Blockchain Ecosystem
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A blockchain overview that covers cryptocurrency, smart contracts, the role of miners and developers, the differences between private, public, and hybrid chains, and an overview of Ethereum Classic and ETC Labs.
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Blockchain Ecosystem
- 1. Blockchain - An Overview & Use Cases Presented By: Elizabeth Kukka, Zane Starr, Marco Montes, John Jeffries
- 2. Agenda 1. Bitcoin & The Origins of blockchain 2. Blockchain Ecosystem 3. Ethereum Classic 4. Ethereum Classic Labs
- 3. Presenters Elizabeth Kukka Executive Director @ ETC Labs Zane Starr Tooling Developer @ ETC Labs Core Marco Montes Founder & CEO @ Saldo John Jeffries CFA & CMO @ Cipher Trace
- 4. Liz Kukka ● Born and raised in the Bay Area ● ED at ETC Labs ● Head of Programs & Ops. @ Plug & Play ● Strategist @ Hive Lab ● School Teacher at Rosa Parks School - SFUSD
- 9. Cryptocurrency Crypto is designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses strong cryptography to secure financial transactions, control the creation of additional units, and verify the transfer of assets.
- 11. Smart Contract A smart contract is a self-executing contract with the terms of the agreement between buyer and seller being directly written into lines of code. The code and the agreements contained therein exist across a distributed, decentralized blockchain network.
- 14. Miners Miners verify transactions on an ongoing basis and add them to X blockchain which serves as a ledger of all activity across that network. In exchange for their time and computing power needed to validate the ledger, miners are rewarded with X coin upon successfully validating certain quantities of transactions.
- 15. Core-Developers Responsible for maintaining the code base underpinning the blockchain of X chain. Though they can add or remove code to modify the central code, they can’t put it into effect network-wide.
- 16. Private v. Public v. Hybrid
- 19. www.etccore.io
- 21. Ethereum Classic & ETC Labs
- 22. Ethereum Classic Blockchain Ethereum Classic Labs Ethereum Classic Co-Op IOHK / Cardano 450+ Independent Contributors
- 23. Ethereum Classic Labs ● Around as ETH 2013 - 2015 / ETC 2016+ ● Proof of Work (PoW) ● Censorship Resistant, Immutability, Decentralization ● Cheap “gas” fee ● Lacks network bloat ● Solid dev talent :)
- 24. Ethereum Classic Labs Investment & Acceleration ● 10 - 20 teams / year ● $25K - $150K ● Mentorship & Workshops ● Alumni Program ● Community Development Core Development Team ● 10 FT Developers ● 3 Teams: Tooling, Protocol, EVM-LLVM ● Dev Outreach ● Dev Onboarding ● Community Development Integrations & Research ● Grant based ● $20K - $300K+ ● Blockchain Agnostic (research) ● Technical Support ● Community Development
- 26. Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- We’re looking for ways to get users to run decentralized services
- We’re looking for ways to get users to run decentralized services
- Chose crypto here not digital assets > because digital assets can be also be a representation of tangible goods.
- Chose crypto here not digital assets > because digital assets can be also be a representation of tangible goods.
- During the next 15 - 20 minutes I’m going to cover, Enterprise requirements and goals which are often overlooked. Public + Private use cases solving for Enterprise Adoption, this is the goal I assume for everyone in this room, that we’re all trying to increase adoption amongst users and organizations, interoperability will help with this and there are several other solutions as well.
- During the next 15 - 20 minutes I’m going to cover, Enterprise requirements and goals which are often overlooked. Public + Private use cases solving for Enterprise Adoption, this is the goal I assume for everyone in this room, that we’re all trying to increase adoption amongst users and organizations, interoperability will help with this and there are several other solutions as well.
- We’re looking for ways to get users to run decentralized services
- Devlopers who maintain the codebase, or the miners who determine the mining algorithm. Some argue that miners just care about money, however
- ECIP, EIP, BIP,
- We’re looking for ways to get users to run decentralized services
- Hyperledger is a multi-project open collaboration between led by Linux Foundation, and big names like Ethereum Classic Co-op, IBM, Intel, CISCO, SAP, Daimler, American Express, Oracle, Huawei, JP Morgan. There is a lot of progress happening on the Public + Private side of things at the Hyperledger foundation, such as hyperledger Besu whic is a Java based Ethereum Client, and Hyperledger Sawtooth that provides permissioned + permissionless support, and Burrow which is a permissionable EVM base. And of course En have joined as active members as well, providing support for HyperLedger Besu integration for Ethereum Classic.
- have joined as active members as well, providing support for HyperLedger Besu integration for Ethereum Classic.
- And Enterprise Ethereum Alliance have certainly done a lot of work in creating standards, and also sharing two use cases recently, one was in January for the Real Estate industry, and the other was in 2019 for Telecos. Qourum.
- Been Around since 2016
- ECIP, EIP, BIP,
- ECIP, EIP, BIP,