Ethereum Trillion-Dollar Stimulus Jumpstarts Project To Issue Central Bank Currency On Ethereum

Trillion-Dollar Stimulus Jumpstarts Project To Issue Central Bank Currency On Ethereum
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[Monolith Digital DeFi Meetup - March 30] Ask your questions for DeFi industry leaders to answer
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Community Review of Smart Contracts
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Trillion-Dollar Stimulus Jumpstarts Project To Issue Central Bank Currency On Ethereum

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 05:24 PM PDT

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Ethereum 2.0 Specifications Pass Security Audit

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 07:51 AM PDT

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[Monolith Digital DeFi Meetup - March 30] Ask your questions for DeFi industry leaders to answer

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 09:01 AM PDT

We're thrilled to announce our first digital meetup on March 30, 14:00 (GMT).

The topic for this meetup will be the impacts of COVID-19 on DeFi & where our industry will go from here.

The event is happening next Monday (March 30) at 2PM GMT. You can ask your questions on this Reddit thread — please make sure to specify which panel it's for.

We'll pick the two most upvoted questions for each panel (8 total) & forward them to our moderators to guide the discussion.

Here are the panels and speakers:

I/ COVID19 Pandemic: a trial by the fire for DeFi

--- The Crypto Black Thursday tested the resiliency of DeFi's ecosystem. What insights can we draw from this stress test?

Gustav Arentoft (MakerDAO - BD Europe)
Kyle Kistner (bzX - co-founder)
Mounir Benchemled (Paraswap - founder)
Moderated by Valeria Kholostenko (Global Ecosystem and Strategic Partner Development)

II/ Exploring alternative approaches to design trustless stablecoins

--- In times of crisis - an unstoppable & stable currency is even more of a necessity: can we design a trustless stablecoin able to withstand intense market activity?

Allison Lu (UMA Protocol - co-founder)
Stani Kulechov (Aave - CEO)
Michael Egorov (Curve.fi - CEO)
Moderator: Mel Gelderman (Monolith - co-founder)

III/ DeFi for good: hacking communities

--- Can the crypto-economics, game theory & other learning drawn from cryptocurrencies help design the framework for sustainable communities?

Ana Adria (Akropolis.io - founder)
Aaron Foster (Aragon - Community)
Francesco Renzi (rDAI - founder)
Moderated by Makoto Inoue (ENS & Kickback)

IV/ Can DeFi help shape up the new world economy?

--- How DeFi is used to help individuals and communities face the challenges of the current crisis.

Mischa (Monolith - CTO)
Griff.eth
Deniz (Kyber - Ecosystem Growth)
Moderated by Pascal Tallarida (Jarvis Network)

The meet up will be streamed on Twitter, and all questions will be fed from our twitter feed: https://twitter.com/monolith_web3

The video recording will be released shortly after.

Feel free to ask your questions right now (make sure to specify panel 1,2,3 or 4) & share the event and see on Monday!

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Ethereum Development Activity (In Purple) vs. Other Top Blockchain Projects Over Time

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 11:10 AM PDT

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Community Review of Smart Contracts

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 08:13 AM PDT

Hi everyone, I'm a developer at a startup that is aiming to build a decentralized marketplace for AI-generated media. We plan to launch our first product "Meme Pools" very soon, which basically takes the interest generated from a pool of DAI to sponsor the creation of AI-generated memes!

We also plan to mint our token soon. It would be great if any developers can review the smart contracts - your help will ensure the safe creation of the next generation of memes:

Token Contract - Rinkeby URL with source code: https://rinkeby.etherscan.io/address/0x159ef149806f8670fa6cd705d953d313353b57ef#code

Uses OpenZeppelin libraries Mintable, Burnable, Pausable, and Detailed
Can only be minted and paused by wallets with minter/pauser roles (which can be given or removed at any time by the owner of the token contract)
An additional functionality was added to the OpenZeppelin MinterRole.sol so that a Cap can be set later on (by minters) to define the maxSupply upon which no more tokens can be minted (team prefers to have the ability to set this later on vs on deployment, thus not going with the Capped standard from OpenZeppelin)
The burning functionality can be used a) by users to burn their own tokens, and b) by smart contracts that have allowance to use certain tokens

Staking Contract - Allows users to stake their DAI for a custom period of time and receive a custom amount of tokens as a rewards while their DAI interest is saved into the smart contract. Rinkeby URL with source code:

https://rinkeby.etherscan.io/address/0x50a78F10788839EC781b1E60E6368378FaC4C1bc#code

Contract owner(s) can update at any time the following variables: 'tokenRewardAmount', 'minDAIStakingTime', 'minDAIStakingAmount' - plus the contract addresses for 'token', 'dai', and 'cDai' - owner(s) can also call the methods 'withdrawDAI' and 'withdrawToken' to withdraw any 'dai'/'tokens' available on the contract, plus 'pauseContract' and 'unPauseContract' to pause/unpause interactions with the Staking Contract
Users can call the methods:

a) 'stakeDAI' which sends users' 'dai' to the Compound protocol, a 'token' reward to the user, and 'cDAI' to the smart contract

b) 'getDAIStakingInfo' to get their staking details and variables from the contract,

c) 'unstakeDAI' to get their 'dai' plus 'availableRewards' (this will update 'amountRewarded'), and

d) 'claimRewards' to withdraw their 'availableRewards' from the Staking Contract (c. and d. can only be called after 'minDAIStakingTime' passes after the last time they staked)

By staking 'minDAIStakingAmount' users gets access to a 'token' reward amount immediately and after that they are able to 'claimRewards' every time 'minDAIStakingTime' passes - a 'stakedTimestamp' is saved/updated into the contract to keep track of the last time the user staked and properly calculate 'availableRewards'
The amount of 'token' reward is calculated dividing a) the amount of 'dai' staked by the user, for b) minDAIStakingAmount', and then multiplying the result for c) 'tokenRewardAmount'
The user can increase their 'dai' staked anytime and at that point their available rewards are saved into 'accumulatedRewards' in order to keep an accurate count of 'availableRewards' (since the rewards depend not only on amount but also time staked)

Thank you!

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The Technocracy is coming boys we did it

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 05:56 AM PDT

did a article on the mass corporate adoption of Ethereum.

Agree or disagree I am pretty sure I am right here.

https://www.publish0x.com/ethereum-in-depth/the-upcoming-ethereum-enterprise-alliance-corporate-blockcha-xrzmmj

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How to empower small business with Tokenisation, the true killer app for ethereum

Posted: 24 Mar 2020 11:37 PM PDT

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Ask me a question about .Kred DNS ENS Domain names

Posted: 25 Mar 2020 11:38 AM PDT

I work with the team at Kred and wanted to welcome any questions on .Kred DNS ENS Domain names - Domains.Kred

You may have seen Brantly and the Ethereum Name Service's recent announcement of .Kred's major integration with ENS: https://medium.com/the-ethereum-name-service/ens-kred-major-integration-of-dns-and-ens-launches-e7efb4dd872a

(Here's an interview with our CEO at NASDAQ explaining the integration: https://www.youtube.com/embed/CbGml4sAYO8)

In short, .Kred DNS ENS Domains are fully resolving website and wallet addresses, where:

Domains can link to a normal website (any device or browser, like a .COM) using DNS
Domains can also link to a wallet, using ENS (send tokens to a friend using their memorable domain, like Cameron.Kred directly from your wallet) - 15 wallets and apps have already confirmed their ENS support for .Kred, including Opera)
DNS records are mirrored and synchronized onto ENS (this helps avoid an issue where the same name on DNS and ENS could be owned by separate people)
Domains are managed by a Domain Token (an ERC-721 NFT that lets you easily buy/sell/transfer control of the domain)

On Friday we opened a preliminary auction on OpenSea with 10 names: