Event Keynotes

1. Importance of On-Chain Privacy Nathaniel emphasized the crucial role that on-chain privacy plays in the modern world. He pointed out that while many associate privacy concerns with authoritarian regimes, the issues extend to Western governments as well. Whistleblowers and journalists are often targeted in attempts to expose corruption, illustrating

1. Real-Time Zero-Knowledge Proving System Jordi stated that the primary objective of the ZKBM (Zero-Knowledge Block Manager) is to minimize latency in generating proofs, aiming for real-time proof generation. This is crucial when validating transactions and ensuring security between various rollup chains. With ZKBM, it is possible to prove Ethereum

1. Balance Between Privacy and Compliance Amit emphasized the need for a balance between user privacy and regulatory compliance in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. He pointed out the growing concern that while privacy tools are essential for user protection, they are often viewed by regulators as enablers of crime.

1. Importance of Vehicle Titles on Blockchain Shahar emphasized the critical need to put vehicle titles on the blockchain, stating that the traditional paper-based system has been in place for over 75 years. This means that the automotive industry is burdened with managing titles physically, impacting efficiency across the board.

1. Importance of On-Chain Data George emphasized that moving towards an on-chain future requires the integration of not just smart contracts but also substantial data, such as media, JavaScript, and audit logs. Without these components being stored directly on-chain, the promise of immutability and permanence in decentralized applications (dApps) cannot

1. Importance of Long-term Mindset Sean emphasized the significant divide in the blockchain ecosystem between short-term result-focused projects and those building with a long-term mindset. He pointed out that many current projects prioritize immediate mass adoption, often at the expense of foundational principles that would support sustainable growth. This dichotomy