Event Keynotes

1. Importance of Formal Verification Jonan emphasized that formal verification provides mathematical proofs of program behavior, which can be crucial for complex systems. He pointed out that while it doesn't guarantee the entire program's correctness, it allows developers to state certain invariants within their systems. For

1. Importance of Memecoin Evolution Caps emphasized that the journey of memecoins is rich with cultural and economic significance, beginning with Dogecoin in 2013 and evolving through pivotal moments such as the rise of NFTs and DeFi. He illustrated how these earlier forms paved the way for today’s memecoins,

1. Simplifying Complex Technology Solutions Nana emphasized the importance of simplicity in technology. He noted that regardless of the complexity of applications, it is crucial to ensure that technology works effectively and seamlessly for users. Builders and technologists must prioritize user experience over showcasing technical prowess, and deliver solutions that

1. Founders Should Inform Their Community Samantha emphasized that it's crucial for founders to keep their communities informed about their projects. A compelling example she presented is Jesse from Base, who creatively engages his audience using TikTok and Instagram to showcase his work. By stepping into the limelight

1. Emphasizing Originality in Event Planning Erica emphasized the importance of originality when organizing events. She noted that rather than copying existing formats, event organizers should focus on adding unique value. She recommends starting small, testing different formats, and carefully considering what you can uniquely contribute. This approach not only

1. Transitioning from Clicks to Agents Andrea emphasized that the evolution of the internet from human-centric clicks to AI agents is significant. He pointed out that while initial internet interfaces were designed for human interaction through clicks, we are now at a juncture where AI agents are starting to navigate