorage Will they or wont they - Goldman edition Bitcoin completes Paypal's original vision Schwab looks to add support for crypto Kings of Leon NFT Are NFTs the first truly mainstream application of blockchains? Are today's centralized public blockchains just a return of private blockchains? Citi releases the case for bitcoin GBTC trades at a steep discount to NAV and what it means Is the GBTC arbitrage trade over? Should startups hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets? How does 2021 feel compared to 2018? Are we likely to see another 70%+ drawdown? Content mentioned in this episode:  Bloomberg's Crypto Outlook, Mike McGlone Understanding Bitcoin, Jurrien Timmer Bitcoin at the Tipping Point, City GPS This episode is brought to you by Sovryn, DeFi on Bitcoin.

Amplificable by WikiDLT is starting a new series concentrated on the Corda Blockchain Platform. In this episode, we talk about private Blockchains and their significance. This is the first episode which will be followed by some Corda-related episodes and talks with other industry-leading organisations and how they are leveraging Corda Blockchain in their use-cases.

A Blockchain technology Master Class with Antonio Senatore, Deloitte's Global CTO for Blockchain. We discuss what he sees as the 'core' Blockchain technologies for enterprise, his key learnings from taking both Public and Private Blockchain platforms into production, and his forecast for when we will see emerging domains like Zero Knowledge Proofs, Interoperability and Blockchain-enabled AI being ready for prime time. On this episode we discuss: - What it takes to be considered a 'mature' Blockchain platform - Relative maturity of Ethereum, Hyperledger, Corda, VeChain and others - Key challenges for implementing Public and Private Blockchains in enterprise - The importance and time horizon for Interoperability between Blockchain networks - Why we should be excited about Blockchain and AI, and what can they bring together - What are Zero Knowledge Proofs, and what is required for broader adoption - What questions to ask of emerging Blockchain technology vendors looking for partnerships - Where Antonio gets his reading list References mentioned during the show: Antonio's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonio-senatore-b759273/ Andreas Antonopoulos: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aantonop/ QEDIT: https://qed-it.com/ Polkadot: https://polkadot.network/ Constellation Network: https://constellationnetwork.io/

BitcoinBasics Podcast hosts Faris and Gordon differentiate between public and private blockchains, open and closed blockchains, blockchain use cases and the ultimate use case for the Bitcoin blockchain. Spoiler: it's money!

We're joined by Ayo Akinyele, CEO of Bolt Labs. Bolt is building a new privacy-focused layer-2 payment channel network design. Initially designed by Matt Green and Ian Meyers, Bolt is being commercialized by Ayo and his team. Beginning with a Zcash integration, they have plans to implement on several crypto networks. We chat with Ayo about the technical design of BOLT channels, their privacy guarantees, how they complement designs like Lightning, and their synergies with the Zcash team. Topics covered in this episode: Privacy in Lightning Technical design of Bolt channels Architecture of Bolt channel networks Integrations with existing networks Synergies with Zcash project Regulatory aspect of payment channel hubs Episode links: Bolt Labs website Bolt: Anonymous Payment Channels for Decentralized Currencies (white paper_ Bolt Zcash implementation Bolt: anonymous payment channels for decentralized currencies – Part I Bolt: anonymous payment channels for decentralized currencies – Part II Ayo Akinyele on Twitter Starkware Session: September 16th in Tel Aviv – 20% off with the code EPICENTER Chain-Aviv #4: The era of new rising chains and assets – September 11th in Tel Aviv Sponsors: Cosmos: Join the most interoperable ecosystem of connected blockchains - http://cosmos.network/epicenter This episode is hosted by Meher Roy & Sunny Aggarwal. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/303

There’s no question the corporate world is serious about blockchain technology. Exhibitors at the recent Blockchain Expo in London included multinational tech, finance and consultancy firms. But what stage have big companies reached in developing blockchain projects? And are they ready to accept the original Bitcoin vision of public blockchains - rather than working on ‘in house’ private blockchains? Many in the Bitcoin world see the latter as like the so-called ‘walled gardens’ of online services such as AOL and Compuserve, which were popular before the Internet overtook them as the public grew more confident about going online.CoinGeek spoke to two executives from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) at the conference to understand their perspective on blockchain adoption. The podcast also includes a detailed example of one blockchain project in an interview with Aisling McGibbon, senior product manager with PWC. It’s called Smart Credentials, and is a platform which allows users to get their qualifications validated by the bodies that issued them.

This is a very special podcast for us as it is our first debate format on Insureblocks. We were extremely privileged to have two titans/Jedi Masters from the blockchain community join us for this podcast. On one side we have Richard Brown, Chief Technology Officer from R3, builders of Corda, advocating for enterprises to use private blockchain systems. Whilst on the other side we’ve got John Wolpert, Team Lead at Web 3 Studio at Consensys, builders of Ethereum based blockchains, advocating for enterprises to use public blockchain systems. Have a listen to this fascinating podcast and if you’d like for Insureblocks to organise more debates on our show, do let us know.   About Richard and R3 Richard is the Chief Technology Officer at R3 an enterprise software firm that are the founders of Corda. Corda is an open source blockchain platform designed for the enterprise world. R3 initially began as a consortium of large financial firms trying to figure out what opportunity does blockchain represent for their firms and the implication blockchain may bring to their businesses. As part of this learning exercise and exploration they reviewed a number of blockchain platforms before deciding to build their own blockchain platform called Corda. Corda is available in an open source format and it is being used by a large number of firms to solve some interesting business processes.   About John and Consensys John is the leader of a team at Consensys called Web 3 Studio. Consensys is a company that is dedicated to building a platform to enable people to build on the Ethereum blockchain. John’s Web 3 team focuses, as he puts it, “on novel unexpected and exciting use cases that can help developers really get behind blockchain and Web 3.0” Previously John used to be the Global Head of Products at IBM’s blockchain and one of the cofounders of Hyperledger. However, John, doesn’t define himself as a Hyperledger guy or an Ethereum guy but more as a “stateful internet” guy. He is a big fan for pushing the managing of states in a decentralized manner.   What is Blockchain? - John According to John, blockchain is just one part of an evolution of the internet towards a stateful internet. In other words an upgrade to the present internet that is essentially led by companies soloing servers sitting around controlling state, memory and business logic. “There won’t be one chain to rule them all.” But now, I believe that in order for the Stateful Internet to avoid descending into a fight at the gates of Mordor, we do in fact need a trustless, permissionless, decentralized root chain playing umpire. This can be done today in a decentralized manner similar to how we experience passing messages right now with packets of information going back and forth between different routers. However, managing state is a lot harder than managing passing messages. As messages go through a router, a router doesn’t have to remember what state it was before, what state it is now and coordinate that state with billions of other routers. Ethereum offers the ability to manage state between routers in a decentralized manner.   What is Blockchain? - Richard For Richard, blockchain is a technology that enables us to do something we couldn’t have done before. It enables multiple different computers, controlled by different organisations that don’t necessary fully trust each other, to be in sync and to be in consensus about some facts their owners care about. Whether that’s a crypto, an insurance policy or anything else. To be able to know that what you see on your computer your counterpart sees the same thing. This works without any one party having undue influence or power over the other and without everybody having to cede control to some central entity or some cloud operator.   Background to this debate On the 3r of January 2019, Consensys published an article entitled “Busting the myths of private blockchains”.

Stuart Popejoy and Will Martino are the co-founders of Kadena. In this conversation, Stuart, Will, and Anthony Pompliano discuss their work at J.P. Morgan, what they think about JPM Coin, why they're bullish on building a hybrid public and private blockchain, and why the energy consumption argument is incorrect. ----- Join the Off the Chain newsletter. Pomp's daily email analyzes the crypto market for institutional investors. Simply, it’s the best crypto newsletter delivered to your inbox every morning. No frills. No bullsh*t. Just everything you need to know in a 3-minute read. https://offthechain.substack.com/ ----- Totle is a rare blockchain investment opportunity, one that offers a live product, active customers, an established revenue model. Totle solves three significant problems with blockchain asset exchange: 1) Security 2) Complexity and 3) Pricing. Over $4 trillion of blockchain assets were exchanged in 2018 and growth is forecast for at least the next 10 years. Totle’s sophisticated platform powers the blockchain economy with safe, simple decentralized asset exchanges at the best price for traders, wallets, businesses and other financial apps. Totle’s B2C Web App and B2B API are live and serving customers today. Visit totle.com/pomp for more info. ----- ZenLedger simplifies crypto taxes for investors and CPAs. We provide the best software for importing crypto transactions, calculating gains and income, and auto-completing tax forms like 8949, Schedule D and FinCEN. If you had losses in your crypto investments, ZenLedger can help you save up to $3,000 on your income taxes, with our tax loss harvesting tool. ZenLedger is also a TurboTax partner and has the best support for EOS owners. Finally, a simple tax tool that saves you a ton of time and headache!Visit Zenledger.io/OffTheChain to get your taxes done with ease, and as an Off the Chain listener, save 20% of your 2018 tax forms! ----- 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

Kadena's Will Martino joins host Nolan Bauerle to share his journey from the SEC and JPMorgan into the Wild West of crypto.Register for Consensus at Consensus2019.comKadena can be found on Twitter at @kadena_ioRoad to Consensus is a production of CoinDesk.

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

Today's episode we discuss private blockchains vs public blockchains and where will the attention be in the future. Welcome to the SVK Crypto, 15 Minutes of Crypto Fame, brought to you by your host, Charles Storry. We provide daily cryptocurrency content and analysis on topics such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Altcoins and ICO’s. We not only produce our daily content we feature CEO’s of all exciting ICO’s! Stay tuned to find out more! If you'd like to stay in touch or get more info from me, please SUBSCRIBE to the channel and spread the good word! Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SVK_Crypto Visit our website: www.svkcrypto.com Email us: cstorry@svkcrypto.com Telegram: https://t.me/SVKCrowd

Os bitcoinheiros conversaram sobre alguns projetos de empresas privadas, como eles pretendem implementar suas Blockchains e porque, na maioria das vezes essas propostas não fazem muito sentido e são apenas uma estratégia para vender algo usando a palavra da moda “Blockchain" como instrumento de propaganda. Vídeo original no Youtube ARTIGOS SOBRE "BITCOIN, NOT BLOCKCHAIN": 1) Private Blockchains, Demystified (Paul Sztorc) 2) Blockchain Won't Make Banks Any Nimbler (Saifedean Ammous) 3) Why Blockchain is Hard (Jimmy Song) 4) Blockchain Is a Semantic Wasteland (Nic Carter) LINKS DE PROJETOS "INOVADORES" DE BLOCKCHAIN: 1) Walmart is betting on the blockchain to improve food safety https://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2018/03/23/how-blockchain-will-transform-the-supply-chain-and-logistics-industry/#54482da95fec 2) Microsoft, Hyperledger, UN Join Blockchain Identity Initiative 3) Will Blockchain Transform Healthcare? 4) Bitcoin Q&A: "Blockchain, not Bitcoin" 5) OFF CHAIN: Why Bitcoin but not Blockchain? Dê uma gorjeta para os Bitcoinheiros usando a Lightning Network Siga os bitcoinheiros no Twitter Siga os bitcoinheiros no instagram Bitcoinheiros recomendam a carteira Trezor para fazer a segurança das suas criptomoedas. Usando este link você ajuda o canal: https://shop.trezor.io/?offer_id=10&aff_id=1135 AVISO: - Este conteúdo foi preparado para fins meramente informativos. - NÃO é uma recomendação financeira nem de investimento. - As opiniões apresentadas são apenas opiniões. - Faça sua própria pesquisa. - Não nos responsabilizamos por qualquer decisão de investimento que você faça. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinheiros/message

Host Tom Shaughnessy of 51pct.io is joined by Afri Schoedon of Parity for a wide-ranging discussion that includes an overview of Parity's Ethereum Client, Ethereum's Serenity upgrade, Parity's new Görli testnet, the use case for private blockchains and more. Afri shares a ton of invaluable information and is on the front lines of Ethereum, making this a must listen to episode.   Relevant Posts Did Ethereum Reach 1TB Yet Etherum Archival Node Sizes Ethereum’s Serenity: A Potential ~10x Increase In Demand For Gas and Increasing Scarcity Could Both Drive ETH’s Price Higher Tezos Deep Dive: The Only Viable Ethereum Competitor In The Smart Contract War ----more----   Follow Tom on Twitter @Shaughnessy119 Follow Afri on Twitter: @5chdn   ----more----  51percent's Institutional Crypto Podcasts are to the point discussions with crypto leaders for analysts, funds and institutions. Make sure to add your email on 51pct.io Disclosure: Tom Shaughnessy owns tokens in ETH, MKR, ZRX, HYDRO, CVC, POLY and GLA. This podcast is NOT investment advice and is only informational. Do not make investment decisions based upon this podcast. 51percent was not compensated by any party for this podcast episode. Tom has no investment stake in Parity. This content is strictly informational. ----more---- Sign Up For 51percent's Leading Crypto Research ----more----   Advertisers: To advertise on this podcast, email Tom@51pct.io Potential Guests: If you're interested in appearing on the podcast, email Tom@51pct.io   ----more----   

Ahmed and Faisal sit down with the Tarik Mohammed, Chief Compliance Officer of OTC Supply. Firstly, Ahmed brings up the Wall Street Journal’s article of identifying that $90 million in suspected criminal proceeds that flowed through intermediaries such as Shapeshift over two years. The discussion goes into how Monero, and more specially how these private transactions work along with explaining concepts such as zero knowledge proofs and atomic swaps. Tarek lists the issues that the industry faces with these types of private cryptocurrencies and how these challenges can still remain with the rise of decentralised exchanges. The conversation delves into whether or not cryptocurrencies are actually used for criminal purposes and Tarek explains the ‘know your flow of funds’ concept which has become a rising theme in the regulatory space and how it impacts exchange and OTC businesses going forward. They also explain how the Journal categorised potential addresses that were associated with criminal purposes. Ahmed then moves onto the next topic which started as a debate on a WhatsApp group and was related to the next article covered. This article is regarding how an employee in a bank tried for many years to implement private blockchain solutions and concluded that he has lost faith in private blockchains. Faisal explains his view as someone who is helping to implement blockchain solutions at a governmental level. The three talk about how current blockchain implementations worldwide seem to force a blockchain solution, rather than finding an alternative and better solution for a particular problem. Tarek adds that data classifications and uniformity are critical in implementing blockchain solutions at an enterprise and government level and sees this as one of the biggest challenges. The three explain the concept of central points of failure and how these risks are increased under private permissioned implementations. Faisal also compares the incremental innovations from the disruptive innovations under these different scenarios. The next article they cover is about Zebpay, a large Indian cryptocurrency exchange, which has decided to stop its cryptocurrency exchange operations due to the central bank banning banks servicing cryptocurrency projects making it harder for them to continue their operations. Ahmed argues that emerging markets like India should be leading in this space and support the ecosystem. Tarek explains his experiences with emerging market regulators and how they have a wait and see approach regarding regulations and thus is harder for them to lead in a new nascent industry. He goes on to discuss how different exchanges globally have different approaches to implementing their businesses, as some favour a more professional regulatory approach versus others who would launch services straight away without any regulation as a means to capture more market share. The bitcoin ATMs recently installed in Area 2071 in the Emirates Towers in Dubai also gets a shout out due to the Central Bank of the UAE only allowing registered customers to buy and sell up to 1000 AED ($200-300) worth of cryptos per day and Tarek argues this is a good first step for the local industry rather than indirectly banning innovation as with the case of the Central Bank of India. All of the above and more will be on this week’s episode of Encrypted! If you liked what you heard, please do leave us a review on iTunes and the other platforms. Don’t forget to support us by spreading the word! Sources: How Dirty Money Disappears Into the Black Hole of Cryptocurrency (https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-dirty-money-disappears-into-the-black-hole-of-cryptocurrency-1538149743?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=4) How I Lost My Faith in Private Blockchains (https://www.coindesk.com/how-i-lost-my-faith-in-private-blockchains/) ‘Extremely Difficult’ Conditions: India’s Zebpay Shutters Crypto Exchange Over Central Bank Ban (https://cointelegraph.com/news/extremely-difficult-conditions-indias-zebpay-shutters-crypto-exchange-over-central-bank-ban) Special Guest: Tarek Moahmmed.

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00:00 – 00:50 Intro & Begrüßung 00:51 – 03:04 Nhan Vu, Intrapreneur 03:05 – 03:50 Mainzer Blockchain Meetup 03:51 – 06:55 Die Geschichte der Blockchain 06:56 – 08:12 Zentrale und dezentrale Systeme 08:13 – 11:10 Welches Kernproblem löst Blockchain und wie funktioniert sie? 11:11 – 16:24 Blockchain 2.0, Smart Contracts und Manipulierbarkeit des Systems 16:25 – 21:40 Mining 21:41 – 27:02 Public Blockchains vs. Private Blockchain 27:03 – 29:39 Blockchain in Deutschland – wo stehen wir? 29:40 – 31:21 Empfehlungen für weitere Infos Ethereum: https://www.ethereum.org/ Tangleblock: http://www.tangleblog.com/ BTC-ECHO: https://www.btc-echo.de/ Crypto Meetup Mainz: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/Mainz-Crypto-Community/?_cookie-check=X5SLuS0qI7ensmCJ 31:22 – 33:00 Fragen aus dem Publikum Dock.io: https://dock.io/ Steemit: https://steemit.com/ 33:01 – 33:52 Resümee & Schlusswort „Kein Wort über Kryptowährungen!“, das war die Bedingung, um Intrapreneur und Querdenker Nhan Vu, zum Thema Blockchain auf „Das Digitale Sofa“ zu bekommen. Naja, zu 100% haben wir es nicht geschafft, aber wer sich für die grundlegende Technologie und deren vielfältigen weiteren Einsatzmöglichkeiten interessiert, für den ist unsere aktuelle Folge genau das Richtige! Das Gespräch führt von den Anfängen über Blockchain 2.0, Smart Contracts und Mining hin zu Public vs. Private Blockchains und gibt spannende und hilfreiche Einblicke in das komplexe System Blockchain. Reinschauen (oder -hören) lohnt sich! Bei Fragen und Anmerkungen oder Verbesserungsvorschlägen, schickt uns gerne eine E-Mail an: DasDigitaleSofa@kemweb.de Der Podcast wird live und vor Publikum sowohl als Video als auch als Audiofile aufgezeichnet. Hier geht es zum Video: https://youtu.be/luDyJRc_8eA Mehr Infos zu Nhan Vu findet ihr hier: https://vuncion.com/ Folgt uns auch auf unseren anderen Social-Media-Kanälen: Facebook: www.facebook.com/KEMWEB/ Twitter: twitter.com/kemweb?lang=de XING: www.xing.com/companies/kemwebgmbh&co.kg LinkedIn: de.linkedin.com/company/kemweb-gmbh-&-co-kg

In this episode Adam Muise and I discuss the difference between a Private and Public blockchain. We delve into when to use either and how you can learn a lot more about blockchains.

Good morning, welcome to Payments Monitor, my name is Faisal Khan, today is the 27th of October 2015, some stories for today are: TOP STORIES JPMorgan Chase announced that its Chase Pay product (a challenger to Apple Pay) has signed up with the retailer consortium MCX. The Chase Pay wallet is all set to go into battle with the likes of Apple Pay, Google, Samsung and PayPal. MasterCard is wanting to make everything a payment device. MasterCard believes that the IoT (Internet of Things) will enable consumers to make payments that have never been thought possible before. No surprise when Accenture’s report cites that almost half of the world’s largest banks do not have directors with technology experience on their board. The world’s largest money-transfer company Western Union is jumping onboard the social media bandwagon. The remittance giant launched WU Connect, a technology platform that integrates with consumer messaging and social media platform, enabling users to quickly send money throughout the world. Pretty much same thing as FastaCash one would presume. China’s big B2B panda, Alibaba saw a revenue boost, predominantly attributed to mobile. Alibaba’s profits surged to US$ 3.57 Billion for its quarter ending on 30th September. The revenue recorded beat Wall Street forecasts. BP plans to reorganize itself in view of the lower oil prices, whilst the US plans to sell down strategic oil reserves to raise cash. It seems despite the optimism of some oil producing countries in the middle-east, oil prices won’t be climbing back to the near record levels of US$ 100 and above, anytime soon. Last week Credit Suisse released its annual Global Wealth Report. Something true and pretty astonishing from the report: if you have US$ 10 with you, you’re wealthier than 25% of all Americans. BLOG OPINION: There is a really interesting paper out, called “Public versus Private Blockchains” which was put out by the BitFury Group. It is an easy to read paper that explains how Public/Private blockchains can be used. It specifically cites use cases of who, how and where some blockchain implementations are being experimented. CLOSING THOUGHTS For nearly the past two years, myself, and my co-hosts, Brian Roemmele and Mike Townsend have been doing a weekly podcast called Around The Coin. The podcast, which is an hour long recaps some of the stories of the week as well as our perspective on all things banking, payments, fintech, startups and entrepreneurs. We publish the podcast every Sunday and if you’re in the field of banking payments or fintech, rest assured this is worth a listen. Again the URL for that podcast is www.AroundTheCoin.com You can access all the links of this podcast on paymentsmonitor.com - That’s all for today, my name is Faisal Khan and you’ve been listening to the Payments Monitor. Speak tomorrow!