State Change

State Change

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State Change episodes

  • State Change #13 - Foam
    We have some interesting neighbours around the ConsenSys offices in Bushwick. Located down the street, Ryan King and Katya Zavayalova are establishing a decentralized architecture office.
    Foam aspires to use crowd equity and the DAO model to bring much needed flexibility and freedom to the field of architecture.
    http://foam.space
    Content: Ryan John King, Katya Zavyalova, Arthur Falls
    Editing: Richard Toth
    https://twitter.com/foamspace
    https://twitter.com/katya_zavyalova
    https://twitter.com/arthurfalls
    http://podcast-editing.com
    16 min
  • State Change #12 - Jesse Grushack, Ujo
    Intellectual property arrangements in the music industry
    can be incredibly complex. This is both the result and the cause of the numerous intermediaries that sit between the listener and the artist.
    Ujo aims to solve this problem for the benefit of all. Jesse Grushack explains.
    http://ujomusic.com/
    Content: Jesse Grushack, Arthur Falls
    Editing: Richard Toth
    https://twitter.com/JesseGrushack
    https://twitter.com/arthurfalls
    http://podcast-editing.com
    8 min
  • State Change #11 - Nick Dodson, BoardRoom, WeiFund
    Nick Dodson is the creator of blockchain governance DApp
    BoardRoom. The plaform is designed to interoperate with
    Weifund, his equity crowdfunding Dapp. Together they use the trustless nature of the blockchain to provide decentralized equity based crowdsale and governance tools for online communities. Having featured uPort and MetaMask on recent episodes, it’s interesting to see the how these core components are so important to the kind of higher level applications Nick has been working on.
    http://boardroom.to/
    http://weifund.io/
    Content: Nick Dodson, Arthur Falls
    Editing: Richard Toth
    https://twitter.com/iamnickdodson
    https://twitter.com/arthurfalls?lang=en
    http://podcast-editing.com
    12 min
  • State Change #10 - Christian Lundkvist, uPort
    Systems architect Christian Lundkvist explains self sovereign identity through the lens of ConsenSys’ identity management platform uPort. Self sovereign identity is a key infrastructure component of the blockchain ecosystem.
    http://uport.me
    Content: Arthur Falls, Christian Lundkvist
    Editing: Richard Toth http://podcast-editing.com
    12 min
  • State Change #9 Daniel Novy, Regis
    Regis is a decentralized key/value storage Dapp. Use cases include property and domain name registry, and also online store product registries. Access control features and auction tools give the creator a suite of options for managing the way users interact with their registry. Lead developer Daniel Novy explains.
    http://regis.nu
    Content: Arthur Falls, Daniel Novy
    Editing: Richard Toth http://podcast-editing.com
    14 min
  • State Change #8 - Andrew Keys, ConsenSys Enterprise
    Andrew Keys leads business development and strategy for ConsenSys Enterprize spoke, focusing on the ideation of business solutions for Fortune 500 companies. These include standardizing Know Your Client solutions and tracking the provenance of assets. Andrew also explains the ConsenSys-Microsoft partnership and Blockchain as as Service strategy.
    Content: @ConsenSysAndrew , @arthurfalls
    consensysmedia.net
    11 min
  • State Change #4 - Ashley Taylor, Inflekt
    Inflekt is an open source tribal network and events management platform. It enables a secure and fluid web of individuals’,’ tribes, and relationships between tribes based upon events attended and roles that were held at those events. It allows sharing responsibility for events and manage themselves according to group-defined rules. Tribes can arise withheld their own rules around membership, contributions in order to sustain membership, and different styles of management. It is a portal to a new frontier of cyber space in which individuals and groups can stake their claim by owning their information (data) and managing their identities. Cryptography ensures that what data wants to stay private can, and what data wants to be shared with other specific groups can as well. No one can advertise to the tribe or mine their information unless they collectively decide. Inflekt will begin as a series of events called The Entropy Experiment in New York City. Email [email protected] to request an invitation or suggest a contribution. Options to purchase tickets or earn them by contributing to the not-for-profit event, and vote on use of extra proceeds.
    15 min

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