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    Ethereum I invested in a company building tech for blockchain-powered games, built on Ethereum, and will be livestreaming at match vs their lead game designer (playing their ETH-powered debut game: SKYWEAVER) on Thursday Aug 8 @ 5pm PT.

    August 07, 2019

    Ethereum I invested in a company building tech for blockchain-powered games, built on Ethereum, and will be livestreaming at match vs their lead game designer (playing their ETH-powered debut game: SKYWEAVER) on Thursday Aug 8 @ 5pm PT.

    I invested in a company building tech for blockchain-powered games, built on Ethereum, and will be livestreaming at match vs their lead game designer (playing their ETH-powered debut game: SKYWEAVER) on Thursday Aug 8 @ 5pm PT.

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 10:22 AM PDT

    If you love trading card games, then I highly recommend you check out SkyWeaver and I think I can sneak you some beta keys. I'll be livestreaming and playing against their lead game designer, Jon Loucks, on Thursday, Aug 8 @ 5pm PT/ 8pm ET on Instagram Live. Tune in if you want to check it out! http://www.instagram.com/alexisohanian

    If you prefer to tune in on Twitch, check out https://www.twitch.tv/skyweaverlive

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    Tornado ETH mixer review

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 01:38 PM PDT

    My new artwork feat. ilan, Mattia, Oficinas TK, XCOPY for ethereum.org: Rethinking identity as community ⛏⛓✨ See Ethereum’ in 12 languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Greek, Serbian, Arabic, Thai, Russian, Hindi and Hebrew.

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 02:01 AM PDT

    Subscription-free payroll on Ethereum just got easier (and prettier) - Whisp ships a big update

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 09:23 AM PDT

    Does the Ethereum Foundation have individual(s) who actively research competing blockchain tech for new innovations?

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 05:53 AM PDT

    Just curious if it's all heads down, or if other projects are being monitored for any new breakthrough/innovations. If so, has anything come of it?

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    The Usability of Security: the Choice of a Contract Wallet

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 09:09 AM PDT

    Tokenizing Products Using Uniswap and OpenLaw Part 1

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 07:01 AM PDT

    Augur Weekly Report - August 7th

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 10:18 AM PDT

    Fiat gateway now exists for decentralized and trust-less trades between Fiat and ETH. It's called FiatDex

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 09:04 AM PDT

    Golem Project - Q&A With Piotr Janiuk (acting CEO and CTO): Part II - Intel SGX, GNT and more

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 07:52 AM PDT

    Analyzing Solidity Smart Contracts with Piet -- Slock.it

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 09:37 AM PDT

    Interview STREAMR about Decentralized Data Storage and Marketplace || BitcoinMagazine NL

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 08:11 PM PDT

    Search engine for solidity source code

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 07:50 PM PDT

    Hey, there,

    my name is Nina and I am part of the Ethereum Foundations. We are planning a launch of a new tool for Solidity developers this autumn and would really appreciate it if you would take a few minutes to check out our demo page and respond to a short survey.

    I would like to thank you in advance. We would love to hear your input/feedback so we can make the product better suited for your needs!

    DEMO page http://www.smartcontract.codes/ Survey https://ninabreznik.typeform.com/to/LFBMz0

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    MetaCartel DAO Grant funding wave 1 (Mintbase, Kickback, Odyssy, NFTs)

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 11:36 AM PDT

    Can we make auditing into a game of stakes and with rewards to build trust with a decentralized process?

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 04:29 PM PDT

    I posted this a little while ago but when I wrote my TL;dr I came up with this much better title and it is also the TL;dr of the following.

    If I use MakerDAO or some such thing, how can I trust that it doesn't have a malicious or accidental bug in it and that this service can be trusted? Because it has been professionally audited. Maybe by several trusted professional services.

    Can we come up with a decentralized process to solve this problem?

    I imagine something like a contract publisher putting up a bounty and then a process of reviewing and put your stamp of quality on it, to do so you have to also lock in some amount to participate, maybe relative to the bounty or it could be a fixed price. Could potentially be bigger to really put the participants money on the line.

    And then period of time to do this and some amount of slots that have to be filled for countdown can start. If less participants than that specified by the contract publisher then they have to up the bounty. If they want to pay for trust then you give a good bounty to get as many audits as possible because big dollars is on the line.

    After the wait period the participants money is locked in and they have to provide a guaranteed quality audit and claim it good or flag it.

    Depending on a vote that needs to take place within some time limit they have to vote good/bad/abstain.

    If we assume there is a bug, those that voted the contract is good will have their participant funds seized and distributed between this who voted no and those who can abuse this bug and demonstrate it within some time limit, will share the money. Proving the bug can be trustlessly by demonstrating the bug using your auditor participant signature.

    If every votes it good then the bounty will be shared between all participants. Over time the weight of the proven history can increase the percentage of the bounty that they will get.

    This way there are both a short and term reasons to give the right answer.

    Oh man. I'm sorry. I didn't mean for it to be this long but I got inspired.

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    Capture the Coin - online competition with smart contract exploitation, double spend attacks deep dives, crypto-malware, and others.

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 04:23 PM PDT

    Lessons Learned: The Role of Community in a Successful Dapp Launch

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 06:22 AM PDT

    [proposal] a decentralized protocol for on-ramps

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 04:06 PM PDT

    Ok this might be a very naive attempt, but I'd like to understand whether there are any flaws in such an approach and if it is feasible.

    Problem statement: today there are not many options for on/off ramps except a centralized exchange, preventing access to crypto for many people who don't have a bank account. Solutions like local bitcoin and local ethereum seem to still have a centralized way to solve litigations.

    Proposal: build a network of incentivized "notaries" who legitimate fiat transactions from users in exchange for a stablecoin.

    The protocol would work in this way to get fiat in (on ramp): 1. The notaries will stake an amount of DAI (for example) of their choice into a smart contract. This operation will give them the right to print a pair of "objects": a debt and a claim of a specific amount of their choice but not greater than a percentage of their stake.

    1. The notary can at this point exchange physically fiat money with the claim, giving the user the opportunity to get his DAI from the stake.

    2. The notary now has the fiat and needs to put it on an exchange and clear the debt before it expires and his entire stake is slashed and distributed to the rest of the notaries.

    Notaries are taking a fee on the operation, which is voted upon by all them, potentially creating a competitive market for a decentralized on ramp.

    The choice for a stablecoin is to facilitate the transaction. Depending on how late the debt can be cleared, we need to avoid too use a coin that fluctuates, therefore the DAI.

    I actually don't believe the protocol is too difficult to implement, but the adoption of it has some challenges. First of all the notary is effectively acting as a dummy on the behalf of potential criminals whose intent is launder money. They are taking the risk to expose themselves to transactions that, if large, are hard to justify. Additionally I'm not really sure to which extent this money transfer activity can be deemed as illegal.

    Anyway, I though it was cool to share and get some feedback. I haven't thought a lot about off-ramp since I believe that digital money is the future, therefore no real need to get out of crypto.

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    Basic Attention Token & Gather dApp - Learn about exciting Ethereum apps

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 03:25 PM PDT

    The power of data economies - at a project site with our partner WWF

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 04:49 AM PDT

    Request: ERC20 Wallet with native token integration

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 04:32 AM PDT

    Hi Guys;

    Does anyone know of a mobile ERC20 wallet which either allows self service native integration of an ERC20 token or one that charges a reasonable (<0.5 BTC) fee for integration?

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    Rise of the Astropreneurs

    Posted: 07 Aug 2019 12:05 PM PDT
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