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This document outlines the agenda for a 10-week educational initiative called DeFi Club to promote decentralized finance (DeFi) adoption among students. Week 2 will focus on the DeFi product stack with discussions on topics like exchanges, stablecoins, lending and borrowing, yield farming and aggregators. The initiative is run by Encode, an organization that educates and supports university students and developers interested in blockchain. It partners with over 75 universities worldwide and includes online educational events, workshops and hackathons.
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Encode Club -_Pinning_Services_-_aug_2021
The document discusses using Pinata to pin data to the IPFS network. Some key points:
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- Users can sign up for Pinata to easily pin content to IPFS through their platform. This takes control of your data storage and makes it faster and more reliable compared to public gateways.
- Pinata aims to make working with IPFS content easier through features like dedicated gateways that allow for unlimited fast retrieval of pinned data versus potential rate limiting on public gateways.
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The document discusses the potential applications of cryptocurrency and decentralized technologies to various sectors of society such as finance, government, identity, and art. It notes that while protocols aim to be invisible to users, practically nothing has been built yet in areas like custody, onboarding, supply chains, and fiat gateways. The document promotes participating in a hackathon to help build out these applications based on one's skills and available time, with the long term goal of helping create a new decentralized world powered by technologies like DeFi, NFTs and DAOs.
Interlay + Encode
1. interBTC is a decentralized bridge that allows users to access Bitcoin (BTC) directly from their wallet on any blockchain like Polkadot.
2. It creates an asset called interBTC that is fully backed 1:1 by BTC reserves held in multi-collateral vaults.
3. Vaults provide over-collateralization of at least 150% to insure interBTC and are operated democratically by the community through governance.
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Subspace Network is developing a permanent, scalable, and decentralized storage layer for Polkadot and Web3 using proof-of-capacity consensus. Farmers secure the network by storing data forever instead of miners. The network aims to provide archival storage, market pricing of storage based on supply and demand, and has demonstrated a simple consensus protocol. The vision includes uses like parachain backups, cross-chain storage, off-chain storage, and NFT metadata storage.
Intro to NFTs
This document discusses building NFTs using IPFS and Filecoin. It introduces NFT smart contracts and how they work to represent unique tokens. It emphasizes using IPFS for its content addressing to provide durable links to token metadata and data. Filecoin is mentioned for its ability to provide provable long-term storage. The document provides coding challenges for deploying an NFT smart contract, minting tokens, and storing metadata on IPFS. It also offers resources for Ethereum development and viewing NFTs.
Introduction to Filecoin
This document provides an introduction to Filecoin, including:
1) Core concepts of Filecoin such as using IPFS for data retrieval and Filecoin for data persistence and verifiability on a decentralized storage network.
2) Examples of how storage helpers can simplify storing and retrieving data on Filecoin by handling dealmaking and verification.
3) An overview of the different layers that make up a Web3-enabled architecture using Filecoin and IPFS for decentralized storage.
Encode polkadot club event 3, technical deepdive
This document provides an overview of an online course about Polkadot being run by Encode. The 9-month course consists of education, a hackathon, and accelerator. It includes weekly technical deep dives on Thursdays covering topics like introductions to blockchain, Polkadot, Substrate, parachains, applications, and governance. Polkadot uses specialized blockchains called parachains to process transactions in parallel, secured by the main Relay Chain. Parachains are built using the Substrate framework. The document also summarizes key Polkadot concepts like consensus protocols GRANDPA and BABE, the roles of validators, nominators and collators, and how randomness and governance work
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This document introduces libp2p, a modular peer-to-peer networking stack. It consists of composable building blocks like transports, multiplexers, secure channels, peer discovery, routing, and pubsub. These blocks can be assembled to build future-proof p2p applications like a basic chat app. Libp2p aims to provide full global connectivity and runs on many platforms. It powers several networks and has implementations in multiple languages. The roadmap focuses on decentralization, privacy, and bringing libp2p to more devices and research.
Encode polkadot club event 2, intro to polkadot
This document provides an overview of an introductory course on Polkadot. It will take place over 9 months and cover topics like the technical overview of Polkadot, parachains, applications in society, and more. Events will be held weekly on Thursdays at 5:30pm GMT+1 and recorded. The course material will help educate people about Polkadot, a blockchain network that allows specialized blockchains called parachains to communicate and process transactions in parallel for improved scalability. Polkadot uses a relay chain and bridges to connect different chains together and achieve interoperability.
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DeFi Club Product Stack 1
- 2. Product Stack, week 2
- 3. What is DeFi Club An online, 10 week cross-university educational initiative to promote and accelerate the adoption of DeFi to students worldwide.
- 4. Designed for all backgrounds Developers Economists Lawyers Scientists
- 5. About Encode We educate, support and back university and hacker talent in blockchain.
- 6. We’ve designed a process to bring the next-generation of talent to blockchain Educate | Support | Catalyse
- 7. What we do Hackathons Accelerators Workshops Invest Talent AMAs Educate Support Catalyse
- 8. Our university community We partner with student clubs and societies at over 75 universities across six continents. These clubs and societies have direct access to students interested in particular areas like blockchain, computing and entrepreneurship.
- 9. We’ve worked with the best in blockchain
- 10. Our online community all in one place, 24/7. A place for hackers, academics, students and enthusiasts to come together.
- 11. What do we have planned? Week What’s happening 1 Intro Event 2 Defi Product Stack 1 3 Arthur Breitman AMA 4 Defi Product Stack 2 5 AMA Week What’s happening 6 Building on DeFi 1 7 AMA 8 Building on DeFi 2 9 AMA 10 Getting hired in DeFI
- 12. Our sponsors
- 13. So what is DeFi?
- 14. TradFi
- 15. Asset management Credit Currency Custody Compliance Debt Derivatives What kind of things do we mean? Exchanges Funding Models Insurance Lending and borrowing Savings products Tokenisation Trading
- 16. It comes back to money
- 18. Someone needs to manage the spreadsheet
- 20. Nodes Can be thousands Consensus Mechanism Memory “Blocks” Processor “virtual machine” Decentralised agreement
- 21. Features Immutable Decentralised Trustless Incentivised Open-source Community owned Competitive Programmable
- 23. Code is law
- 24. How the sausage is made
- 27. Crypto reimagines finance from scratch based on programmable money.
- 29. Satoshi
- 30. Ethereum
- 31. These assets are volatile
- 32. Stablecoins
- 34. Exchanges
- 36. Traditional exchanges in crypto
- 38. Open source = no monopoly
- 39. Liquidity
- 41. Composability
- 42. TVL
- 43. Layer 1 Layer 2 Stablecoins DEX AMM Yield Farming Lending Aggregators Derivatives Oracles Wallets
- 44. Layer 1
- 45. Layer 2
- 46. Stablecoins
- 47. Wallets
- 48. Oracles
- 49. DEX
- 50. Derivatives
- 51. Lending
- 52. AMM
- 53. Yield farming
- 54. Aggregators
- 55. NFTs
- 57. What do we have planned? Week What’s happening 1 Intro Event 2 Defi Product Stack 1 3 Arthur Breitman AMA 4 Defi Product Stack 2 5 AMA Week What’s happening 6 Building on DeFi 1 7 AMA 8 Building on DeFi 2 9 AMA 10 Getting hired in DeFI