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Alex Wearn: Decentralized Capital and Government Currencies on Ethereum

Alex Wearn: Decentralized Capital and Government Currencies on Ethereum


Episode 153


A topic which is often discussed is the limited use of Ethereum applications without stable cryptocurrencies. Prediction markets are a prime example of this. When one makes a prediction using Ether, …


Published on 9 years, 2 months ago

Tuur Demeester: Investing in Bitcoin

Tuur Demeester: Investing in Bitcoin


Episode 152


In 2012, a year after discovering Bitcoin in Argentina, Dutch economist Tuur Demeester became one of the first people to advocate investing in Bitcoin to a mainstream audience. Tuur joined us to disc…


Published on 9 years, 2 months ago

Ian Grigg: Ricardian Contracts and Digital Assets Prehistory

Ian Grigg: Ricardian Contracts and Digital Assets Prehistory


Episode 151


Before 2013 few people paid attention to Bitcoin and blockchain, yet even back in the 1990s a vibrant group of prioneers pursued the vision of financial cryptography and digital cash. One of these wa…


Published on 9 years, 2 months ago

Devcon 2 and the State of Ethereum

Devcon 2 and the State of Ethereum


Episode 150


Last week the biggest blockchain-focused developer conference took place in Shanghai, China: Ethereum’s DevCon 2. Epicenter show host Meher Roy was at the conference and brought back his impressions …


Published on 9 years, 3 months ago

Lukas Abegg: Smart Contracts and the Law

Lukas Abegg: Smart Contracts and the Law


Episode 149


That blockchains represents a fundamental technological revolution has become widely accepted. What is still more nebulous, but could turn out just as disruptive is how smart contracts while transfor…


Published on 9 years, 3 months ago

Kyle Torpey: Diving Into Bitcoin – The Debates, the Issues and What’s to Come

Kyle Torpey: Diving Into Bitcoin – The Debates, the Issues and What’s to Come


Episode 148


We’re joined by Kyle Torpey, a freelance writer, and journalist who writes for a number of publications in the blockchain space including Bitcoin Magazine, Coin Journal, and others. Know for his well…


Published on 9 years, 3 months ago

Sarah Meiklejohn: Anonymity, Central Bank Cryptocurrencies and the Academic View on Bitcoin

Sarah Meiklejohn: Anonymity, Central Bank Cryptocurrencies and the Academic View on Bitcoin


Episode 147


With academic research on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies still in its infancy, Sarah Meiklejohn’s track record of publications in the area stands out. The UCL computer science professor has explored to…


Published on 9 years, 3 months ago

Ryan X. Charles: Allowing Content Creators to Own and Monetize Content with Yours

Ryan X. Charles: Allowing Content Creators to Own and Monetize Content with Yours


Episode 146


In the last 20 years, content publishing platforms have proliferated to an almost insane number. There are countless places where people and companies can post articles, blogs, videos, photos, live c…


Published on 9 years, 4 months ago

Russell McLernon & Stephen King: RexMLS – Disrupting Real Estate with a Decentralized MLS

Russell McLernon & Stephen King: RexMLS – Disrupting Real Estate with a Decentralized MLS


Episode 145


One of the sectors which is ripe for disruption is the real estate industry. In the US for instance, a handful of historic and very powerful players operate what is known as MLS, or Multiple Listing …


Published on 9 years, 4 months ago

Alex Chepurnoy & Charles Hoskinson: IOHK, Scorex and the Case for Ethereum Classic

Alex Chepurnoy & Charles Hoskinson: IOHK, Scorex and the Case for Ethereum Classic


Episode 144


From BitShares to his central role during the inception of Ethereum Charles Hoskinson has continually influenced key projects in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. After departing the Ethereum …


Published on 9 years, 4 months ago





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