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Emin Gün Sirer & Ittay Eyal: Bitcoin-NG – Scientists Versus the Church

Emin Gün Sirer & Ittay Eyal: Bitcoin-NG – Scientists Versus the Church


Episode 103


One of the concerns confronting the Bitcoin community is that of scaling the transaction throughput rate: How do we go from the current rate of approx. 5 transactions per second to a thousand times t…


Published on 10 years, 1 month ago

Flavien Charlon: Openchain – Centralized Digital Assets Without Blockchains or Consensus

Flavien Charlon: Openchain – Centralized Digital Assets Without Blockchains or Consensus


Episode 102


Among the dividing themes in the Bitcoin space is the idea of public versus private blockchains. While some argue that private and permissioned blockchains can offer better scalability and lower late…


Published on 10 years, 2 months ago

Muneeb Ali & Ryan Shea: Onename – Bringing Decentralization to Identity with Blockchain ID

Muneeb Ali & Ryan Shea: Onename – Bringing Decentralization to Identity with Blockchain ID


Episode 101


A brilliant fact about crypto-economic blockchains is that they enable the construction of naming systems that transcend limits imposed by Zooko’s triangle. Traditional naming systems such as human n…


Published on 10 years, 2 months ago

Juan Benet: IPFS – Decentralizing the Web with the Inter-Planetary File System

Juan Benet: IPFS – Decentralizing the Web with the Inter-Planetary File System


Episode 100


We’ve made it to episode 100! Our guest for our celebratory episode is Juan Benet, inventor of the Inter-Planetary File System and founder of Protocol Labs. IPFS is a distributed file system that see…


Published on 10 years, 2 months ago

Esteban Ordano & Manuel Aráoz: Streamium – Pay-Per-Second Video Streaming for Indie Producers

Esteban Ordano & Manuel Aráoz: Streamium – Pay-Per-Second Video Streaming for Indie Producers


Episode 99


One of the key innovations of Bitcoin is the ability to easily implement payment channels. A number of use cases have been discussed or demonstrated, among which is the idea of pay-per-use. This is p…


Published on 10 years, 2 months ago

Robin Hanson: Futarchy – Prediction Markets and the Challenge of Disruptive Technology

Robin Hanson: Futarchy – Prediction Markets and the Challenge of Disruptive Technology


Episode 98


When invented the concept of prediction markets almost thirty years ago, he felt he had stumbled on a concept with huge implications. By allowing people to bet on the likelihood of future events, pre…


Published on 10 years, 3 months ago

Paul Sztorc: Truthcoin & Prediction Markets – From Information-Overload to Crowd Intelligence

Paul Sztorc: Truthcoin & Prediction Markets – From Information-Overload to Crowd Intelligence


Episode 97


Prediction markets are considered one of the most promising applications of blockchain technology. Although the concept and some early implementations have existed for years, decentralized prediction…


Published on 10 years, 3 months ago

John Clippinger: Developing a Social Ecosystem of Trusted, Self-Healing Digital Institutions

John Clippinger: Developing a Social Ecosystem of Trusted, Self-Healing Digital Institutions


Episode 96


It is often said that technology is neutral. It’s certainly commonplace for Bitcoin to be thought of as such. In reality, technologies may be characterized as an embodiment of human intention, and th…


Published on 10 years, 3 months ago

Adam Back: Why Bitcoin Needs a Measured Approach to Scaling

Adam Back: Why Bitcoin Needs a Measured Approach to Scaling


Episode 95


As the debate about forks, the blocksize and decision making in Bitcoin continues, we are joined by Adam Back. Adam is best known for his invention hash-cash which became one of the fundamental build…


Published on 10 years, 3 months ago

Gavin Andresen: On the Blocksize and Bitcoin’s Governance

Gavin Andresen: On the Blocksize and Bitcoin’s Governance


Episode 94


As the debate about the blocksize continues to roar through the Bitcoin community, Gavin Andresen joins us to take a step back and ask the big questions: How should these decisions be made in the fir…


Published on 10 years, 4 months ago





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