Into the Ether

Tornado Cash: Ensuring Privacy on Ethereum

EthHub Weekly #114 (ft. Trent Van Epps): HackMoney, Reddit community points, ErisX ETH futures, Visa patent mentions Ethereum, Schlesi testnet update, DAppNode eth2 dashboard, eth2 price feeds, $TAPE launches on Zora and tBTC halts launch

RAC: Can Ethereum Help Reshape the Music Industry?

EthHub Weekly #113 (ft. Hudson Jameson) : Ethereal recap, Immutable X exchange, Synthetix Layer 2 exchange demo, POAP’s next steps, Ethereum’s lead over other SC platforms and the growing staking community

Joseph Lubin: An Evolving Ethereum and the Future of ConsenSys

EthHub Weekly #112: Eth2 multi-client testnet, Telegram (TON) regulatory hit, Gnosis Safe Apps goes live, Everest Registry launch, Torando.cash trusted setup ceremony, wBTC added to MakerDAO, UMA’s Uniswap offering and The 10K Audit

Sustainable Funding for Ethereum with Gitcoin

EthHub Weekly #111: DeFi security, dForce funds returned, eth2 staking calculator, USDT being added to Compound, Coronavirus information markets, Coinbase price oracle, dYdX perpetual BTC/USDC and Dharma introduces social payments

Prysmatic Labs: Topaz Eth2 Testnet and Beyond

EthHub Weekly #110: Topaz testnet, dForce hacked for $25mn, lawsuit against Maker, Gnosis Protocol goes live, new DeFi Market Cap tool, Compound goes decentralized governance and value transfer on Ethereum now the same as Bitcoin

David Hoffman, COO of RealT, joins the show to talk about tokenizing real estate on Ethereum. RealT allows investors to buy tokenized shares in rent producing properties in the United States. The rent is passed down daily to the token holders. David talks about the future potential here with integrations into things like Uniswap and the Maker system. We also talk about general crypto topics such as the current state of markets, imminent eth2 launch and meme wars between Bitcoin and Ethereum.

On the EthHub Weekly Recap we cover topics from the EthHub Weekly Newsletter. In this episode we discuss the success of the latest Gitcoin matching round, how Reddit is looking to Ethereum for their community points idea, the LAO gets a launch date, dPiggy enables no loss investing, a discussion on MKR governance and a tool for people to easily post unstoppable messages to Ethereum.

Hugh Karp, founder of Nexus Mutual, joins the show to talk about insurance coverage for smart contracts. Nexus Mutual offers a way for people to buy coverage against potential bugs in smart contracts they are using. If there is a bug, the person who holds coverage can file a claim and those in the mutual can decide if it's a valid claim or not. In the past few months, Nexus has had to handle a variety of different situations and claims. Hugh walks us through how the mutual works and the future plans for it.

On the EthHub Weekly Recap we cover topics from the EthHub Weekly Newsletter. In this episode we discuss recent Eth2 updates and imminent multi-client testnet, Binance buys CoinMarketCap for $400mn, Burnet Wallet gets optimistic rollup upgrade with Fuel Labs, Balance goes live on mainnet, Coinbase adds USDC liquidity to DeFi, a discussion about tokenized BTC and Rune Christensen talks about the three pillars of sustaining MakerDAO

Lefteris Karapetsas, founder of Rokti, joins the podcast. Lefteris has been around the Ethereum ecosystem since the beginning and we talk about his journey through crypto to date. He's contributed to Solidity, the C++ Ethereum client and helped mitigate the DAO attack. Since then he's worked with Raiden but has since moved on to building Rotki. We talk about Rotki's commitment to privacy and how it makes it very easy for anyone who deals with crypto to track their portfolio.