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Elias Tazartes - Speedrunning the Design of Ethereum as a ZK-L1

Elias Tazartes - Speedrunning the Design of Ethereum as a ZK-L1

1. Speed and Scaling with Ethereum Elias emphasized the current limitations of Ethereum's transaction speed, stating it can only handle about 30 transactions per second. He pointed out that with the implementation of rollups, this can be pushed to around 300 transactions, but this is still insufficient compared

Elizabeth Sullivan - The Future of Blockchain Education

Elizabeth Sullivan - The Future of Blockchain Education

1. Mission to Simplify Blockchain Concepts Elizabeth stated that her mission is to simplify blockchain technology concepts so that everyone can understand them, including kids and grandparents. By breaking down complex terms and using relatable examples, she believes it is possible to make the technology accessible to people at various

Charles Guillemet - Understanding and Predicting Transactions

Charles Guillemet - Understanding and Predicting Transactions

1. Importance of Clear Signing Charles emphasized the necessity of clear signing in combating the risks associated with blind signing transactions. He explained how blind signing can lead users to unknowingly sign away their wallets, equating it to signing a blank check. Clear signing aims to provide users with complete

Justin Florentine - Modular Chains Beget Modular Clients

Justin Florentine - Modular Chains Beget Modular Clients

1. Importance of Ethereum Modularity Justin highlighted the significance of modularity within Ethereum clients, emphasizing that this design allows for the flexibility and adaptability of various components. By breaking down the complex architecture into modular segments, developers can swap out or extend functionalities as needed. This modular approach not only

Mahsa Moosavi - Unlocking Rust for Smart Contracts

Mahsa Moosavi - Unlocking Rust for Smart Contracts

1. Importance of Rust for Smart Contracts Mahsa emphasized that Rust is critical for smart contracts due to its focus on memory safety and performance. She highlighted that Rust eliminates common programming pitfalls such as null pointers and buffer overflows, which significantly enhances security. With Rust’s high execution speed,

Rahat Chowdhury - Move for Solildity Devs

Rahat Chowdhury - Move for Solildity Devs

1. Transition from Solidity to Move Rahat emphasized the unique advantages of transitioning from Solidity to the Move programming language. He pointed out that while Solidity developers may find familiar concepts, Move's design emphasizes safety and a resource-centric approach, which could reduce common pitfalls in contract development. For

Simon Rico - How Design Helps Users Find the Right Token

Simon Rico - How Design Helps Users Find the Right Token

1. Understanding Token Search Complexity Simon highlighted that the landscape of token search has evolved significantly from 2017 to 2025. This evolution is largely due to the increasing number of tokens being launched, with over 6,000 tokens issued daily. As complexity grows, it's vital for designers and