FIreside Chat
summary
Argument that open source blockchains diverge in 2015 then begin converging by 2019 with concrete outcomes and tools: Ethereum and Hyperledger Fabric evolve distinct architectures but start linking via anchoring and lateral connections; permissioned Fabric runs in production with 1,100 production networks reported; decentralized finance stacks on Ethereum handle real value (tokens worth billions) yet stop short of global settlement; claim of interoperable digital assets, smart contracts and phased rollouts before end of 2020.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Fireside chat intro
- 1:11Open source in the 1990s
- 3:40Hyperledger founding
- 7:49Corporate adoption & Ethereum
- 12:27Blockchain philosophy & forks
- 17:56Open-source advances
- 21:51Convergence on standards and decentralized finance
- 26:15Legacy institutions
- 30:16Public vs private networks
- 34:33Open source licensing
- 37:42Companies in open source
- 39:32Hyperledger Fabric
- 42:27Web 3.0 interoperability
- 46:06Decentralized identity
- 48:23Enterprise adoption
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