Audible DeFi brings the best written content on Decentralized Finance (DeFi) straight to your ears. Tune in to learn about Ethereum, Decentralized Exchanges and DeFi with the most interesting articles in crypto. They write. I read. You Listen.
Audible DeFi
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Audible DeFi brings the best written content on Decentralized Finance (DeFi) straight to your ears. Tune in to learn about Ethereum, Decentralized Exchanges and DeFi with the most interesting articles in crypto. They write. I read. You Listen.
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10/15/2020
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Recent Episodes
December 21, 2020
DeFi Read #10, DECO: Privacy- Preserving Oracles [Kyle Santiago]
<p>In this episode I read “DECO- Privacy Preserving Oracles” written by Kyle Santiago. Recently acquired by Chainlink, DECO is the first privacy preserving oracle solution that does not require the use of trusted hardware or onerous server-side modifications. Santiago does a great job giving real world examples of how this solution could enable users to more efficiently prove their credentials without sacrificing privacy, and how DECO could be used to strengthen key infrastructure in DeFi. Link below for the original medium article. <a href="https://medium.com/the-capital/deco-privacy-preserving-oracles-2620b80b3ffd" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://medium.com/the-capital/deco-privacy-preserving-oracles-2620b80b3ffd</a> </p>
December 8, 2020
DeFi Read #9, ETH2 for Dummies [Grant Hummer]
<p>In this episode I read “ETH2 For Dummies” by Grant Hummer. Hummer starts this article by pointing out some of the key differences between ETH2 and ETH1. He describes ETH2’s names as misnomer as he believes ETH2 will be a completely different network with different qualities from ETH1. ETH2 will address ETH1’s biggest problem- significantly increasing transaction throughput without sacrificing decentralization. One of the biggest differences between the two networks is how transactions in the network are validated. ETH1, similarly to Bitcoin, runs on a Proof of Work-based consensus. ETH2 will transfer to Casper Proof of stake, which incentivizes ETH2 validators to be honest via economic incentives by having them post collateral in the form of Ether. ETH2 will roll out in multiple phases and in the article hummer emphasizes the importance of the first 3. I hope you enjoy the episode!</p>
December 3, 2020
DeFi Read #8, The Economics of ETH2 [Nick Tomaino]
<p>In this episode I read “The Economics of ETH2” by Nick Tomaino. In this article, Tomaino describes the economic foundation of ETH2, which is an important topic to revisit given the recent launch of ETH2’s phase 0. I hope you enjoy the episode!</p>
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