I went to ETHPrague so you don’t have to (but you should)
I arrived at Holešovice market feeling anxious. This was my first Ethereum event, and I wasn’t sure what to expect. A security guard stood ramrod straight in front of an ETHPrague banner, like the hall needed protecting from unknown hordes. He glanced at my wrist dismissively and pointed at the next building.
Dreams of Decentralization: Tim Berners-Lee and Vitalik Buterin
This is an EVMavericks Production By the time the two men reached the main stage at ETHPrague, affectionately known as Root, every chair in the room was taken. We spilled along the walls, hovered by the entrance or watched the live stream in the two smaller conference...
Proof of Humanity (Terms and Conditions Apply)
On the surface, their product, Self Protocol, offers a smart, privacy-focused solution to identity in an age of AI hot takes, bots and Sybils. I was fascinated by the idea of a self-sovereign identity layer which would offer a massive increase in personal privacy. It all sounded very sensible, in the way that IKEA instructions sound sensible until you try to assemble the thing and end up crying on the floor.
ETHPrague: We are LARPing at privacy
What I expected: Privacy is hard but we are getting there. What I heard: We know it’s broken. We’ve known for years. And no one really wants to fix it.