Epicenter brings you in-depth conversations about the technical, economic and social implications of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies. Every week, we interview business leaders, engineers academics and entrepreneurs, and bring you a diverse spectrum of opinions and points of view. Epicenter is hosted by Sebastien Couture, Brian Fabian Crain, Friederike Ernst, Meher Roy and Felix Lutsch. Since 2014, our episodes have been downloaded over 8 million times.
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episode 54: Daniel Peled & Tom Kysar: Gems – The Social Messaging App That Pays You for Your Attention
Daniel Peled, CEO of Gems, and Tom Kysar, Marketing Lead at Koinify, join us to talk about a project that aims to revolutionize social messaging. As one of the first decentralized social networks built on blockchain technology, Gems hopes to put the ownership of the network back in the hands of its users...
#054 Daniel Peled & Tom Kysar: Gems – The Social Messaging App That Pays You for Your Attention
Daniel Peled, CEO of Gems, and Tom Kysar, Marketing Lead at Koinify, join us to talk about a project that aims to revolutionize social messaging. As one of the first decentralized social networks built on blockchain technology, Gems hopes to put the ownership of the network back in the hands of its users. While large … Continued
EB54 – Daniel Peled & Tom Kysar: Gems, the social messaging app that pays you for your attention
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episode 53: Arianna Simpson: BitGo – Security and Usability with Multi-Signature HD Wallets
Keeping Bitcoins safe from theft is probably one of the things Bitcoin holders worry the most about. Historically, there have been a number of recommended best practices like paper wallets, BIP 38 wallet cards and cold storage. Although these remain relatively safe ways to store Bitcoins, implementing these solutions can be complicated and difficult to manage for day-to-day transactions...
#053 Arianna Simpson: BitGo – Security and Usability with Multi-Signature HD Wallets
Keeping Bitcoins safe from theft is probably one of the things Bitcoin holders worry the most about. Historically, there have been a number of recommended best practices like paper wallets, BIP 38 wallet cards and cold storage. Although these remain relatively safe ways to store Bitcoins, implementing these solutions can be complicated and difficult to … Continued
EB53 – Arianna Simpson: Security and Usability with BitGo's Multi-Signature HD Wallets
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EB52 – Paul Snow & Peter Kirby: Factom, Proof of Existence, Proof of Process, Proof of Audit
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episode 52: Paul Snow & Peter Kirby: Factom – Proof of Existance, Proof of Process, Proof of Audit
Today's episode is all about Factom, an open source project which aims to solve three core problems which apply to all Bitcoin 2.0 applications: Speed, Cost, and Bloat. Rather than writing every transaction to the blockchain, Factom allows decentralized applications to write blocks of transactions to Factom blocks, which themselves get hashed and stored to the bitcoin blockchain...
#052 Paul Snow & Peter Kirby: Factom – Proof of Existance, Proof of Process, Proof of Audit
Today’s episode is all about Factom, an open source project which aims to solve three core problems which apply to all Bitcoin 2.0 applications: Speed, Cost, and Bloat. Rather than writing every transaction to the blockchain, Factom allows decentralized applications to write blocks of transactions to Factom blocks, which themselves get hashed and stored to … Continued
episode 51: David A. Johnston: DApps Fund, DApps Whitepaper & Best Practices, MSC Protocol Foundation
David A. Johnston is a very active member of the Bitcoin community. Aside from speaking at about every Bitcoin conference there is, David is the Managing Director of the DApps Fund, a board member MSC Protocol Foundation, as well as Co-founder and Executive Director of the BitAngels Network...