Blockchain Hotel Essen 2019
2019-05-30..2019-05-31
Essen, Germany
who it's for
cryptocurrency miners, cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, token platform founders, payments product managers, blockchain developers, exchange operators, merchant services managers
topics
Bitcoin ATM network operations; cross-exchange arbitrage bots; ASIC and GPU mining lifecycle; mining-as-a-service operations; Lightning Network deployment; open source web wallets; securities token issuance; merchant Bitcoin acceptance and fees; private key custody practices; documentary and media reporting on Bitcoin
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Proof of Work - An interview – Michael Dupree | Michael Dupree | 28m |
Early activity centers on cross‑exchange trading using arbitrage robots on btc-e, setting up corporations and bank accounts in new markets to capture price… | ||
| Proof of Work - An interview – Arnab Naskar | Arnab Naskar | 30m |
Uses Bitcoin first to buy Steam keys around 2012–13, then moves from law PhD research into building a securities-token platform called Stoker that targets… | ||
| Proof of Work - An interview – Tom Mckerrow | Tom Mckerrow | 18m |
A documentary called The Trust Protocol documentary is finishing edits in two to three months and claims to be an unbiased Bitcoin history; the production… | ||
| Proof of Work - An interview – Agota Miklos | Agota Miklos | 14m |
Started with home rigs that overheated the kitchen and forced middle-of-the-night fixes, then scaled to a rented facility and mined as a service for 2–3 years… | ||
| Proof of Work - An interview – Felix | Felix | 23m |
A small mining operation runs GPUs then ASICs, gradually losing profitability as chips age, but left coins on an old hard drive and that forgotten stash later… | ||
| Proof of Work - An interview – Travin Keith | Travin Keith | 28m |
Early Bitcoin adopter explains why private keys beat cash for travel, shows a failed attempt to launch an open source web wallet—team too small, funding dried… | ||
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