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Carsten Stöcker: How Blockchains Will Power the Energy Grids of Tomorrow
Carsten Stöcker: How Blockchains Will Power the Energy Grids of Tomorrow

Episode 174

In the footsteps of the finance industry, the energy sector has been caught by the blockchain fever. Conceived over a century ago, increased usage an…

9 years, 3 months ago

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Olaf Carlson-Wee: Polychain Capital – The Rise of Protocol Tokens
Olaf Carlson-Wee: Polychain Capital – The Rise of Protocol Tokens

Episode 173

Writing his college thesis on Bitcoin in 2012 and becoming Coinbase’s first employee in 2013, Olaf Carlson-Wee has been at the forefront of cryptocur…

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Peter Rizun: A Bitcoin Fee Market Without A Blocksize Limit
Peter Rizun: A Bitcoin Fee Market Without A Blocksize Limit

Episode 172

With both the Bitcoin Unlimited and Segregated Witness efforts far from reaching majority support and exploding transaction fees, the debate around h…

9 years, 4 months ago

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Vitalik Buterin: DAO Lessons, Casper and Blockchain Interoperability
Vitalik Buterin: DAO Lessons, Casper and Blockchain Interoperability

Episode 171

Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin joined us once again to discuss the state of Ethereum and the efforts to innovate the protocol. We covered the takea…

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Jae Kwon: Cosmos – The Internet of Blockchains
Jae Kwon: Cosmos – The Internet of Blockchains

Episode 170

One of the key issues with blockchain networks is the lack of interoperability. In the early days of Bitcoin, blockchain interoperability was far fro…

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Silvio Micali: Algorand – A New Scalable and Secure Approach to Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus
Silvio Micali: Algorand – A New Scalable and Secure Approach to Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus

Episode 169

There is no doubt that proof of work, introduced in the Bitcoin white paper, has stood the test of time as a robust and resilient Byzantine Fault Tol…

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Rick Dudley: The Future of Ethreum as a Strongly Typed Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network
Rick Dudley: The Future of Ethreum as a Strongly Typed Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network

Episode 164

In the last year, blockchain protocols have matured at an exciting pace. Open source projects like Ethereum, the Eris stack and Tendermint are behind…

9 years, 5 months ago

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Peter Harris: Democratizing the Music Industry with the Streaming Music Cooperative Resonate
Peter Harris: Democratizing the Music Industry with the Streaming Music Cooperative Resonate

Episode 167

After the successful Ethereum crowdfunding campaign, musician and web developer Peter Harris saw a path to creating a fair, decentralized music strea…

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Andrew Clifford & G. Andrew Stone: Bitcoin Unlimited
Andrew Clifford & G. Andrew Stone: Bitcoin Unlimited

Episode 166

Years into the controversy around how to scale Bitcoin, there have been many challengers to Bitcoin core’s dominance. After XT, Classic and others ha…

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Wrapping Up The Year and Looking Ahead at What’s to Come
Wrapping Up The Year and Looking Ahead at What’s to Come

Episode 165

It’s been an eventful year in the blockchain space, for the Epicenter podcast, and its hosts. Brian, Meher and Sebastien look back on 2016 and provid…

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