0/ Ethereum is for financial market infrastructure: a guest thread by @malekanoms
1/ I recently co-authored a paper with ECB Director General Ulrich Bindseil, exploring how a network like Ethereum has features that represent a leap forward in financial infrastructure and enables financial products that can’t exist on TradFi rails
2/ The features in question are streaming payments, omni-asset settlement, programmability, and disintermediation
0/ You’ve probably heard people yapping about Cypherpunk, but what exactly is it and what is Ethereum’s specific brand of Cypherpunk? A guest thread by @post_polar_
1/ When I’m teaching, I condense Ethereum Cypherpunk into four key values: decentralization, permissionlessness, censorship resistance and credible neutrality.
2/ Decentralisation means power should be distributed as widely as possible among all Ethereum’s stakeholders.
2/ Migrating an existing L1 to an L2 was no small feat. We completely changed the way it operates while preserving its chain history (no regenesis needed). The upgrade was trustless—full nodes could verify the state change.
And, the canonical version of CELO moved to Ethereum!
Here are the 4 steps to get started building in Ethereum, a guest thread by @PatrickAlphaC
1. Understand why 2. Take a course, learn the tools 3. Apply your knowledge 4. Continue to learn & build
Let's unpack this so you can become a monster developer or security researcher 👇
1. Understand why
When things get tough, this is what you'll fall back on to keep going. Be brutally honest, why do you want this?
- "To build the future of finance"
- "A more fair, decentralized, accountable world"
- "I want a better life, and want to be paid well"
Be honest.
2. Take a course - learn the tools
The fastest way to onboard to Ethereum is with a course. There are tons of great places to learn blockchain:
- @CyfrinUpdraft (I help run the curriculum here!)
- @austingriffith's SpeedRunEthereum
- @CryptoZombiesHQ game