Ethereum Audible

Ethereum Audible

By Yehoshua ZlotogorskiBusinessInvesting
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Ethereum Audible episodes

  • Nic Carter & Linda Jeng || DeFi Protocol Risk: The paradox of DeFi – Mastery Review (Part 2)

    "crypto markets are becoming highly interconnected with the traditional financial sector"

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    💎 Are you interested in Tokenomics? I'm collecting everything that I'm learning about tokenomics into a free email course & newsletter you can find here: https://designingtokenomics.com

    DeFi is growing and is quickly on its way to becoming a new financial paradigm, yet there are financial risks in DeFi that manifest in new ways that we haven’t seen in the traditional financial system:

    • Interconnections with the      traditional financial system,
    • Operational risks stemming from      underlying blockchains
    • Smart contract-based      vulnerabilities
    • Other governance and regulatory      risks
    • Scalability challenges.
    • In an effort to remove humans and automate as much as possible through smart contracts, DeFi has introduced or amplified these risks. This paper explores all of these aspects.

      1 hr 13 min
    • Nic Carter & Linda Jeng || DeFi Protocol Risk: The paradox of DeFi – Mastery Review (Part 1)

      "crypto markets are becoming highly interconnected with the traditional financial sector"

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      👉 Start learning with Alpe: https://link.alpeaudio.com/70to/d895de1

      This episode is brought to you by Alpe Audio. Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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      💎 Are you interested in Tokenomics? I'm collecting everything that I'm learning about tokenomics into a free email course & newsletter you can find here: https://designingtokenomics.com

      DeFi is growing and is quickly on its way to becoming a new financial paradigm, yet there are financial risks in DeFi that manifest in new ways that we haven’t seen in the traditional financial system:

      • Interconnections with the      traditional financial system,
      • Operational risks stemming from      underlying blockchains
      • Smart contract-based      vulnerabilities
      • Other governance and regulatory      risks
      • Scalability challenges.
      • In an effort to remove humans and automate as much as possible through smart contracts, DeFi has introduced or amplified these risks. This paper explores all of these aspects.

        34 min
      • Ultimate Guide to L2s on Ethereum by DCBuilder - a Mastery review! (Part 2)

        "In this article, I’ll talk about L2s on Ethereum, the state of the current scaling ecosystem, and why I believe running L2s on top of Ethereum is the most economically and technically sustainable scaling solution long term."

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        This episode is brought to you by Alpe Audio. Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        💎 Are you interested in Tokenomics? I'm collecting everything that I'm learning about tokenomics into a free email course & newsletter you can find here: https://designingtokenomics.com

        In this episode we're going to be be reading through part 2 of this epic guide on L2s on Ethereum by DCBuilder. After completing this guide you'll have a good grip on all the different acronyms and projects in the L2 ecosystem of Ethereum and you'll know the difference between optimistic rollups, ZK rollups, and EVM compatible or non compatible rollups. Enjoy!

        Here is the original post with a plethora of links and resources: https://dcbuilder.mirror.xyz/QX_ELJBQBm1Iq45ktPsz8pWLZN1C52DmEtH09boZuo0

        30 min
      • Ultimate Guide to L2s on Ethereum by DCBuilder - a Mastery review! (Part 1)

        "In this article, I’ll talk about L2s on Ethereum, the state of the current scaling ecosystem, and why I believe running L2s on top of Ethereum is the most economically and technically sustainable scaling solution long term."

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        👉 Start learning with Alpe: https://link.alpeaudio.com/70to/d895de1

        This episode is brought to you by Alpe Audio. Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        Are you interested in Tokenomics? I'm collecting everything that I'm learning about tokenomics into a free email course & newsletter you can find here: https://designingtokenomics.com

        In this episode we're going to be be reading through part 1 of this epic guide on L2s on Ethereum by DCBuilder. After completing this guide you'll have a good grip on all the different acronyms and projects in the L2 ecosystem of Ethereum and you'll know the difference between optimistic rollups, ZK rollups, and EVM compatible or non compatible rollups. Enjoy!

        Here is the original post with a plethora of links and resources: https://dcbuilder.mirror.xyz/QX_ELJBQBm1Iq45ktPsz8pWLZN1C52DmEtH09boZuo0

        39 min
      • Is Proof of Stake a security? A Debate! Adam Cochran vs Adam Levitin

        "I'll take the opposed, in that I think there is decent precedent to find ETH to not be a security in a post-merge environment.  Let's breakdown some specifics:"

        In this readthrough I'm going to Twitter for the first time to read a 43 long tweet thread (yup - 43 tweets) by @adamscochran, aka Adam Cochran, Partner at CEHV and Adj. Professor of Info Sci/Biz Analysis. He analyzes whether Ethereum's shift to Proof of Stake makes it eligible to be names a security by the SEC and analyzes Ethereum vs the Howie test, previous rulings in the US court system and theories of what different staking make ups could lead to.

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        Follow Adam on Twitter: @adamscochran

        Adam Levitin's tweet thread making the case for why PoS is a security: https://twitter.com/AdamLevitin/status/1550990967670554624

        Adam Chocran's tweet thread responding and making the case why PoS is NOT a security: https://twitter.com/adamscochran/status/1551278224218488832

        Adam has put the thread into a website: https://isethereumasecurity.com/


        Are you interested in Tokenomics? I'm collecting everything that I'm learning about tokenomics into a free email course & newsletter you can find here: https://designingtokenomics.com  

        22 min
      • Merge week replay: Why Proof of Stake by Vitalik Buterin

        IT'S MERGE WEEK!

        To celebrate I'm going back to the OG episode for this podcast - Vitalik's article on Why Proof of Stake!

        On Nov 6th 2020 Vitalik Buterin wrote a short article on why the Ethereum ecosystem is migrating to Proof of Stake (PoS). Despite the shift being planned for years there's a lot of discussion in the ecosystem on why Ethereum is doing this, what are the benefits to PoS over Proof of Work (PoW) and whether this migration is fair to all the players in the ecosystem.

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        This episode is brought to you by Alpe Audio. Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        To read the original blog: https://vitalik.ca/general/2020/11/06/pos2020.html

        For a summary of the article: https://thewizardstower.com/ethereum-primer#32c8bb249298410ebd37305fb7543c93

        18 min
      • Blockchain Bite #8: All the resources you need to brush up

        The merge is coming - right next week! Here are some of my recent favorite pieces of content that cover the bull and the bear case.


        To read:

        The Complete Guide to Rollups: https://members.delphidigital.io/reports/the-complete-guide-to-rollups

        The Hitchhiker's Guide to Ethereum: https://members.delphidigital.io/reports/the-hitchhikers-guide-to-ethereum


        Bankless:

        https://shows.banklesshq.com/p/debrief-arthur-hayes

        https://shows.banklesshq.com/p/debrief-ethereum-unsensored

        http://podcast.banklesshq.com/dissenting-from-chinas-censorship-with-jiajun-zeng-layer-zero


        Unchained:

        Given the sanctions on Tornado cash is Ethereum Censorship Resistant? https://youtu.be/_ohvRtxJzrc


        Magic Internet Money:

        https://www.bradmills.ca/podcast/navigating-the-cryptocurrency-chessboard-with-guests-lyn-alden-dylan-leclair-and-checkmate

        6 min
      • The Bitcoin Whitepaper (plain readthrough)

        The Bitcoin whitepaper! This is a plain readthrough of the whitepaper.

        Here is the conclusion of the Bitcoin Whitepaper, if you can understand this section, you've understood the whitepaper:

        "We have proposed a system for electronic transactions without relying on trust. We started with

        the usual framework of coins made from digital signatures, which provides strong control of

        ownership, but is incomplete without a way to prevent double-spending. To solve this, we

        proposed a peer-to-peer network using proof-of-work to record a public history of transactions

        that quickly becomes computationally impractical for an attacker to change if honest nodes

        control a majority of CPU power. The network is robust in its unstructured simplicity. Nodes

        work all at once with little coordination. They do not need to be identified, since messages are

        not routed to any particular place and only need to be delivered on a best effort basis. Nodes can

        leave and rejoin the network at will, accepting the proof-of-work chain as proof of what

        happened while they were gone. They vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of

        valid blocks by working on extending them and rejecting invalid blocks by refusing to work on

        them. Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with this consensus mechanism."


        As always, you can support the show by supporting and subscribing to Alpe Audio: 👉 Start learning with Alpe: https://link.alpeaudio.com/70to/d895de1

        Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        Link to whitepaper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

        26 min
      • The Bitcoin Whitepaper explained!

        The Bitcoin whitepaper explained! This is a readthrough of the whitepaper interspersed with commentary that breaks down the important parts and offers explanations and meaning.

        Here is the conclusion of the Bitcoin Whitepaper, if you can understand this section, you've understood the whitepaper:

        "We have proposed a system for electronic transactions without relying on trust. We started with

        the usual framework of coins made from digital signatures, which provides strong control of

        ownership, but is incomplete without a way to prevent double-spending. To solve this, we

        proposed a peer-to-peer network using proof-of-work to record a public history of transactions

        that quickly becomes computationally impractical for an attacker to change if honest nodes

        control a majority of CPU power. The network is robust in its unstructured simplicity. Nodes

        work all at once with little coordination. They do not need to be identified, since messages are

        not routed to any particular place and only need to be delivered on a best effort basis. Nodes can

        leave and rejoin the network at will, accepting the proof-of-work chain as proof of what

        happened while they were gone. They vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of

        valid blocks by working on extending them and rejecting invalid blocks by refusing to work on

        them. Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with this consensus mechanism."


        As always, you can support the show by supporting and subscribing to Alpe Audio: 👉 Start learning with Alpe: https://link.alpeaudio.com/70to/d895de1

        Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        Link to whitepaper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

        56 min
      • A look at the Lightning Network || Lyn Alden Part 3!

        "I continue to view the digitization of money as a key theme for the 2020s decade and beyond, both in bottom-up ways (e.g. bitcoins) and in top-down ways (e.g. central bank digital currencies), and am interested to see the directions that it goes in."

        Today we're reading part 3, the final part, of Lyn Alden's 1:30 hour long article on the state of network. This will be a 3 part series due to length. In the first part we'll cover why a medium of exchange first needs to be built on top of a store of value. Lyn uses the lessons learned from previous Bitcoin forks and imitators to bring this point home.

        In part 2 we cover why layers make sense to scale and how the Lightning Network is structured.

        In part 3 we cover the critiques of the network and a summary of thoughts.

        As always, you can support the show by supporting and subscribing to Alpe Audio: 👉 Start learning with Alpe: https://link.alpeaudio.com/70to/d895de1

        Want to learn on the go but need more depth than a podcast? Alpe is the app for you. It’s an audio education app that brings great in depth courses that are as fun as podcasts but as educational as well, a degree. Each lesson comes with summaries, additional resources, flash cards and more. You can even find Ethereum Audible on Alpe with all those additional resources.

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        Link to the paper: https://www.lynalden.com/lightning-network/

        Analysis of Bitcoins maximum price: https://thewizardstower.com/the-bitcoin-maxi-price-whats-the-maximum-price-of-bitcoin

        51 min

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