EthCC[2]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| EthCC 2: Ryan Zurrer | Ryan Zurrer | 18m |
Polka-dot describes a relay chain plus parachains model that connects chains natively via Substrate or through bridges to Ethereum and others, and claims… | ||
| EthCC 2: Francois Branciard | Francois Branciard | 27m |
Experiments produce a working Substrate runtime that implements a staking based proof-of-contribution runtime module for opt‑in compute tasks with… | ||
| EthCC 2: Greg Markou | Greg Markou | 23m |
Built multiple client side chains by forking Parity and Geth, injecting a Postgres indexer and a custom Merkle-tree opcode, and running a hybrid POW/POA where… | ||
| EthCC 2: Dillon Chen | Dillon Chen | 38m |
Edgeware is a Substrate-based smart contract chain that compiles contracts to WASM smart contracts and aims to inherit Polkadot scalability. Token distribution… | ||
| EthCC 2: Antoine Najjarin | Antoine Najjarin | 22m |
A UX layer on Polkadot aims to hide multi‑chain complexity by shipping a parachain account names system that maps human names to wallet addresses, a… | ||
| EthCC 2: Reto Trinkler | Reto Trinkler | 24m |
Catalysis is a Substrate-based domain chain that implements the ACTUS taxonomy (about 34 ACTUS contracts) for composable cash-flow templates, uses… | ||
| EthCC 2: Rob Habermeier | Robert Habermeier | 32m |
Framework extends Substrate so a chain becomes a Polkadot parachain by compiling a validation function to WASM and embedding an Polkadot light client in the… | ||
| EthCC 2: Ivo Georgiev | Ivo Georgiev | 21m |
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EthCC, the Ethereum Community Conference is created by the community, for the community. It brings together great minds and forethinkers, and allows… | ||
| EthCC 2: Mike Goelzer | Mike Goelzer | 35m |
A low‑level, modular peer‑to‑peer stack built as composable blocks (transports, streams, NAT traversal, discovery and a pluggable DHT) interoperates across Go… | ||
| EthCC 2: Emiel van der Hoek | Emiel van der Hoek | 30m |
Polkascan is a multi‑chain block explorer built for Substrate that harvests node APIs into a single stack: a harvester application plucks blocks and… | ||
| EthCC 2: Fatemeh Shirazi, Oskar Thorén, & Sebastian Bürgel | Fatemeh Shirazi, Oskar Thorén, Sebastian Bürgel | 01h 03m |
Compares Whisper’s broadcast design to point‑to‑point needs, shows why metadata leaks persist, and proposes using mixed networks (Loopix concepts: mixing… | ||
| EthCC 2: Sergey Nazarov | Sergey Nazarov | 31m |
Describes a deployed oracle middleware, Chainlink, that turns off‑chain APIs and payment rails into on‑chain inputs and outputs by running decentralized… | ||
| EthCC 2: Shawn Tabrizi | Shawn Tabrizi | 25m |
Shows that Substrate stores a compact Rust-compiled on-chain WASM runtime and, if a node’s native binary is out of date, falls back to an embedded WASM… | ||
| EthCC 2: Dimitri de Jonghe | Dimitri de Jonghe | 35m |
Ocean Protocol integrates with Polkadot as a relay chain, uses Parity’s secret store (Shamir sharing) for access control, and implements a Solidity-based… | ||
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