36C3: Resource Exhaustion
2019-12-27..2019-12-30
Leipzig, Germany
who it's for
Monero developers, cryptocurrency protocol developers, decentralized exchange operators, privacy researchers, blockchain researchers, wallet developers, compliance engineers
topics
reproducible CLI builds; merge-mined asset layer (Tari); Monero-Bitcoin atomic swaps; zero-knowledge proof components; selective cryptographic disclosure; 2-of-2 multisig escrow (Bisq); DAO governance and voting; Monero tail emission economics; fungibility and privacy tradeoffs; Bulletproofs transaction compression; adaptive dynamic block weight; decentralized storage and FairDrop
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Tari & Monero and Joel Gugger on Monero Atomic Swaps | Riccardo Spagni, Joel Gugger | 45m |
Monero infrastructure now ships reproducible CLI builds in the 0.15 release, removing single-person trust for releases; a new asset layer called Tari is being… | ||
| KYC & Crypto-AML and Steve Jain on Bisq | Alexandre Poltorak, Steve Jain | 50m |
Content argues that banks and brokers can avoid invasive chain surveillance by using selective cryptographic disclosure (message signatures and Monero view… | ||
| Fiat, Bitcoin & Monero | Daniel Kim | 46m |
Argues that Monero’s tail emission preserves miner incentives forever while its annual inflation rate falls asymptotically to zero, so scarcity and security… | ||
| 36C3 PART 4: Alexis Roussel, Gregor Žavcer & Sergey Simanovsky EPI #115 | Alexis Roussel, Gregor Žavcer, Sergey Simanovsky | 53m |
A three-part conversation lays out concrete projects and goals: a proposal to enshrine digital integrity as a fundamental right in Swiss law and university… | ||
| Sharp Forks & Articmine on Monero’s Adaptive Blockweight | Alejandro "Ome" Aviles, Francisco "ArticMine" Cabanas | 54m |
Compares concrete fork types with a social taxonomy that explains why some projects stay cohesive and why others split, and details Monero’s actual scaling… | ||
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