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S2E13 - Carnegie Mellon Students React to Well (and not-so-well) Known Blockchain Projects
It’s another Students React podcast, and this one is a must listen. The Blockchain students from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania present some fascinating projects, some learnings from their experience with crypto, and a very unique ‘in-house’ project that drew serious debate, including:
- Cardano Foundation
- Energy Web
- Chainalysis Inc.
- Boba
- Mina Protocol (formerly Coda)
- Zuz Lab (link in the comments)
As well as some wider discussion around Pussy.Finance, the value of meme coins, whether open source vs. zero knowledge will become the dominant mode for Blockchain transactions, and much, much more.
Always inspiring to hear the future leaders of the world talking about Blockchain. Shout to Seth Goldstein and Ishgun Singh Arora for helping bring us all together. The future of Blockchain in Pittsburg is looking bright...
As ever, this show should not be seen as investment advice. Always DYOR, and stay safe out there.
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By Anthony Day
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It’s another Students React podcast, and this one is a must listen. The Blockchain students from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania present some fascinating projects, some learnings from their experience with crypto, and a very unique ‘in-house’ project that drew serious debate, including:
- Cardano Foundation
- Energy Web
- Chainalysis Inc.
- Boba
- Mina Protocol (formerly Coda)
- Zuz Lab (link in the comments)
As well as some wider discussion around Pussy.Finance, the value of meme coins, whether open source vs. zero knowledge will become the dominant mode for Blockchain transactions, and much, much more.
Always inspiring to hear the future leaders of the world talking about Blockchain. Shout to Seth Goldstein and Ishgun Singh Arora for helping bring us all together. The future of Blockchain in Pittsburg is looking bright...
As ever, this show should not be seen as investment advice. Always DYOR, and stay safe out there.