EthCC 2: Dillon Chen
summary
Edgeware is a Substrate-based smart contract chain that compiles contracts to WASM smart contracts and aims to inherit Polkadot scalability. Token distribution uses a lockdrop June 1–15 where users time-lock ETH (3/6/12 months) or submit a snapshot signal to claim tokens; about 90% tokens distributed to the community with on‑chain Treasury funding grants. Governance modules include council, democracy, signaling, quorum‑biasing and identity claims (link GitHub/Twitter) to enable lock‑duration voting, experiments like anonymous or quadratic voting, and a runnable testnet plus genesis scripts.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26What is Edge
- 3:02DevFriendly
- 4:16Substrate
- 6:04Roadmap
- 6:53Lock Drop
- 8:48Signal
- 10:09Who should participate
- 11:56Governance
- 16:53User Interface
- 21:37Edgar Edge Identity
- 22:41Quadratic Voting
- 23:36Lock Drop Process
- 25:34Why Edgeware
- 27:13Call to Action
- 28:47Questions
- 36:46ChainSafe
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