Ethereum How I learned zk-SNARKS from scratch - Great read on ZKPs and trial/error

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• How I learned zk-SNARKS from scratch - Great read on ZKPs and trial/error
• Gnosis & DAOstack are introducing the dxDAO! The future of DEX is here!
• In one word, Pando (network) is a fully distributed and immutable VCS based on top of IPFS, aragonOS and the Ethereum blockchain
• Separatist movement in Cameroon (Ambazonia) using Ethereum to launch their own currency
• Unique phishing method to look out for: the fullscreen API
• Surviving Crypto Winter series by Dan Jeffries and Carly Howard covers Mattereum and the Internet of Agreements. It's a very long, thorough analysis and I recommend it as a long read for the new year!
• "Is it Constantinople yet?" contract live on mainnet!
• /r/EthDev information / update
• [LIVE STREAM] Flux.Vote Code-binge - Day 10 of 14 - Implementing a secure voting app
• Fantastic Blockchain Business Models and Where to Find Them? & The Future Outlook of Layer 2 2.0.
• Where do "slashed" tokens go to? And what if a virus infects 1000's of validators with the sole purpose of destroying the network by purposely getting a large mass of validators slashed?
• How to Lookup ENS Addresses Associated With My ETH Address?
• Sending TUSD using MEW on LEDGER... verify address does not match?
• Bernhard Mueller pokes "Maximalists"
• Eth Validator Question :Do we need a Static IP address and Can we run Multiple Nodes on the same IP ?
• Wait - I thought staking was via smart contract? Why does it matter if I lose internet connection??

How I learned zk-SNARKS from scratch - Great read on ZKPs and trial/error Posted: 01 Jan 2019 03:09 PM PST submitted by /u/ConsenSys_Socialite [link] [comments]

Gnosis & DAOstack are introducing the dxDAO! The future of DEX is here! Posted: 01 Jan 2019 07:42 AM PST submitted by /u/mauvaison [link] [comments]

In one word, Pando (network) is a fully distributed and immutable VCS based on top of IPFS, aragonOS and the Ethereum blockchain Posted: 01 Jan 2019 03:18 PM PST submitted by /u/twigwam [link] [comments]

Separatist movement in Cameroon (Ambazonia) using Ethereum to launch their own currency Posted: 01 Jan 2019 06:15 PM PST submitted by /u/psswrd12345 [link] [comments]

Unique phishing method to look out for: the fullscreen API Posted: 01 Jan 2019 04:17 PM PST submitted by /u/trogdortb001 [link] [comments]

Surviving Crypto Winter series by Dan Jeffries and Carly Howard covers Mattereum and the Internet of Agreements. It's a very long, thorough analysis and I recommend it as a long read for the new year! Posted: 01 Jan 2019 08:21 AM PST submitted by /u/hexayurt [link] [comments]

"Is it Constantinople yet?" contract live on mainnet! Posted: 01 Jan 2019 08:14 AM PST submitted by /u/SketchingStories [link] [comments]

/r/EthDev information / update Posted: 01 Jan 2019 08:09 AM PST Hi everyone, here follows a quick update on the status of /r/EthDev to inform you about our community and what we could mean for you. What is EthDev ? EthDev is an Ethereum developers' community to bridge the gap between beginning Ethereum smart contract developers and the more experienced devs. Our focus lies on Tutorials, Job Hiring / Job Matching, and your still-in-development Projects Job hiring As of today, 2019, we've changed our usual monthly job-hiring topic into a permanently stickied "Who's hiring, and who's for hire" Megathread, which can be found here. This is for both ways: "developers looking for projects", as "projects looking for developers". Tagging / Flair Each of our topics fall in 4 distinct categories to make them easily retrievable, these are: Tutorials, Questions, Projects and Information Category 1: Tutorials Tutorials can be found through this link, sorted by Best. Category 2: Questions Any question, whether being about Solidity, Ethereum in general, an issue with your (or someone elses) smart contracts, an upcoming conference, ..... is flaired as a "Question". Questions history can be found here Category 3: (My) Project This is all about your projects. If you want to show off your work, looking for feedback, promotion, tag it as "My Project". All projects can be found here Category 4: Information Anything that doesn't fall in the above 3 categories, falls under the general term "Information". These are most often links to articles, bug warnings, etc.... found here Moderation We currently have a team of 32 moderators. Why this many? Because we accept almost anyone as a moderator. /r/EthDev doesn't belong to anyone but you. So your moderator spot is simply yours to claim (if you do meet our secret but easy-to-expect criteria). So far, 32 people claimed their spot. We expect moderators to behave respectfuly and fairly. Any moderator who gets caught censoring or banning wrongfully gets kicked out of the moderation team. In the past 2 years, we didn't have to ban a single user (bans are limited to proven bots). Feedback We are always open to feedback to improve the quality of our community. If anything comes to mind, please let us know. Thank you I'd like to thank each and every one of our 15k+ subscribers for being part of this great community and we'll be doing our best to try and mean more for the Ethereum developers of any skill, in 2019 and beyond. Happy coding! Nooku submitted by /u/Nooku [link] [comments]

[LIVE STREAM] Flux.Vote Code-binge - Day 10 of 14 - Implementing a secure voting app Posted: 01 Jan 2019 06:52 PM PST submitted by /u/Gav0 [link] [comments]

Fantastic Blockchain Business Models and Where to Find Them? & The Future Outlook of Layer 2 2.0. Posted: 01 Jan 2019 11:10 AM PST submitted by /u/no89key [link] [comments]

Where do "slashed" tokens go to? And what if a virus infects 1000's of validators with the sole purpose of destroying the network by purposely getting a large mass of validators slashed? Posted: 31 Dec 2018 09:12 PM PST I know this is unlikely, but just wondering if there is a fallback plan. submitted by /u/c-i-s-c-o [link] [comments]

How to Lookup ENS Addresses Associated With My ETH Address? Posted: 01 Jan 2019 04:16 PM PST I bought a bunch of ENS addresses when the service first came out. I now want to release all of them and get my locked-up ETH back. I definitely should have written down the names of the addresses I won, but since it's all publicly trackable on the blockchain and associated with the owner address, I figured it wouldn't be necessary at the time. Anyway, my problem now is that I don't know the names of any of the ENS addresses I own. Any ideas? submitted by /u/FollowMe22 [link] [comments]

Sending TUSD using MEW on LEDGER... verify address does not match? Posted: 01 Jan 2019 08:59 AM PST submitted by /u/PRFinklemeister [link] [comments]

Bernhard Mueller pokes "Maximalists" Posted: 31 Dec 2018 11:52 PM PST submitted by /u/unitedstatian [link] [comments]

Eth Validator Question :Do we need a Static IP address and Can we run Multiple Nodes on the same IP ? Posted: 01 Jan 2019 09:23 AM PST Title submitted by /u/gokukingsta [link] [comments]

Wait - I thought staking was via smart contract? Why does it matter if I lose internet connection?? Posted: 31 Dec 2018 11:47 PM PST So another post today asked about losing internet would slash the rewards. I thought this was in the old version of staking? In the new version I thought you deposit into the beacon chain smart contract and then it does the work for you. Why does my computer's internet connection matter? Can someone explain a little? Is the new smart contract and beacon chain require me running a node connected to the internet?? submitted by /u/nsudhir007 [link] [comments]

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