ETHBerlin ZWEI 2019
2019-08-21..2019-08-23
Berlin, Germany
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Fireside Chat | Udi Werheimer, Martin Koeppleman | 43m |
Udi Werheimer & Martin Koeppleman, (Gnosis) fireside chat, Referree - Ryan Selkis, Messari
https://ethberlinzwei.com
https://ethberlin.com
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| DAOs, we started nothing | Ana Andrianova | 13m |
Ana Andrianova, Akropolis - "DAOs, we started nothing: lessons for DAO design and governance from co-operatives and mutuals throughout centuries of… | ||
| Securely Connecting Smart Contracts to Off-chain Data and Events | Sergey Nasarov | 13m |
Explains how Chainlink’s decentralized oracle network executes on-chain requests by matching on-chain Chainlink nodes to off-chain data providers, runs an… | ||
| NuCypher Sputnik | John Pacific/Tux | 16m |
John Pacific/Tux, NuCypher, "Sputnik"
https://ethberlinzwei.com
https://ethberlin.com
https://decentralala.com/
https://goerli.net | ||
| The Application Alliance | Kevin Owocki | 06m |
Kevin Owocki, Gitcoin, "The Application Alliance."
https://ethberlinzwei.com
https://ethberlin.com
https://decentralala.com/
https://goerli.net | ||
| Advances in Automated Smart Contract Vulnerability | Bernhard Mueller | 13m |
Bernhard Mueller, ConsenSys Dilligence, Advances in Automated Smart Contract Vulnerability Detection… | ||
| Lighthouse: A security focused Ethereum 2.0 client | Medhi Zerouali | 13m |
Sigma Prime presents a security-focused Ethereum 2.0 client called Lighthouse client that implements a beacon node and validator client and is already running… | ||
| ETH 2.0 Panel | Alex Stokes, Rene Nayman, Dean Eigenmann, Jacek Sieka | 32m |
Panel summarizes concrete engineering progress toward Ethereum 2.0: multiple independent client implementations (Chainsafe, Status work) are running on public… | ||
| Non Developers | Graham McBain | 09m |
Argues that people without programming skills can deploy and interact with Ethereum contracts using a simple web flow, and demonstrates a working prototype… | ||
| EF Grants | Catherine Tuntiserirat | 10m |
Provides an operational update on EF Grants with concrete changes: three new funding categories, a migrated application portal with step‑by‑step milestones… | ||
| Marketing that makes sense for you/your project | Jordan Spence | 17m |
Argues marketing must be tied to concrete product steps and shows a repeatable stack: build a one‑CTA landing page that routes users to a Goerli faucet linked… | ||
| Ethereum Foundation | Albert Ni | 16m |
Ethereum Foundation
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https://ethberlin.com
https://decentralala.com/
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| MEME DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT | Dean Eigenmann, Zak Cole, Joseph Delong, Ameen Soleimani, MP Fernandez | 28m |
MEME DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT, Dean Eigenmann(Status)/Zak Cole(Whiteblock)/Joseph DeLong (PegaSys)/Ameen Soleimani (Spankchain). Moderated by MP Fernandez… | ||
| From hackathon to start-up | Matt Ober | 12m |
Claims a hackathon prototype becomes a real business by shipping an IPFS pinning service called Pinata, describing the concrete stack and workflows used —… | ||
| Fireside chat | Jack Du Rose, Gabriel Beeby, Jaya Klara Brekke | 21m |
Jack Du Rose, Colony, Gabriel Beeby, Colony & Jaya Klara Brekke Fireside chat
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https://ethberlin.com
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| Vulcanise: Ethereum Gossip Network | Alex Kawas | 06m |
Alex Kawas, Vulcanise, “Ethereum Gossip Network: Peer Discovery and Bonding Efficiency, Security, and… | ||
| fireside | Stephen Palley, Vlad Zamfir | 43m |
A conversational session that digs into community infrastructure rather than high-level promises, mapping how ETHBerlin ZWEI was organized, how the Goerli… | ||
| CRYPTOJOURNALISM PANEL | Christine Kim, Shiv Malik, Joseph Schweitzer | 24m |
Panel compares editorial practices at Coindesk with token-driven models like StreamR and privacy-focused funding from Electric Coin Company, evaluating… | ||
| SoK: Off The Chain Transactions | Patrick McCorry | 20m |
Systematizes off‑chain transaction designs and classifies real implementations into payment channels and state channels, compares their deployment and on‑chain… | ||
| In defence of Szabo's law | Shiv Malik | 17m |
Argues that Szabo's law — the idea that code enforces outcomes despite politics — still explains many blockchain failures and wins, but political pressure… | ||
| Your DAO as your custody solution | Luis Cuende | 14m |
Claims that a DAO can replace traditional custody by combining on-chain governance with key-control primitives, focusing on practical implementation rather… | ||
| Developer Adoption | Chris Swenor | 11m |
Argues that lowering friction matters more than evangelism and demonstrates concrete fixes: a decentralala starter kit with templates, scripts and a local node… | ||
| A brief history of "smart contracts" | Casey Kuhlman | 08m |
Traces the term "smart contracts" from legal prose to executable code and argues the original meaning differs from how blockchains use it today. Compares… | ||
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