ETHSofia · Oct 6, 2026

With Diana Ilieva (FinDaS, moderator) and Markus Dorner (Bitpanda Group). In this fireside chat Diana Ilieva of FinDaS asks Markus Dorner, CTO of Bitpanda Group, how a platform built for retail serves institutional clients and what changes once tokenised assets reach mainnet. Dorner says security is the gatekeeper because a token that leaves your control cannot be recovered, that around 300 engineers cannot foresee every edge case of millions of customers, and that keeping the blockchain and traditional ledgers in sync depends on product design. He sees the technology as ready, with product design, market fit and timing as the open questions, as a Bitpanda metals token that drew curiosity but no lasting demand showed. He favours partnering with traditional finance for liquidity, letting the market rather than a central standard decide, and keeping humans in control of AI-assisted coding. Fireside Chat at Future Finance Forum 2026, 25 September 2026, Sofia. Part of Blockchain Week Bulgaria 2026. Speakers ▸ Diana Ilieva, Tokenomics Consultant, FinDaS (moderator) Diana is a tokenomics consultant at FinDaS Ltd with over 4 years of experience in creating data-driven tokenomics models for RWA, stablecoins, DeFi protocols, and P2E projects. Diana has a background in software development and holds an MSc degree in Finance and Banking from the University of York. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillie66 ▸ Markus Dorner, CTO, Bitpanda Group Markus Dorner is CTO of Bitpanda, leading its technology, engineering, product, data, and infrastructure teams. Since joining in 2022, he has scaled the platform and shaped its engineering culture. He previously held senior roles at bank99 and Amazon and holds an MSc from TU Vienna. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dornermarkus Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:20 What Bitpanda offers retail and B2B clients 01:55 Serving institutional clients 02:46 From sandbox to production 04:53 Security as the gatekeeper 06:45 Who wants tokenised assets: retail or institutions? 08:43 Settlement times and the source of truth 10:22 Which asset classes are ready for tokenisation 12:13 Regulation as a barrier 13:47 Partnering with traditional finance for liquidity 17:09 Should tokenisation be standardised? 19:13 One dominant chain for real-world assets? 20:45 Q&A: How much of Bitpanda's code is written by AI? 23:02 Closing titles Blockchain Week Bulgaria: https://www.blockchainweek.bg ETHSofia: https://www.ethsofia.com Future Finance Forum: https://www.blockchainweek.bg/f3 Follow Blockchain Week Bulgaria X: https://x.com/BWBulgaria LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchain-week-bulgaria Follow ETHSofia X: https://x.com/EthSofiaBG LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ethsofia Telegram: https://t.me/+b-33LJUpAB5iODNk Nothing in this video is financial advice. About the organiser Blockchain Week Bulgaria, ETHSofia and the Future Finance Forum are organised by the Bithope Foundation, founded in 2014 by Vladislav Dramaliev. Inspired by Andreas Antonopoulos, it is Europe's first non-profit operating exclusively with bitcoin donations. Over more than ten years, it has supported 50+ charitable campaigns, and in January 2016 it co-founded the Sofia Crypto Meetup, now the region's longest-running monthly crypto event. https://bithope.org

Kevin Jones

ETHGlobal · Aug 9, 2026

In this workshop at ETHGlobal New York 2026, Kevin Jones from BuidlGuidl walks hackers through building on Ethereum in the AI era, tying together the tools and best practices that let developers learn and ship faster. Having worked in the Ethereum ecosystem for about six years alongside Austin Griffith and the Ethereum Foundation, he surveys what BuidlGuidl has produced for developer education and tooling. He gives a tour of SpeedRun Ethereum, the challenge-based curriculum that teaches core concepts through hands-on modules: minting an NFT, crowdfunding and staking, ERC-20 tokens and the approve pattern, a dice game on on-chain randomness, building a DEX with liquidity pools, oracles, overcollateralized lending, stablecoins, prediction markets, and zero knowledge, plus capture-the-flag security events and a new AI-guided learning mode. He also covers other BuidlGuidl products including Scaffold-ETH, ABI Ninja, Address Vision, and its full node client. Kevin then dives into AI-era building. He explains x402 (Coinbase's extension of the HTTP 402 status code) as a way to token-gate any API with an onchain payment instead of API keys, noting his work at Edge & Node (creators of The Graph) on a wallet that makes and accepts x402 payments with guardrails. He highlights ETH skills, an open source skill file encoding Ethereum best practices for editors like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex, and ERC-8004, a registry giving AI agents a long-lived onchain reputation (with Agent0's SDK and a subgraph for querying agents). He shares his AI coding workflow: ideate in Claude Desktop to generate a prompt, bootstrap in Claude Code, then move to Cursor to review diffs. He runs a live Scaffold-ETH demo, spinning up a project with two commands, explaining the Hardhat and Next.js monorepo, burner wallet, auto-generated ABI-driven debug UI, hooks, and components (ENS resolution, balance checkers), then vibe-codes a basketball NFT contract that deploys and mints a LeBron card. He closes on OneClaw, his spotlight secrets-management platform storing keys in a Google Cloud HSM with multi-party computation, an LLM proxy running in a TEE that inspects prompts for injection and redacts secrets, and intent-based signing with guardrails so an agent can use a key that never leaves hardware, followed by Q&A. 00:00 Introduction 00:13 Nostalgia for ETHGlobal New York 00:32 About Kevin and BuidlGuidl 01:00 Why AI Accelerates Learning and Building 02:15 Introducing SpeedRun Ethereum 02:46 Scaffold-ETH as a Starter Kit 03:45 A Walk Through SpeedRun Challenges 04:40 ERC-20 Tokens and the Approve Pattern 05:09 The Dice Game and On-Chain Randomness 05:35 Building a DEX and Liquidity Pools 06:20 Oracles and Overcollateralized Lending 07:13 Stablecoins and Prediction Markets 08:28 Learning Zero Knowledge 08:58 The Tech Tree and Capture the Flag 10:15 The New AI-Guided Learning Mode 11:06 What Is x402 11:31 How x402 Token-Gates APIs 12:56 Building on x402 With Edge & Node 13:44 ETH Skills for Your Editor 15:06 ERC-8004: A Registry for AI Agents 16:05 Building Agent Reputation 16:42 Agent0 and the Subgraph 18:28 Kevin's AI Coding Workflow 19:12 Starting Ideation in Claude Desktop 21:18 Generating a Prompt for Claude Code 23:36 Moving to Cursor to Review Diffs 24:39 Starting a Scaffold-ETH Project 26:22 Choosing Hardhat or Foundry 29:18 Agent, Plan, and Ask Modes 30:45 Inside the Scaffold-ETH Monorepo 31:36 The AI-Friendly Files and MCP Server 34:00 The Burner Wallet and Debug UI 35:00 How the ABI Powers the Front End 35:58 Vibe-Coding a Basketball NFT Contract 40:19 Minting a LeBron NFT 41:27 The BuidlGuidl Full Node Client 42:20 Introducing OneClaw Secrets Management 43:18 The LLM Proxy in a TEE 44:36 Intent-Based Signing With Guardrails 45:39 Embedded Wallets, MCP, and SDK 46:30 Q&A: Signing Latency 47:49 Q&A: Git Integration for Agents 49:12 Q&A: How ERC-8004 Reputation Works 52:44 Closing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *ETHGlobal New York 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New York 2026, a 3-day hackathon held June 12-14 at the Metropolitan Pavilion, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New York 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh7MZ8T-ict6YshkFDw9WJCu _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Kartik Talwar

ETHGlobal · Aug 9, 2026

In this welcome and opening ceremony, Kartik Talwar, co-founder of ETHGlobal, opens ETHGlobal New York 2026, stressing that this is not a conference but a hackathon whose mission is to onboard thousands of developers into the web3 ecosystem. He explains what makes ETHGlobal events different: a focus on builders, a place to learn and grow, and the belief that showing beats telling, so on Sunday everyone demos what they built. He traces ETHGlobal's history from a small 2017 hackathon (where NFTs were invented) through global expansion across six continents, noting that counting the recent ETHConf, they have run over 331 events in eight and a half years, hosted 165,000 people from 156 countries, produced 18,000+ hackathon projects, and seen projects raise over $500 million. This weekend brings almost 700 attendees (close to 500 hackers, 30% new to web3), plus supporting staff, 17 mentors, 20 recorded workshops, zero talks, over $200,000 in prizes, and 16 sponsors. Kartik walks through key logistics and rule changes. Hacking begins immediately, teams can have up to five members, and submissions are due Sunday at 9am. On AI, he encourages using tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex but warns from thousands of data points not to use AI to generate or validate your idea (crypto bias is real), to keep a human in the loop, to reference-check SDK integrations, to commit plan files, and to always know what your codebase does. He introduces the new continuity track, letting hackers build from scratch, extend an open source project, or ship a feature into existing or private code, as long as new work stays open source and traceable via the GitHub API, with track-specific prizes. He covers venue security, Wi-Fi etiquette, the website as source of truth, Discord support, four spotlight teams (Aquazero, CodeQuil, Pompalo, Railbridge), and judging: partner-prize demos plus an add-on finalist track for the top 10 teams (up to seven scratch, three continuity) requiring an auditable open source repo, a live deployed site, and a video demo, with finalist perks including ETHGlobal Plus, $1,000 per member, travel, and developer credits. He closes by bringing on partners Tanner from 1inch (Aqua self-custodial AMMs), Gotham from Google Cloud Web3 (ERC-8004 data track), and Greg from ENS (naming as universal pointers), before telling everyone to get hacking. 00:00 Introduction 00:40 What Makes ETHGlobal Events Different 01:03 The History From 2017 to Today 01:49 Expanding Across Six Continents 02:18 The Numbers: 331 Events and Counting 02:44 18,000 Projects and $500 Million Raised 03:47 Mentors, Workshops, and Sponsors 04:27 Thanking the Sponsors 05:01 Logistics: Hacking Begins Now 05:19 The New Rules: Teams and Timing 05:37 Guidance on Using AI to Build 06:12 Explaining Your Contribution vs Delegation 07:11 Why Not to Use AI to Generate Ideas 07:38 Why Not to Use AI to Value Your Idea 08:33 Why Not to Blindly Delegate SDK Integrations 08:56 Always Know What Your Codebase Does 09:43 Introducing the Continuity Track 10:49 The Three Paths You Can Take 11:28 How Extending Open Source Works 12:43 Adding Features to Your Own Project 13:27 Adding a Module to Private Code 14:58 Why Prizes Are Track Specific 15:44 Venue Security and Wristbands 16:39 Wi-Fi 7 and Why Not to Use Hotspots 17:52 The Website and Discord Support 18:53 Food, Activities, and Swag 19:26 The Four Spotlight Teams 20:13 Judging and the Prize Structure 21:03 The Partner Prize Track 21:22 The Finalist Track for the Top 10 21:45 Finalist Perks and Requirements 23:45 Splitting Finalists Across Tracks 24:14 Submission Logistics and Timing 25:54 Why a Better Submission Wins 26:57 Where to Get Help From Mentors 27:40 Code of Conduct and IP Ownership 28:51 Tanner From 1inch on Aqua 31:00 Gotham From Google Cloud on ERC-8004 33:19 Greg From ENS on Naming 35:41 Summarizing the Prizes 36:23 Final Advice and Let's Get Hacking _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *ETHGlobal New York 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New York 2026, a 3-day hackathon held June 12-14 at the Metropolitan Pavilion, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New York 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh7MZ8T-ict6YshkFDw9WJCu _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Kartik Talwar

ETHGlobal · Aug 9, 2026

In this welcome and opening ceremony, Kartik Talwar, co-founder of ETHGlobal, opens ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, stressing that this is not a conference but a hackathon whose mission is to onboard thousands of developers into the web3 ecosystem. He explains what makes ETHGlobal events different: a focus on builders trying out ideas, learning new skills and protocols, and the belief that showing beats telling, so on Sunday everyone demos what they built to judges, partners, and each other. He traces ETHGlobal's history from the first 2017 event in Waterloo through global expansion across six continents, notes the 2026 events in Cannes and last month's New York, and welcomes everyone back to Lisbon for the second time. This weekend brings over 518 attendees (380 hackers, 26% coming from web2), from 116 cities, 47 countries, and six continents, plus 43 partners, 16 technical mentors, eight workshops, zero talks, and $100,000 in prizes across eight partners: 1inch, 0G, Hedera, Sui, The Graph, Uniswap Foundation, World, and ENS. Kartik walks through key logistics and rule changes. Hacking has begun, teams can have up to five members, and submissions are due Sunday at 9am. He encourages using LLMs and AI coding tools like Codex and Claude Code but recommends committing plan markdown files and frequent descriptive commits so work is traceable, sharing SDK feedback with partners, and avoiding four AI pitfalls (do not use AI-generated ideas, get real human feedback, do not just delegate, and always understand your own code). He introduces the continuity track, letting hackers extend a past project, fix an open source bug, or ship an open source module into private code, with track-specific prizes. He covers venue security, Wi-Fi etiquette, Discord support, food, a tile-painting activity, swag, and four spotlight teams. On judging, he explains the partner track (apply to up to three of the eight partners) versus the finalist track (top 10 teams demoing live on stage) with an auditable repo, live deployment, and video demo required, and finalist perks like ETHGlobal Plus, $1,000 cash, flight credits, and AWS credits. He brings on Matt from 1inch, who shares that 1inch began at a 2019 hackathon and has since done over $800 billion in volume, and introduces the $7,000 in bounties for building Aqua apps, a liquidity provision method that keeps tokens in the LP's wallet. 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Welcome: This Is a Hackathon, Not a Conference 00:37 What Makes ETHGlobal Events Different 00:54 Why Showing Beats Telling 01:18 The History From 2017 to Today 02:25 Back in Lisbon for the Second Time 02:31 Who Is Here This Weekend 03:05 Partners, Mentors, and Workshops 03:27 $100,000 in Prizes and the Eight Partners 04:28 The Hackathon Has Begun 05:07 Team Rules and Submission Timing 05:42 Using LLMs and AI Coding Tools 06:25 Committing Plan Files and Sharing Feedback 07:24 The Four AI Pitfalls to Avoid 07:47 Why Not to Use AI-Generated Ideas 08:23 Why to Get Real Human Feedback 08:42 Why Not to Just Delegate 09:33 Introducing the Continuity Track 09:55 How to Continue a Past Project 10:55 Extending Open Source and Private Projects 12:08 How to Select Your Track 12:59 Venue Security and Badges 14:05 Wi-Fi Etiquette and No Hotspots 15:00 The Website and Discord 16:29 Venue Layout and Pragma 17:02 Food and Activities 17:53 Swag and Giveaways 18:40 The Four Spotlight Teams 19:54 Judging and Prizes: The Two Tracks 20:19 The Partner Track 20:57 The Finalist Track 21:55 Why Become a Finalist 22:32 The Requirements to Be a Finalist 23:50 Demoing Live to Judges 24:47 The Finalist Demo Format 25:09 Why Not to Record Your Video Last Minute 26:28 How First-Come Judging Works 27:32 The Mentors Who Can Help 28:29 Rules, Respect, and IP Ownership 29:42 Bringing On Matt From 1inch 30:55 Introducing the Aqua Protocol 32:00 The 1inch Bounties 33:39 Recapping the Prizes and Closing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇵🇹 *ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, a 3-day hackathon held July 24-26 at the Carlos Lopes Pavillion, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWgAODGnD_is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Kevin Jones

ETHGlobal · Aug 9, 2026

In this workshop at ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, Kevin Jones from BuidlGuidl (who also works at Edge & Node on The Graph protocol and supports the Ethereum Foundation) walks through building apps on Ethereum in the AI era, covering the key tools and then live-building an app. He introduces BuidlGuidl, created by Austin Griffith, and its flagship learning product SpeedRun Ethereum, a set of challenges that validate your understanding of the protocol across NFTs, crowdfunding, the token vendor and ERC-20 patterns, on-chain randomness and oracles, building a DEX with liquidity pools, oracles, over-collateralized lending (like Aave) and liquidations, stablecoins, and newer guides on prediction markets and ZK voting, plus capture-the-flag events and the ETH tech tree. He then covers Scaffold-ETH, the starter kit that was his own introduction to Ethereum, now launchable with a single command (npx create-eth) that bootstraps a full dApp: smart contract, local chain, and a Next.js front end with pre-written components and hooks, all wired together and made AI-friendly by default. Kevin highlights ETH skills (at ethskills.com), an open source collection of Ethereum best-practice skill files (for smart contracts, code reviews, censorship resistance, privacy, and more) that you add to your coding agent so it builds the best app it can. He live-demos scaffolding a project called Lisbon, explaining the choice between Foundry and Hardhat, splitting the terminal into windows for the chain, front end, and deploys, and how the yarn commands and pre-written scripts simplify setup. He shows how Scaffold-ETH parses the deployed contract's ABI into front-end types and an auto-generated debug UI, plus a built-in burner wallet and faucet that avoid MetaMask nonce issues on a local chain. He debugs a dependency error live (recommending copying the error to the AI and using Opus 4.6 for prototyping), then vibe-codes the starter contract into a basic lottery, showing how the bundled .agents, .claude, and .cursor skill folders automatically load BuidlGuidl's best practices (contributed by members like Carlos) so the agent adds ownable, a reentrancy guard, buy-ticket and pick-winner functions, and updates the front end. He tours reusable components (ENS resolution, address inputs, balance and ether inputs) and read and write hooks, and closes with Q&A on ETH skills folders, simulating time on a local chain, and testing in Foundry versus Hardhat. 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Meet Kevin and His Workshops 00:30 Building on Ethereum in the AI Era 00:48 Who Has Used Scaffold-ETH 01:07 Introducing BuidlGuidl and SpeedRun Ethereum 01:56 The Token Vendor and ERC-20 Patterns 02:18 Randomness and Oracles 02:31 Building a DEX and Liquidity Pools 02:48 Over-Collateralized Lending and Liquidations 03:30 Stablecoins, Prediction Markets, and ZK Voting 03:50 Capture the Flag and the ETH Tech Tree 04:14 What Scaffold-ETH Is 04:44 One Command to Bootstrap a dApp 05:24 Introducing ETH Skills 06:17 A Tour of Scaffold-ETH and the Docs 07:12 Why the Pre-Written Front End Helps 07:44 Starting the Project With create-eth 08:29 Choosing Foundry or Hardhat 09:27 Splitting Your Terminal Into Windows 10:09 Why Kevin Uses Cursor 10:33 The Commands to Get Set Up 10:58 Starting the Local Chain 12:04 Deploying the Starter Contract 12:54 How the ABI Powers the Front End 13:47 Loading Up Scaffold-ETH 14:14 Debugging an Error With AI 15:40 The Built-In Burner Wallet and Faucet 16:13 The Debug Contracts Tab 17:05 The Chain Folder and Skill Files 17:57 How the Bundled Skills Work 18:40 Best Practices From the BuidlGuidl Team 19:24 Vibe-Coding a Lottery Contract 20:13 Deploying the AI-Written Changes 20:37 Updating the Front End 20:55 Q&A: Where to Find ETH Skills 21:49 A Tour of the Reusable Components 22:38 The Read and Write Hooks 23:58 Testing the Lottery Page 24:52 Q&A: Testing in Foundry vs Hardhat 25:34 Closing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇵🇹 *ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, a 3-day hackathon held July 24-26 at the Carlos Lopes Pavillion, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWgAODGnD_is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Aug 9, 2026

In this short workshop at ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, Alvaro Lillo, a solutions engineer on Sui's builder growth team, alongside his colleague Guilherme, shares a series of resources to help hackers build over the weekend. He starts with the prizes: three in total, one on the continuity track and two on the new project track, all judged primarily on product-market fit, meaning whether the project has any real chance of becoming an actual product. Builders can either integrate part of the Sui stack into an existing Solidity app (with Walrus as the low-hanging fruit) or build a project from scratch, and porting an existing Solidity project over to Sui is equally welcome. Alvaro walks through the prepared resources, all accessible via QR codes. There are code snippets covering common dApp patterns and use cases shown side by side in Solidity and in Move on Sui, plus examples of using Walrus on EVM as a decentralized storage replacement for IPFS that works alongside Solidity or any other stack. For anyone coding with AI, he recommends a Claude Code plugin he built as the best way to make Anthropic's model proficient on Sui, since model training tends to be stale on a niche language like Move. He closes by announcing Hashi, a decentralized primitive newly launched on testnet that week that lets you use your BTC as collateral on Sui, pointing to the official testnet site and an explainer with code, and notes a last-minute issue with the booth QR code while directing hackers to the working links and the ETHGlobal Discord for support. 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Welcome to Lisbon 00:16 Meet Alvaro and Guilherme 00:44 The Three Prizes 00:54 Why Product-Market Fit Is the Focus 01:21 Integrate the Stack or Build From Scratch 01:41 The Prepared Resources and Snippets 02:04 Solidity vs Move Patterns 02:29 Using Walrus on EVM 02:53 Building on Sui With AI 03:00 The Claude Code Plugin for Move 03:26 Announcing Hashi: BTC as Collateral 03:56 The Testnet Site and Explainer 04:18 Where to Find the Links 04:53 Closing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇵🇹 *ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026, a 3-day hackathon held July 24-26 at the Carlos Lopes Pavillion, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Lisbon 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWgAODGnD_is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Mooly Sagiv

ETHGlobal · Jul 9, 2026

In this talk, Mooly Sagiv from Certora presents how LLM generated formal specifications can help prevent the next DeFi hack. He frames the problem: coding agents are increasingly replacing software engineers, but hackers are winning, and even with excellent auditing firms and tooling the industry cannot find all bugs. The situation will worsen as every new AI model release creates new threats while code grows more complex. He critiques the informal approach to intent taken by companies like Anthropic, arguing intent should not be handled informally, and proposes agentic formal verification as the solution. He pushes back on the myth that formal verification is intractable or requires a PhD, arguing the real hard problem is not computation but formal specification: verification is only as good as the properties you specify, which is why teams that claim to be formally verified still get hacked, since they verified the wrong property. Mooly explains Certora's new open source, token based tool that bridges the gap between informal and formal specs. A developer writes intent informally (for example keep the balance safe), and the tool automatically generates a formal invariant (the sum of balances equals the total), which can then be proven or tested. The tool is agnostic to Certora's own prover, works with tools like Rocq, Lean, and Halmos, and fits into the development cycle before an audit through an interactive human-in-the-loop process, including a design hardening agent that makes designs more verification ready from the design document stage. He demos a toy counter contract with a trivial bug, showing how the tool generates properties in English, proves two of three rules, surfaces the bug, and validates the fix with a mathematical guarantee that future LLM versions cannot break. He then shows a real anonymized gambling protocol audited before deployment, where the tool automatically inferred 15 properties, found a real violation confirmed by their team, and suggested a validated fix. He closes on the product launching July 15 (Solidity only, GPL3, generating Foundry tests and including static analysis and bug finding at around $300 per run), and two takeaways: AI is why formal verification finally matters, and AI is also what makes formal verification easy by translating prover output into human understandable explanations. 00:00 Introduction 00:56 A Talk for Coders and Non-Coders Alike 01:18 How Coding Agents Are Replacing Software 01:47 Why Auditing and Tools Cannot Find All Bugs 02:28 Why Informal Intent Is the Wrong Approach 02:40 Introducing Agentic Formal Verification 03:05 Making Formal Verification as Easy as Testing 03:29 A History of Formal Verification and Its Myths 04:01 Why Intractability Is a Myth 04:32 Why Verification Depends on Specification 04:52 Why Verified Code Still Gets Hacked 05:11 How LLMs Help Find Formal Specifications 05:29 From Intent to Invariant 06:35 Beyond Verification: Generating Tests 07:07 How It Fits Into the Development Cycle 07:30 A Tool to Use Before the Audit 07:59 Why Getting Properties Right Is Hardest 08:37 Inside the Tool: Agnostic to the Prover 09:30 Hardening the Design for Verification 10:06 The Audit Agent and Security Review 10:44 Plugging In Rocq, Lean, and Halmos 11:01 Two Examples: Toy and Real 11:34 The Toy Counter Contract Bug 11:55 How the Agent Finds Properties in English 12:34 Proving Rules and Surfacing the Bug 12:57 Why a Violation Could Be Code or Spec 13:30 Validating the Fix With a Proof 14:26 Applying the Tool to Real Code 14:45 A Real Protocol Audited Before Deployment 15:20 How the Tool Inferred 15 Properties 16:25 The Paused Contract Condition It Caught 17:00 Finding and Confirming a Real Bug 17:33 Validating the Suggested Fix 18:04 The Status of the Tool 18:49 The July 15 Product Launch 19:40 Pricing Around $300 per Run 20:19 Two Surprising Takeaways 20:47 Why AI Made Formal Verification Matter 21:06 How AI Makes Formal Verification Easy 22:33 Closing and Call to Try the Tool _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *ETHConf 2026* ETHConf is a 3 day event for founders, industry leaders, and builders who are excited about the possibilities of building on top of Ethereum. Connect with 2,000+ top innovators in crypto, finance, technology, and policy at our inaugural three-day event packed with showcases, demos, partnerships, and conversations shaping the future of the global economy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHConf* X: https://x.com/ethconf Website: https://ethconf.com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🎟️ Get your early bird tickets for ETHConf 2027: https://ethconf.com/2027#tickets 🎤 View the full ETHConf 2026 Speaker Schedule: https://ethconf.com/schedule _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

E.G. Galano

ETHGlobal · May 9, 2026

In this talk, E.G. Galano, co-founder of Infura, draws parallels between the evolution of blockchain infrastructure and today's AI infrastructure to share lessons on product differentiation in the agentic era. He traces Infura's journey from being the first Ethereum RPC gateway in 2016, through scaling challenges during CryptoKitties and DeFi Summer, to eventually losing market share as infrastructure commoditized — and how they responded by moving up the stack into multi-chain support, NFT APIs, and higher-margin indexing services. E.G. argues that AI inference is following the same pattern: starting as base-layer access, adding abstractions, then requiring coordination and outcomes layers. He shares his personal "E-Stack" project — a multi-agent system mirroring Infura's org chart with agents for protocol upgrades, SRE, support, product management, and even a crypto Twitter lurker for incident detection. He then presents Infura's marketplace vision where anyone can permissionlessly serve RPC traffic with staked SLAs and verifiable reputation scores, and explains how this model extends to AI skill and API marketplaces — solving the problem of data-driven, verifiable tool selection for agents that currently rely on Reddit sentiment rather than actual performance metrics. 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Inference Is the New Infrastructure 01:37 Parallels Between Ethereum and AI Infrastructure Cycles 03:09 Abstractions: From RPC to Specialized AI Models 03:53 Scaling Challenges and Battle-Testing 04:40 What Is Infura and Its Core Value Proposition 05:58 CryptoKitties, ICOs, and DeFi Summer Scaling 07:19 Self-Hosting vs Managed Services: The Recurring Debate 08:18 Declining Market Share Despite Growing Users 09:52 Differentiating When Infrastructure Commoditizes 10:25 Going Multi-Chain as Costs Decreased 11:27 AI's Next Layer: Outcomes and Agent Coordination 12:49 The E-Stack: A Multi-Agent Infura Org Chart 15:05 Building Moats: Network Effects Over Code 16:41 Infura's Marketplace: Permissionless RPC Providers 17:29 Agent Discovery, Payments, and Reputation 18:28 Verifiable Performance Scoring for Marketplaces 19:12 Extending to AI Skill and API Marketplaces 20:02 Data-Driven Decisions for Vibe-Coded Production Apps 21:04 Closing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇫🇷 *Pragma Cannes 2026* Pragma Cannes 2026 was held on April 2nd at the JW Marriott Hotel in Cannes, France and was an in-person summit for builders and leaders in the web3 ecosystem. Watch the full Pragma Cannes 2026 YouTube Playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5OnsJ95gz7HoI1tLUj3kZr ETHGlobal's Pragma series takes place in cities around the world, and is designed to be a different kind of event. Pragma is a one-stage conference with founders-only on stage, bringing together a small group of curated attendees and speakers to discuss the future of web3 and reflect on the past. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ Follow E.G. Galano X: https://x.com/egalano ✅ Follow Infura X: https://x.com/infura_io ✅ Follow Kartik Talwar X: https://x.com/TheRealKartik ✅ Follow ETHGlobal X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCfF9ZO8Ug4xk_AJd4aeT5HA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship? 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city

ETHGlobal · May 9, 2026

In this workshop, Gathin T introduces 0G (ZeroG), a Layer 1 EVM-compatible blockchain purpose-built for on-chain AI. He walks through 0G's four core pillars: decentralized storage offering up to 95% cost savings compared to AWS S3, a data availability layer with 50 Gbps throughput, a compute layer providing verifiable inferencing through trusted execution environments with ZKML proofs, and a service marketplace for GPU providers to register and earn from model deployments. Gathin T highlights key technical benchmarks including 11K TPS per shard and sub-second block finality, and introduces ERC-7857 (Intelligent NFTs / Agentic IDs), a standard that binds NFT identities to AI agents for ownership transfer and inter-agent payments. He covers 0G's ecosystem stats including 300+ partners and $325M in funding, the Guild grants program offering $8.8M in ecosystem support, and details the hackathon's $15K bounty pool across three tracks: best OpenClaw agent, best DeFi app, and a wildcard track. The session closes with resources for vibe coding with 0G's AI skills and documentation. 00:00 Introduction and What Is 0G 00:51 0G's Four Core Pillars Overview 01:18 0G Chain: EVM Compatibility and Mainnet 01:41 Testnet Tokens and Getting Started 02:02 0G Storage: Why Native Decentralized Storage 03:15 Data Availability Layer 03:34 Compute: Verifiable Inferencing in TEE 04:42 Transparency and Censorship Resistance 05:07 On-Chain Fine-Tuning 05:36 Service Marketplace for GPU Providers 06:14 Storage Cost Comparison: AWS S3 vs 0G 06:47 DA Throughput, TPS, and Block Finality 07:08 ERC-7857: Intelligent NFTs and Agentic IDs 08:26 Mainnet Stats and Ecosystem Overview 09:00 Guild Grants Program 09:27 Alignment Nodes and Governance 10:47 ETH Global Hackathon Bounties 11:34 Vibe Coding Resources and AI Skills 12:40 Telegram Group and Faucet Support 13:02 Q&A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *ETHGlobal Cannes 2026* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Cannes 2026, a 3-day hackathon held April 3-5 at the Palace of Festivals and Congresses of Cannes, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Cannes 2026 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5YrcvSj6KSTztLMy58d7d4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Nov 9, 2025

João Santos presents Livestakes, a platform designed to bring the excitement and entertainment value of sports and esports to tech contests and hackathons. Livestakes makes hackathons watchable by integrating real-time betting markets, live analytics, and media content creation. The platform tracks project progress using AI, interviews participants for storylines, and distributes engaging content across social media. Livestakes has already seen strong engagement, with thousands of views and active betting pools, and is supported by sponsors seeking greater visibility. The platform aims to transform tech competitions into spectator events, making coding and building as entertaining as traditional sports, and aspires to become the scoreboard and media hub for future tech superstars. Revenue comes from platform fees and sponsorships, with plans to expand into investment opportunities and broader tech communities. 00:00 Introduction 00:20 Identifying the Problem: Tech Contests Lack Entertainment 01:00 The Live Stakes Solution: Making Hackathons Watchable 01:55 Platform Features: Betting, Analytics, and Media Engine 02:30 Early Results and Social Media Engagement 03:27 Community and Sponsor Feedback 03:56 Market Timing and Industry Trends 05:12 Real-World Examples: AI Agent Battles & Trading Competitions 06:13 Creating a New Market for Tech Competitions 06:53 Monetization: Platform Fees and Sponsorships 07:35 Go-to-Market Strategy and Future Vision 08:07 The Future: Tech Founders as Superstars 08:47 Team Introduction and Call to Action 09:26 Conclusion _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇮🇳 *Pragma New Delhi* Pragma New Delhi 2025 was held on September 25th at the JW Marriott Hotel in Aerocity New Delhi and was an in-person summit for builders and leaders in the web3 ecosystem. Watch the full Pragma New Delhi YouTube Playlist here: ETHGlobal's Pragma series takes place in cities around the world, and is designed to be a different kind of event. Pragma is a one-stage conference with founders-only on stage, bringing together a small group of curated attendees and speakers to discuss the future of web3 and reflect on the past. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ Follow João Santos X: https://x.com/joaointech ✅ Follow Livestakes X: https://x.com/livestakes ✅ Follow ETHGlobal X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCfF9ZO8Ug4xk_AJd4aeT5HA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship? 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Nov 9, 2025

This workshop covers the Filecoin Onchain Cloud vision and two partner offerings—Lighthouse and Akave—for builders who need decentralized storage that feels like modern cloud. Filecoin’s stack is evolving from IPFS and cold storage to a programmable “onchain cloud” spanning storage, retrieval (Filecoin Beam CDN), compute and AI infra, and DePIN, all accessible from a JavaScript/TypeScript client SDK (Synapse). Payments are stabilized via USDFC (a Filecoin-native stablecoin), with optional native FIL, and storage proofs remain backed by Filecoin’s proof layer. Developers can use warm object storage, stable pricing, and verifiable CIDs, and can request early access ahead of the official launch at Devconnect. Lighthouse presents “pay once, store forever” using an endowment pool tied to DeFi yields that perpetually renews Filecoin deals. Its SDK unifies upload, retrieval, and BLS threshold encryption–based access control, enabling token-gated data and private sharing. A new feature, DataCoin (1mb.io), lets creators tokenize datasets and build apps that share revenue with data generators. Akave targets adoption with S3-compatible endpoints and zero egress fees: migrate with rclone, keep existing code, and get client-side encryption plus Reed–Solomon erasure coding across decentralized nodes for redundancy and recovery. The team outlines hackathon bounties and tracks spanning AI/ML datasets and checkpoints, lakehouses, cross-cloud analytics, DePIN compute, and immutable backup. 00:00 – Bounties overview and why decentralized storage now 01:05 – Filecoin Onchain Cloud: storage, retrieval, compute/AI, DePIN 02:41 – From IPFS and cold storage to FVM and L2-plus vision 04:07 – Current capacity, usage, and ecosystem stats 04:56 – Architecture: client SDK, service layer, payment layer (USDFC), proofs 05:59 – Warm object storage and Filecoin Beam CDN 06:21 – Stablecoin payments vs native payments 06:45 – Verifiable CIDs and content addressing example 07:10 – Liquidity, TVL, and stability pool metrics 07:36 – Synapse SDK: one-stop dev entry, ideas and early access 08:38 – Launch timing and Devconnect demo plans 08:59 – Lighthouse intro: Filecoin/IPFS, pay-once store-forever 10:06 – Endowment pool model and perpetual renewals 11:07 – Access control via BLS threshold crypto, token gating 12:09 – Data monetization with DataCoin (1mb.io) and docs 13:37 – Creating a DataCoin and app integration patterns 14:56 – Akave focus on enterprise-friendly adoption 15:18 – S3-compatible endpoints, zero egress, versioned immutability 16:43 – Migration with rclone; high-level architecture 17:37 – Client-side encryption and 32-MB chunking 17:59 – Reed–Solomon erasure coding, redundancy, recovery 18:59 – Hackathon tracks: AI/ML datasets, checkpoints, lakehouse, DePIN compute, backups 20:04 – Getting Akave credentials and support channels _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇮🇳 *ETHGlobal New Delhi* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New Delhi, a 3-day hackathon held September 19-21 at the India International Convention & Expo Centre, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh7zCFW3hBqatZ18rQaYeEJL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Filecoin* X: https://x.com/Filecoin ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city

Hudson Jameson

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2025

An often overlooked element of securing your digital assets is determining how paranoid you should be. Many times users go down rabbit holes of complicated schemes to backup and protect their wallets which ultimately causes complications when they need to access them. However, there are situations where you may be in a position of power or public identification that you need to go deeper. Do you need to secure your assets like Vitalik does or like my Mom does? Protocol Berg v2 12-13 June 2025 Berlin https://v2.protocol.berlin

Gavin Wood

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2025

Blockchain tech can be more than just a ledger: it can be a scalable global computing network, moving away from transaction-centric blockchain design into a decentralised computer one, changing usage patterns, development patterns and tooling. The Join-Accumulate Machine (JAM) is a new protocol aiming to make the usage of blockchain core radically un-opinionated, and to enhance the scalability and efficiency of blockchain networks. By enabling parallel data processing and reducing redundancy, JAM enables seamless collaboration between different applications, storing all application states in a shared environment. This approach facilitates more efficient data accumulation and consensus mechanisms, leading to improved performance and resource utilization. The adoption of JAM represents a significant advancement in blockchain technology: offering a pathway toward more scalable and robust decentralized systems. It is a forward-looking discussion on the future of Web3: showing blockchains can go beyond transactions, enabling decentralized computing with continuous execution flow. Gavin will provide an update on the latest developments on JAM, including achieved milestones by teams working around the JAM Implementer’s Prize, the JAM toaster and JAM tart, an exciting onchain Execution of DOOM which showcases JAM’s potential, and how to apply any application onchain: even those that don't resemble a blockchain/L2. Protocol Berg v2 12-13 June 2025 Berlin https://v2.protocol.berlin

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2025

What happens when you start treating your core devs as customers, and build out specialized tooling, platforms and processes to make their work easier and their lives better? In this talk, I’ll share how the Platforms engineering team at OP Labs identified the pain points that Protocol devs face when working with the OP Stack (especially around testing and releases) and built dedicated devnets tooling, new E2E testing frameworks, and updated release pipelines to speed up our release cadence and improve our confidence in OP Stack releases and hardforks. Protocol Berg v2 12-13 June 2025 Berlin https://v2.protocol.berlin

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Abhay Upadhyay, software engineer at Akave, explores how to hack the data layer for AI using Akave and Filecoin in this ETHGlobal workshop. Learn about decentralized storage concepts, how Filecoin's incentive-based storage complements Akave's hot storage layer, and how to interact with data agentically using Akave 03's S3-compatible API. Discover practical demos of storing/retrieving files through Akave 03 and integrating local AI models with on-chain data via Model Context Protocol (MCP). Perfect for builders at ETHGlobal hackathons. 00:00 - Introduction to Akave & Filecoin for AI Data 00:43 - Why Decentralized Storage Matters for AI 01:14 - Benefits of Decentralized Storage 01:41 - IPFS vs Filecoin: Key Differences 02:56 - How Akave Complements Filecoin Storage 03:51 - Akave Hot Storage vs Filecoin Warm Storage 04:17 - Akave 03: S3-Compatible Decentralized Storage 05:37 - How Akave Secures Data with Erasure Coding 06:34 - Akave 03 Features and Benefits 07:02 - Live Demo: Akave 03 S3 CLI Setup 08:20 - Creating Buckets & Uploading Files Demo 10:16 - Downloading Files from Akave 03 11:26 - Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Local AI 12:58 - Running MCP Server with Akave Credentials 14:23 - AI Agent Interacting with On-Chain Data _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇨🇿 *ETHGlobal Prague* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Prague, a 3-day hackathon held May 30 - June 1 2025, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Prague 2025 playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5Vv-ZobDU2YMWekDFYvOqd&si=SoQ5O2TOAK8RkYf- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Nik Erzetic demonstrates how to bring any Web2 data on-chain using Flare's enshrined oracles in this ETHGlobal Prague 2025 workshop. Learn the complete workflow from API data extraction (shown with a Star Wars API example) to on-chain verification, including JQ filtering, attestation requests, and Merkle proof validation. Discover how Flare's Data Connector (FDC) protocol enables trustless data bridging for smart contracts, with practical examples from the Flare Hardhat Starter repository. Essential for developers building data-driven dApps or needing reliable off-chain data in their blockchain applications. 00:00 - Introduction to Flare's Data Oracle Capabilities 00:58 - Flare Developer Hub Resources & Hardhat Starter Kit 02:52 - Star Wars API Demo: Querying Character Data 03:53 - JQ Playground: Filtering & Transforming JSON Data 07:06 - Solidity Struct Encoding for On-Chain Storage 10:02 - Flare Data Connector Protocol Workflow Explained 12:42 - Live Script Demo: From API Call to On-Chain Proof 14:29 - Verifier Server Response & Request Encoding 15:25 - Validator Consensus & Proof Finalization 17:27 - Decoding On-Chain Data (R2-D2 Example) 18:09 - Q&A: Website Integration & Private API Handling 21:12 - Data Provenance Verification Methods 23:09 - Latency Discussion: Request to Finalization Time _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇨🇿 *ETHGlobal Prague* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Prague, a 3-day hackathon held May 30 - June 1 2025, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Prague 2025 playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5Vv-ZobDU2YMWekDFYvOqd&si=SoQ5O2TOAK8RkYf- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Muriel Médard, co-founder and CEO of Optimum, presents on high performance memory for the "world computer," focusing on scalable, efficient memory access in decentralized systems like Web3 and Ethereum. Drawing from her MIT research, she introduces Optimum's products—Optimum P2P, DROM, and DAM—which address memory propagation, data availability, and state management. Central to their approach is Random Linear Network Coding (RLNC), a technology Médard co-invented, enabling decentralized, composable data encoding for improved bandwidth and reduced latency. Benchmark results show Optimum P2P significantly outperforms traditional gossip protocols, especially under network congestion, benefiting validators, dApps, and end users by mitigating transaction delays and high gas fees. Médard emphasizes the importance of specialized memory solutions for scaling blockchain infrastructure and invites collaboration with those interested in throughput, delay, and memory propagation. 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Speaker Background & Motivation 01:22 Tech Transfer from MIT & Optimum’s Mission 02:02 Defining Memory in Decentralized Systems 03:11 The Role of Memory in Computation & Web3 Stack 05:28 Challenges: Bandwidth, Storage, and Scaling 06:09 Optimum’s Product Suite Overview 06:32 Random Linear Network Coding (RLNC) Introduction 07:13 Performance Benchmarks & Testnet Results 08:45 Nonlinear Network Behavior & Congestion 10:10 Benefits Under Network Stress 10:35 How RLNC Works 12:15 Unique Features: Equation Composition & Decentralization 13:22 Impact: Bandwidth, Latency, and Tradeoffs 15:22 Who Benefits: Validators, dApps, End Users 16:51 Collaboration & Specialization in Blockchain Infrastructure 17:50 Conclusion _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇫🇷 *Pragma Cannes* Pragma Cannes 2025 was held on July 3rd at the Carlton Cannes in Cannes, France and was an in-person summit for builders and leaders in the web3 ecosystem. Watch the full Pragma Cannes YouTube Playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh6jZYPY5-YIBzvMtUT3ajjI ETHGlobal's Pragma series takes place in cities around the world, and is designed to be a different kind of event. Pragma is a one-stage conference with founders-only on stage, bringing together a small group of curated attendees and speakers to discuss the future of web3 and reflect on the past. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ Follow Muriel Médard X: https://x.com/MurielMedard ✅ Follow Optimum X: https://x.com/get_optimum ✅ Follow ETHGlobal X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCfF9ZO8Ug4xk_AJd4aeT5HA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship? 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Jake Hall presents "The Ultimate Vibe Coding Guide for Hackathons," introducing Task-Driven Development (TDD) as an AI-powered alternative to Test-Driven Development. He demonstrates using AI tools like Cursor and models such as GPT-3 and Claude to structure and automate coding workflows, specifically for hackathon projects. The session focuses on building a custom plugin for the Hedera Agent Kit, integrating with Meme Job Fund (a Web3 token platform), and emphasizes the importance of creating a Product Requirements Document (PRD) to anchor AI outputs and prevent hallucinations. Jake details a step-by-step process: drafting a PRD, generating granular tasks, and iteratively collaborating with AI to implement features, referencing documentation and existing code for context. He highlights best practices for context management, task validation, and parallelizing work, aiming to boost productivity and maintainability in rapid development environments. The talk concludes with a recap of the TDD workflow and encourages hands-on exploration. 00:00 Introduction 00:29 Task-Driven Development Overview 01:19 Repo and Hackathon-Specific Rules 01:36 Hedera Agent Kit & Project Context 02:44 Plugin Objective & Workflow Steps 03:08 Step 1: Creating the PRD 04:19 Context Engineering & Referencing Docs 05:24 Choosing AI Models & Prompt Engineering 06:16 Clarifying Questions & PRD Anchoring 07:20 PRD Structure & Task Generation 08:37 Q&A: Managing Context 09:29 Step 2: Creating Tasks 10:40 Reviewing & Adjusting Tasks 12:04 Implementation Phase & Parallelization 14:14 CLI Tools & Productivity Tips 15:14 Adding Context for Implementation 16:17 Managing Chat Contexts 17:22 Monitoring AI Progress & Reference Tools 18:48 Plugin Creation & LangChain Integration 19:42 Final Steps & Time Constraints 20:17 Recap & Best Practices 21:00 Conclusion & Q&A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇫🇷 *ETHGlobal Cannes* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Cannes, a 3-day hackathon held July 4-6, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Cannes 2025 playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5N2DCwhcEshNW9C8knZ1T-&si=Lc-WOyfkAVP2--R4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Hedera* X: https://x.com/hedera ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

This Flow Workshop, led by BC Devil from the Flow Foundation at ETHGlobal, introduces developers to building fast, scalable, and user-friendly onchain apps using the Flow blockchain. The session highlights Flow’s origins (from the CryptoKitties team), its unique architecture solving the blockchain trilemma (scalability, decentralization, security), and its dual support for EVM and Cadence smart contracts. Key features include native account abstraction, gasless experiences, sub-4s finality, and onchain randomness. The workshop demonstrates deploying a Solidity contract on Flow EVM, integrating with tools like MetaMask and Remix, and building a frontend using AI coding assistants. Flow’s ecosystem is trusted by major brands (NBA Top Shot, Disney, Ticketmaster), supports crosschain DeFi via bridges like LayerZero, and offers developer resources, bounties, and ongoing grants. The session encourages innovation, leveraging Flow’s advanced features for killer apps and seamless user experiences. 00:00 Introduction 00:09 Why Build on Flow? 01:00 CryptoKitties and Blockchain Scaling Challenges 02:17 Developer Experience and Smart Contract Languages 02:47 Building Flow: Origins and Vision 03:10 Flow’s Unique Architecture and Features 04:09 EVM Compatibility and Cadence 05:02 Flow’s Ecosystem and Major Partners 05:25 Solving the Blockchain Trilemma 06:21 Flow’s Node Roles and Scalability 06:48 ETHGlobal Bounties and Tracks 07:10 Killer Apps and Historical Examples 08:22 Ideation and Inspiration 08:49 Crosschain DeFi on Flow 09:13 Onchain Randomness Demo 10:11 Setting Up MetaMask and Flow Testnet 11:10 Deploying and Testing Smart Contracts 11:32 Building the Frontend with AI Tools 12:19 Debugging and Configuration 13:18 Finalizing and Testing the App 13:43 Developer Resources and Tooling 14:37 Cadence Features and Advanced Use Cases 15:11 Developer Support and Community 15:39 Judging Criteria and Grants 16:34 CryptoKitties Legacy and Encouragement 16:55 Q&A and Closing Remarks _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇫🇷 *ETHGlobal Cannes* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Cannes, a 3-day hackathon held July 4-6, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Cannes 2025 playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5N2DCwhcEshNW9C8knZ1T-&si=Lc-WOyfkAVP2--R4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Flow* X: https://x.com/flow_blockchain ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

In this workshop, Matthew Krak demonstrates how to deploy omnichain fungible tokens (OFTs) using LayerZero in under five minutes. He walks through setting up a project with the LayerZero CLI, configuring Hardhat for multiple networks (Base and Arbitrum), and editing LayerZero config files to define endpoints and pathways. The process includes deploying ERC20-compatible OFT contracts, wiring them for cross-chain communication, and sending tokens between chains. Krak explains the underlying mechanics: OFTs extend ERC20 with bridge logic for debiting (burning/locking) tokens on the source chain and crediting (minting/unlocking) on the destination, using LayerZero’s push-based messaging and message encoding/decoding. He covers advanced topics like correlating send/receive transactions, using OFT adapters to wrap existing tokens, and executing cross-chain function calls. The session concludes with Q&A on LayerZero’s dev tools, omnichain queries, and practical use cases for omnichain interoperability. 00:00 Introduction 00:10 Workshop Overview & Objectives 00:37 Project Setup with LayerZero CLI 01:14 Installing Dependencies & Boilerplate 02:05 Initializing & Configuring Networks 02:43 Setting Up LayerZero Endpoints 03:27 Editing LayerZero Config & Pathways 04:15 Minting & OFT Contract Details 05:04 Deploying OFT Contracts 05:53 Wiring Contracts for Cross-Chain Messaging 06:22 Sending Tokens Across Chains 07:14 On-Chain Transaction Analysis 07:36 OFT Contract Architecture & Logic 09:41 Message Encoding & Decoding 10:08 LayerZero Push-Based Messaging Explained 11:12 Deep Dive: Send Function & Message Codec 13:22 Message Structure & Decoding 14:52 How OFT Handles Cross-Chain Transfers 15:25 LayerZero Documentation & Examples 15:50 Q&A: Correlating Transactions with LZ Read 17:28 Advanced LZ Read Use Cases 18:49 Wrapping Existing Tokens with OFT Adapter 19:56 Cross-Chain Function Calls Example 21:10 Closing Remarks & Further Questions _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇫🇷 *ETHGlobal Cannes* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal Cannes, a 3-day hackathon held July 4-6, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal Cannes 2025 playlist here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5N2DCwhcEshNW9C8knZ1T-&si=Lc-WOyfkAVP2--R4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow LayerZero* X: https://x.com/LayerZero_Core ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Daniel Leavitt, a Devril engineer at Mysten Labs, introduces Walrus, a decentralized storage network built to address the shortcomings of current blockchain and Web3 solutions, such as centralized frontend hosting and NFT metadata storage. Walrus leverages a novel encoding algorithm for cost-effective, scalable, and reliable data storage with a low replication factor, outperforming traditional decentralized networks. It uses the Sui blockchain for coordination, enabling programmable, composable storage solutions and tokenized storage capacity. Walrus is chain-agnostic, with public-by-default data, and supports integrations via TypeScript SDKs, HTTP APIs, and S3-compatible APIs. The workshop highlights developer tooling, cross-chain support, and app-building opportunities, including Walrus Sites for decentralized frontend hosting. Daniel discusses hackathon tracks, resources, and answers questions about cost, data sovereignty, and use cases, emphasizing Walrus’s strengths in censorship resistance and data ownership. 00:00 Introduction 00:31 About Daniel & Mysten Labs 00:58 Why Walrus Was Built 02:37 Mysten Labs’ Mission & Sui Blockchain 03:03 Walrus Architecture & Encoding Algorithm 05:01 Programmability & Sui Integration 06:14 Walrus Token & Decentralization 06:42 Data Privacy & Seal Product 07:36 Walrus Sites: Decentralized Frontends 08:47 Hackathon Track Overview & Prizes 09:11 Developer Tooling Track 10:31 Cross-Chain & ENS Support 10:53 Best App with Walrus Track 12:21 Developer Resources & SDKs 13:37 Chain-Agnostic Integration Methods 14:28 Partner & Community SDKs 15:07 Awesome Walrus & Community Tools 15:34 Live Demo: Uploading Data 16:25 Tips for Hackathon Participants 17:31 Support & Q&A 18:05 Q&A: Cost, Use Cases, Data Sovereignty 20:20 Walrus Sites Deployment & Portals 21:58 Favorite Use Cases & Future Opportunities 22:46 Storage Duration, Renewals, and Deletion 24:10 File Size Limits & Testnet Info 24:48 Closing Remarks _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇺🇸 *ETHGlobal New York* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New York, a 3-day hackathon held August 15-17, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New York 2025 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh4Xze0ZeSWCSGsw25clPpvZ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Walrus* X: https://x.com/WalrusProtocol ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

This talk, led by Sauce Point, a Uniswap Foundation protocol engineer, introduces Uniswap v4 on Unichain, highlighting its key innovations and developer opportunities. Uniswap v4 features a singleton architecture for enhanced gas efficiency, continuous and dynamic fee spectrum, ERC6909 internal claims tokens, flash accounting, and most notably, programmable hooks. Hooks allow developers to customize pool behavior, enabling programmable liquidity and supporting new asset classes, dynamic fees, liquidity management, and public goods like oracles and advanced order types. The session categorizes hooks into liquidity profitability, liquidity depth, asset class customization, and public goods, providing examples such as dynamic fees, limit orders, KYC compliance, and volatility oracles. Sauce demonstrates live coding with the v4 template, showing how to build and test hooks using Solidity, and emphasizes the importance of testing. Resources like the hook directory, documentation, and Discord are shared for further support. The session concludes with a Q&A on building hooks for various asset classes and optimizing pools for both liquidity providers and swappers. 00:00 Introduction 00:26 Overview & Speaker Introduction 01:46 Uniswap v4 Metrics & Adoption 02:36 Uniswap v4 vs v3: Key Differences 03:43 Singleton Architecture & Gas Efficiency 04:06 Continuous & Dynamic Fees 04:50 ERC6909, Flash Accounting, and Hooks 05:39 Hooks Overview & Programmable Liquidity 06:54 Types of Hooks: Liquidity Profitability 08:09 Types of Hooks: Liquidity Depth 09:20 Types of Hooks: Asset Class Customization 10:39 Types of Hooks: Public Goods 11:47 Resources & Getting Involved 12:36 Live Coding: Building a Hook 13:36 Dynamic Fees & Custom Logic in Hooks 14:43 After Swap Logic & Monetization 15:38 Liquidity Hooks & Penalties 17:23 Testing Hooks with V4 Template 19:05 Deployment Scripts & Chain Configuration 20:28 Custom Pricing Algorithms in Hooks 22:02 Q&A: Asset Class Hooks & Pool Optimization 24:07 Modifying Liquidity & Flash Accounting 24:35 Closing Remarks _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇺🇸 *ETHGlobal New York* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New York, a 3-day hackathon held August 15-17, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New York 2025 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh4Xze0ZeSWCSGsw25clPpvZ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Uniswap* X: https://x.com/Uniswap ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Luke Wang

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

Luke Wang presents Nora, an AI coding agent integrated into an IDE (currently a VS Code fork), designed to rapidly build full-stack web3 applications, especially in Solidity and other blockchain languages. Nora leverages foundational LLMs (like Claude, Gemini) with post-training reinforcement learning for web3-specific tasks, enabling users to generate, debug, and iterate on smart contracts and dApps with minimal human intervention. The demo showcases creating a cross-chain vault app from scratch, highlighting Nora’s self-correcting abilities, security best practices, and support for multiple chains (e.g., Ethereum mainnet, Base L2) and frameworks (e.g., LayerZero). Nora indexes codebases for context, supports prompt engineering for better results, and is optimized for Mac/Linux (Windows experimental). Future plans include CLI and API versions, broader language/framework support, and enhanced developer tooling. Nora accelerates prototyping, reduces manual coding, and empowers both novices and experts to build complex web3 apps efficiently. 00:00 Introduction 00:28 What is Nora? Overview & Form Factor 00:55 Live Demo: Building a Cross-Chain Vault 02:13 Error Handling & Self-Correction 03:18 Reviewing the Generated App 04:30 Editing and Iterating with Nora 05:35 Q&A: Model Tuning and Performance 06:26 Security, Verifiability, and Determinism 07:34 Prompt Engineering Tips 10:07 Coding with AI: Best Practices 11:24 Codebase Indexing & Context 12:17 Generation Accuracy & Domain Understanding 13:18 Foundational Models & Post-Training 14:45 Use Cases & Model Selection 15:39 Open Source vs Closed Source Models 16:49 IDE, Traces, and Judging 18:08 Human Creativity & AI Execution 19:44 Complex Apps & Human Intervention 20:48 Chainlink, Oracles, and Integration 21:19 Platform Support: Mac, Linux, Windows 22:15 Demo Recap & Usage Quotas 24:01 Reinforcement Learning & Backend 24:39 IDE Fork vs Plugin, CLI/API Plans 25:31 Language & Framework Support 26:03 Closing & Support Channels _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇺🇸 *ETHGlobal New York* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New York, a 3-day hackathon held August 15-17, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New York 2025 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh4Xze0ZeSWCSGsw25clPpvZ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Nora X: https://x.com/mynoraai ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2025

A three-part workshop on building the data layer for AI across Filecoin-based services. First, Synapse SDK: a full-stack Next.js demo that handles balances, USDFC approvals, on-chain payments, hot storage, and dataset creation—upload a file, fund allowance (approve → transfer → lock), and retrieve via CID. Second, Akave 0³ (S3-compatible) storage: AWS-style buckets, client-side encryption, immutable/versioned objects by default, Reed–Solomon erasure coding, and hackathon tracks (datasets, analytics, backup/recovery). Third, Lighthouse: permanent, encrypted storage with access control; upload via UI/JS SDK, share/revoke conditions; then mint “data coins” (e.g., POP) and reward users. Sample app: prove Amazon order history with Reclaim, verify server-side, store on Lighthouse, and mint POP tokens to users. 00:02 Intro & agenda: Synapse SDK, Akave 0³, Lighthouse 00:31 Prereqs: Filecoin Calibration FIL & USDFC faucets 00:54 Synapse FS-Upload demo app (Next.js full stack) 01:38 Synapse SDK overview & tutorial repo 02:10 Code tour: balances, payments, uploads, dataset hooks 03:08 Payment flow: approve USDFC → transfer → lock allowance 03:35 Running the app; what each tx does 03:59 Checking balances, rate allowance; deposit/increase allowance 04:23 Upload flow: pick file → init storage → connect provider → create dataset 04:41 Confirm on-chain tx; view dataset (CID) & download/retrieve 04:56 Store any data on Filecoin via Synapse SDK 05:21 Akave 0³: what it is (S3-compatible, cheaper, immutable) 05:54 Architecture: SDK → immutable ledger → distributed Akave nodes 06:57 Demo with AWS CLI (S3 endpoint set to 0³ RC2) 08:08 Create bucket; upload file; list objects 09:12 Versioning enabled by default; re-upload to create v2 10:14 Client-side encryption & Reed–Solomon erasure coding 11:28 Hackathon prizes & tracks (datasets, analytics, backup/recovery) 12:30 Starter guide & booth support 12:50 Lighthouse intro: permanent, encrypted, access-controlled storage 13:46 Log in & public upload via dashboard (CID/gateway) 14:12 Encrypted upload (sign, encrypt, then IPFS) 14:36 Create API key for programmatic use 14:58 Docs tour: upload (JS/API/CLI), uploadEncrypted, share/revoke, token conditions 15:58 Making data valuable: “data coins” as tickets for private data 16:18 Create a data coin on 1membb.io (POP example) 17:19 Chain, vesting, and locking assets; submit & programmatic script 18:05 Hackathon ask: users upload private data, get rewarded 18:31 Sample app (POP Rewards): prove Amazon orders with Reclaim 19:06 Flow: user proof → server verifies → upload to Lighthouse → mint POP 19:26 Wrap-up: tokenize datasets, attach value, earn from your project _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 🇮🇳 *ETHGlobal New Delhi* This workshop is specifically for ETHGlobal New Delhi, a 3-day hackathon held September 19-21 at the India International Convention & Expo Centre, bringing together the most skilled web3 developers, designers and product builders from all around the globe for a weekend-long adventure to advance the Ethereum ecosystem! Watch the full ETHGlobal New Delhi 2025 playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXzKMXK2aHh7zCFW3hBqatZ18rQaYeEJL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ✅ *Follow Filecoin* X: https://x.com/Filecoin ✅ *Follow ETHGlobal* X: https://x.com/ETHGlobal​ Warpcast: https://warpcast.com/ethglobal Website: https://ethglobal.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ETHGlobal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Are you interested in Ethereum development and entrepreneurship?_ 👉 Sign up for the next ETHGlobal event: https://ethglobal.com/events 🎁 Get exclusive access and perks with ETHGlobal Plus! https://ethglobal.com/plus 📣 Want us to throw an event in your city? Tell us where! https://ethglobal.com/city

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

This talk introduces the concept of digital commons, outlines some parallels between the Linux and Ethereum projects, and how their collective output may become enclosed by commercial entities. Trent Van Epps works at the Ethereum Foundation on protocol coordination. Member of the Protocol Guild. https://protocol.berlin

Garrett MacDonald

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

"If a file isn't backed up, it isn't your file" preceded "Not your keys, not your crypto", but it's important to look back to the Web1 figure of speech as it applies to Web3. If you have a multi-billion dollar protocol, it's a good idea to back it up. But where should one look to for this? Garrett MacDonald - Long time contributor to the decentralized revolution. Student of physics. https://protocol.berlin

Dennis Trautwein

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

Web centralization and consolidation have created potential single points of failure, e.g., in areas such as content hosting, name resolution, and certification. The "Decentralized Web," led by open-source software implementations, attempts to build decentralized alternatives. The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is part of this effort and provides a fully decentralized object storage and retrieval layer. This comes with challenges, though: Decentralization can increase complexity and overhead, as well as compromise performance, scalability, and system stability. As the lead developers of IPFS, we have therefore begun to explore more hybrid approaches. In this talk, we will discuss the trade-offs, and our implemented and proposed solutions, as well as give an outlook. Dennis is Research Engineer @ProbeLab within Protocol Labs. He works on measuring the performance of Web3 network protocols, benchmarking protocols against their target performance milestones, and proposing improvements to their core design principles. https://protocol.berlin

Aliasgar Merchant

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

Ali will introduce CometBFT and discuss the unique features that set it apart from other blockchain protocols. You will find out why CometBFT is quickly becoming the preferred choice for decentralized applications and how it is addressing the scalability challenges in blockchain technology. During the presentation, Ali will take a deep dive into the technical details of CometBFT. You will learn about its code and architecture, and explore the cryptographic primitives that keep it secure. This part of the presentation will be especially interesting for developers and blockchain enthusiasts who want to understand the inner workings of CometBFT. Furthermore, Ali will discuss how CometBFT is contributing to the realization of decentralization in the blockchain industry. You will find out how CometBFT is enabling decentralized applications to thrive and empowering individuals to take control of their data and assets. Finally, Ali will also introduce ABCI++, its features, and its potential impact on the blockchain industry. This presentation is a must-attend for anyone interested in the latest advancements in blockchain technology. Aliasgar a Blockchain aficionado, has over five years of experience in the field of web3. He first dipped his toes into the blockchain world in 2017 with Ethereum smart contract development, before moving to the cosmos ecosystem in 2019. Currently, Aliasgar's serving as a Developer Relations Engineer at Informal Systems, where he works on CometBFT, a fork of the Tendermint consensus algorithm that powers Cosmos SDK and other Cosmos Blockchain networks. https://protocol.berlin

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

Matt Ober, Pinata - "From hackathon to start-up" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

Patrick McCorry

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

Patrick McCorry, "SoK: Off The Chain Transactions" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net Video by https://www.antontal.com

Sebastian Martinez, Erik Kundt

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

In this hands-on workshop, we’ll learn how to use the Radicle stack to collaborate on a code project. We’ll run our own nodes, connect to peers, and grow a virtual garden together. Erik (he/they) works as a freelance artist and developer with a focus on audio / visual coding and decentralized technologies. He has worked in the area of professional music production for Native Instruments, and later on the Solidity programming language for the Ethereum Foundation. Besides these occupations, he has directed several dance, performance and documentary theater projects in their own technical fields, such as video production and mapping, VR / AR and AI. At the moment he is mainly contributing to the Radicle stack and building tools for generative artists. Sebastian Martinez, a mechanical engineer turned to the web, is currently contributing to the future of code collaboration at Radicle. Drawing on his unique experience implementing proof-of-existence solutions in the nuclear industry. From his roots in Switzerland and a personal discovery in Argentina, Sebastian's journey has shaped him into a passionate tech professional and dedicated father of two, poised to make a significant impact in the technology sphere. https://protocol.berlin

Steffen Kux

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

The dm3 protocol is the web3 messaging protocol focusing on encryption, decentralization, scalability, and in particular interoperability. It utilizes the essential features for a lean messaging base protocol: a registry for public keys and decentralized delivery service nodes. As an applied mathematician, Steffen started his career in 2000 in the automotive industry as a method- and software developer for mathematical and simulation software, with a particular focus on applications using mathematical optimization, numerical simulation, and artificial intelligence. https://protocol.berlin

Federico Kunze Küllmer, Daniel Burckhardt

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

This workshop will be led by Federico Kunze Küllmer, who was part of the core team that developed the Inter Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC). Federico is also the co-founder of Evmos, an EVM compatible blockchain that supports interoperable dApps via IBC. Federico will dive deep into the technical aspects of the IBC protocol, exploring how it enables cross-chain communication and discussing how Evmos simplifies the development of interoperable dApps. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from the speaker's firsthand experience in implementing the IBC protocol and gain valuable insights into developing successful interoperable dApps using Solidity. Federico Kunze Küllmer - Evmos Co-founder. Cosmos Core Contributor. IBC Core Engineer. Daniel Burckhardt https://protocol.berlin

Barnabas Busa

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2024

Post-Merge testnets are a beast to run, this workshop would give you an overview into all the tooling that exists to make this job easier. We would also setup a small testnet during this workshop to help familiarize with the tools. Parithosh - I am an Ethereum enthusiast with a deep love for all things servers. I incorporated Ethereum into my Master’s thesis and loved the experience so much as to make it my full time job. I currently work in the DevOps team of the Ethereum Foundation and I mainly focus on the Ethereum protocol upgrades. I’m also an avid photographer with a specific interest in Landscape and Travel photography. Barnabas Busa - Devops at Ethereum Foundation https://protocol.berlin

ZuBerlin · Jun 14, 2024

Clip The video features a speaker named Leo discussing Powder, a ZK stack compiler designed for creating zero-knowledge proofs. The talk includes a high-level introduction to ZK circuits and ZK virtual machines (VMs), followed by coding demonstrations. Leo explains that ZK circuits allow for off-chain computations to generate proofs that can be verified on-chain at a lower cost than performing the computation on-chain. He then introduces the concept of ZKVMs, which are more flexible than traditional ZK circuits because they can execute dynamic programs. Leo mentions several existing ZKVM implementations and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of current approaches. The focus shifts to Powder, which allows developers to compile high-level code into circuits without having to write them by hand. Leo provides an in-depth explanation of how Powder works, including its architecture and integration with various proof systems. He emphasizes the flexibility of Powder in supporting different VMs and front-end languages. Leo also demonstrates how to define a VM within Powder using an example program that computes the sum of a list. He shows how RISC-V assembly can be transpiled into Powder's intermediate representation (IR) and then compiled into constraints for proof generation. Throughout the video, Leo addresses questions about benchmarks, VM support, and developer experience. He highlights the

Costanza Gallo

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2023

Will your crypto project be censored? Censorship is spreading, from Infura blocking IP addresses, to Github taking the Tornado Cash repo down. This talk will provide a legal anthropological analysis of the elements that might put a project at risk, so that you can take the necessary steps to protect your efforts. Costanza Gallo - I work for the Swarm Foundation where I recently led the project Wikipedia on Swarm, to make a web3 censorship resistant copy of Wikipedia. Prior to that, I was community manager with the Golem Network. I have a MSc in Law, Anthropology and Society from the London School of Economics, where I focused on the interplay between State Secrecy and Democratic Governance. But my passion for freedom of speech goes way back: my father was a satirical cartoonist and a political journalist, he was often the target of censorship attempts so it’s a family affair. https://protocol.berlin

Gavin Wood

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2023

The "Polkadot Ubiquitous Computer" (or just Polkadot UC), represents the public service provided by the Polkadot Network: it is a trust-free, WebAssembly-based, multicore, internet-native omnipresent virtual machine which is highly resilient to interference and corruption. The present system of allocating resources of the Polkadot Ubiquitous Computer (parachain slot auctions) is based on a model of one-core-per-parachain: this is a legacy interpretation of the Polkadot platform and is not a reflection of its present capabilities. With Polkadot's capability to adapt to its users'need, a new paradign for allocating coretime is being implemented by ecosystem teams. Coretime on the Polkadot UC is envisioned to be sold by the Polkadot System in two separate formats: Bulk Coretime and Instantaneous Coretime. When a Polkadot Core is utilized, we say it is dedicated to a "Task" rather than a "parachain". The Task to which a Core is dedicated may change at every Relay-chain block and while one predominant type of Task is to secure a Cumulus-based blockchain (i.e. a parachain), other types of Tasks are envisioned. Bulk Coretime is sold periodically on a specialised system chain known as the "Coretime-chain" and allocated in advance of its usage, whereas Instantaneous Coretime is sold on the Relay-chain immediately prior to usage on a block-by-block basis. Gavin Wood https://protocol.berlin

Alec Empire

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2022

Keynote: The Sovereign Creator Alec Empire - Atari Teenage Riot Alec Empire's talk about being an artist in web3, how to understand music and hacker culture in cyberspace, and why Ethereum will give rise to the Sovereign Creator. https://ethberlin.ooo

Jaya Klara Brekke, Chelsea Manning

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2022

Fireside Chat with Chelsea Manning and Jaya Klara Brekke, NYM Hosted and moderated by Evin McMullen, Co-founder and CEO, Disco.xyz During this fireside chat, Chelsea, Jaya and Evin will talk about all things privacy: The urgency of privacy today, cypherpunk vision, and future vision for privacy. They will also touch on the Merge, Chelsea's views on secure hardware, and the future vision for privacy as an intervention into the data economy. https://ethberlin.ooo

European Blockchain Convention · Oct 9, 2022

Decentralized finance or “DeFi” may completely change the way we see traditional financial services. Defi is a movement that aims at making a new financial system that is open to everyone. SPEAKERS: - Laurent Marochini, Head of Innovation, Société Générale - Donald Thibeau, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, HBAR Foundation - Sergej Kunz, Co-Founder, 1inch - Maximilian Bruckner, International Token Standardization Association

Rob Stupay

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2020

Rob Stupay & Iuri Matias of Remix provide a workshop on using the popular IDE, Remix.

ETHGlobal · Oct 9, 2020

Marek & Bartek of ETHWorks do a live coding session using AMM market with Waffle + Buidler.

Ameen Soleimani

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

Chris Robison

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Andy Tudhope

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Igor Barinov

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Franziska Heintel

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Harry Halpin

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Nick Hynes, Oasis Labs, "The Future of Data Privacy and Security Technology" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Greg Markou, Chainsafe - "How Cross Collaboration is building ETH2.0" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Yaz Khoury, ETC - "Quantifying Immutability in Blockchains" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Arlyn Culwick, Blocknet - "The interchain cometh! The radical implications of having *every* blockchain in the #defi and dapp ecosystem." https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

EG Galano, Infura - "The Path to Decentralization: Hybrid Infrastructure" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

Pedro Gomes

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

ART PANEL, Stina Gustafsson (DoD) / Ruth Catlow (Furtherfield) / Sam Hart / Jonas Lund, Moderated by Burak Arikan https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Lucasz Glen, Golem, gWASM - distributing WebAssembly in a Decentralized Network https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Stephen Palley, Sentient Legal DAOs https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Philip Stehlik, Centrifuge - Combining an Ethereum dApp to a Substrate-Based Blockchain" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Kevin Owocki

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Medhi Zerouali, Sigma Prime -"Lighthouse: A security focused Ethereum 2.0 client" https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

ETH2.0 PANEL, Alex Stokes / Cayman (Chainsafe) / Protocol Lamborghini / Rene Nayman (Whiteblock) / Dean Eigenmann (Status) / Jacek Sieka (Status) https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

Catherine Tuntiserirat, Ethereum Foundation, "EF Grants update and presentation." https://ethberlinzwei.com https://ethberlin.com https://decentralala.com/ https://goerli.net

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Albert Ni

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Jaya Klara Brekke

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Vlad Zamfir

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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Christine Kim

ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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ETHBerlin · Oct 9, 2019

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