How can fans interact with games, comics, and collectibles on Tezos?

Stream this TQuorum Session to learn about InterPop, a subsidiary of TQ Tezos composed of a team of passionate creators and developers exploring how blockchain technology can evolve not only how fans interact with collectibles, but also how it unlocks new ways to build community and interact with digital (and even real-world) objects, stories, and games. 

Brian David-Marshall, InterPop’s President and Publisher, joined us to talk about what the team is working on, including the Emergents TCG and comic series, skills-based games built on Tezos, and plenty more.

This week at TQuorum, Wayne Chang, Founder, and CEO of Spruce Systems deepened the conversation around decentralized and digital identity and how the team is exploring use cases for decentralized identity and verifiable credentials within the Tezos ecosystem’s structure. Stream this Session to learn more about what the future of decentralized identity may look like on Tezos.

This week, Gabriel Alfour, Lead Developer at LIGO & Marigold, Mehdi Bouaziz, Software Engineer at Nomadic Labs, and Arthur Breitman, Early Architect of Tezos, joined a moderated discussion with TQ Tezos’ Co-Founder Jacob Arluck. The panel discussed some of the proposed features of the latest amendment proposal, Edo, and shared some of their hopes for the continued development of Tezos. 

TQuorum 2020 officially came to a close last week, and to help us cap off the year, we were joined by Arthur and Kathleen Breitman who offered us a retrospective on some of the developments in the ecosystem this year, and while not making any Tezos predictions, they did share what they were hopeful to see develop next year.

This week, we featured two recent Tezos Community Rewards winners, Claude Barde and Vince Ferraiuolo for a conversation that offered a community-level perspective on the many different aspects of the global tapestry of the Tezos ecosystem. 

Robert Fontaine, Community Manager at the Tezos Foundation, also touched on the grants process and gave helpful tips to interested developers on how to get started. 

Stream this Session and get involved with the global Tezos community. We’re excited to see you there!

What might the future of DeFi on Tezos look like? 

This week’s TQuorum Session offered an exciting glimpse of the potential future of DeFi on Tezos. Hugo Renaudin and Jean-Baptiste Dusseaut, Co-founders of Bender Labs joined TQ Tezos’ Jacob Arluck to discuss their team’s efforts to tackle one of the biggest obstacles to DeFi growth: a lack of on-chain tokens. 

Stream this Session to check out the exciting developments that Bender Labs is exploring on Tezos.

What excites you most when thinking about the shared vision in the Tezos ecosystem? Check out the answers from two of the newest council members of the Tezos Foundation, Chris Wright and Anil Madhavapeddy.

In this Session, we learned about their backgrounds in open-source software development in both academic and commercial sectors and found what advantages they believe Tezos has to become a leader in the industry.

Stream this Session to learn how they see their role as council members to function as resources for support and guidance for all Tezos community members.

Curious about the Tezos upgrade process?

Arriving off the heels of the Delphi protocol upgrade, we took a look into the plans for implementing upgrades in a more regular cadence. Arthur Breitman described how the shift in the upgrade structure to a “scheduling based on time, as opposed to features, makes more sense.” 

Stream this Session to learn more about the next chapter in Tezos development.