Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Institutions don't need an L1. They want control over revenue, customization, security, liquidity and distribution. Here's why a dedicated blockchain with the Arbitrum Platform, in the form of an L2, is the best option. 0:00 Costs 1:15 Revenue 2:04 Customization 2:59 Security & finality 5:16 Operational complexity 5:57 Liquidity...

arbitrum's profile picture

Arbitrum

1,151,976 subscribers

39,167 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

🎙️ New The Edge Podcast 📊 Navigating The World of Ethereum L2s, According To L2BEAT 0:00 - Intro 6:44 - Bartek’s background 9:57 - Is Ethereum headed in the right direction? 12:27 - Why Ethereum and L2s need L2BEAT 19:51 - The Rotten Tomatoes of L2s 25:41 - How L2BEAT is funded as a public good 30:58 - Defining an Ethereum L2 34:35 - How does an L2 derive security from L1? 42:11 - Three distinct stages of an L2 47:14 - What Arbitrum and Base need to be Stage 2 55:04 - Thoughts on based rollups 57:03 - Why Robinhood chose an Ethereum L2 1:00:30 - Justified criticisms of L2s 1:04:53 - What is Data Availability (DA)? 1:11:37 - Fundamental role of zk scaling Ethereum 1:16:19 - A future of zk-powered DeFi 1:20:06 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to L2BEAT 💗 Founder bartek.eth for joining us!
1:24:13

🎙️ New The Edge Podcast 📊 Navigating The World of Ethereum L2s, According To L2BEAT 0:00 - Intro 6:44 - Bartek’s background 9:57 - Is Ethereum headed in the right direction? 12:27 - Why Ethereum and L2s need L2BEAT 19:51 - The Rotten Tomatoes of L2s 25:41 - How L2BEAT is funded as a public good 30:58 - Defining an Ethereum L2 34:35 - How does an L2 derive security from L1? 42:11 - Three distinct stages of an L2 47:14 - What Arbitrum and Base need to be Stage 2 55:04 - Thoughts on based rollups 57:03 - Why Robinhood chose an Ethereum L2 1:00:30 - Justified criticisms of L2s 1:04:53 - What is Data Availability (DA)? 1:11:37 - Fundamental role of zk scaling Ethereum 1:16:19 - A future of zk-powered DeFi 1:20:06 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to L2BEAT 💗 Founder bartek.eth for joining us!

DeFi Dad ⟠ defidad.eth

21,847 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Institutions are adopting blockchain for the same reasons businesses adopted the internet: - Faster settlement - Programmable financial infrastructure - Access to global liquidity and markets The result is a more efficient and customizable financial system.
0:23

Institutions are adopting blockchain for the same reasons businesses adopted the internet: - Faster settlement - Programmable financial infrastructure - Access to global liquidity and markets The result is a more efficient and customizable financial system.

Arbitrum

24,914 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

Robinhood already has distribution. All they needed was the most flexible, high-performance platform to be their rails. Arbitrum Everywhere.
0:25

Robinhood already has distribution. All they needed was the most flexible, high-performance platform to be their rails. Arbitrum Everywhere.

Arbitrum

20,239 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Ed Felten: “We’re at an inflection point. DeFi and TradFi are starting to merge.” Ed Felten, Co-Founder of Offchain Labs, the company behind Arbitrum, sat down with Gareth Jenkinson at EthCC - Ethereum Community Conference to discuss the evolution of Ethereum and the growing debate around L1 vs L2. OUTLINE 00:00 - Introduction 00:54 - White House Experience 03:09 - Discovering Bitcoin and Ethereum 04:35 - Why Ethereum Won 06:59 - Arbitrum Origins 08:33 - Rollups and ZK Shift 12:16 - Rollup Misconceptions 14:44 - L2 vs L1 Debate 22:06 - Institutions and L2 Adoption 33:39 - Market Outlook and Future
35:36

Ed Felten: “We’re at an inflection point. DeFi and TradFi are starting to merge.” Ed Felten, Co-Founder of Offchain Labs, the company behind Arbitrum, sat down with Gareth Jenkinson at EthCC - Ethereum Community Conference to discuss the evolution of Ethereum and the growing debate around L1 vs L2. OUTLINE 00:00 - Introduction 00:54 - White House Experience 03:09 - Discovering Bitcoin and Ethereum 04:35 - Why Ethereum Won 06:59 - Arbitrum Origins 08:33 - Rollups and ZK Shift 12:16 - Rollup Misconceptions 14:44 - L2 vs L1 Debate 22:06 - Institutions and L2 Adoption 33:39 - Market Outlook and Future

The Block

11,767 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Data labelling is a fricking hard market and there are some core questions. 1. Why does no player want to be called a talent marketplace? 2. Is the proclaimed “revenue” real revenue or GMV? 3. What are the margins given the GMV structure of the business? 4. Are the players not concerned by the concentration of revenue with 2 customers being over 50% of revenue for every player in market? 5.If synthetic data continues to improve, WTF happens to their core business? We do not pull punches in this discussion with Top 5 takeaways below 👇 Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:51 Redefining “Talent Marketplaces” Today 03:46 Data, Compute, Algorithms: What is Most Abundant? 16:59 The Biggest Challenges Enterprises Have with AI Adoption 20:57 Why Will 99% of Knowledge Work Will be Gone in 10 Years 28:53 How Will Data-Driven Feedback Loops Replace Technology as the Moat 34:20 Is Revenue BS in Data Labelling? Are Players Calling GMV Revenue? 43:43 Are We in an AI Bubble? 52:22 Why is SaaS Dead in a World of AI? 01:00:32 Will the Phone be the Primary User Interface to an AI World? 01:07:46 Quick-Fire Round
1:17:05

Data labelling is a fricking hard market and there are some core questions. 1. Why does no player want to be called a talent marketplace? 2. Is the proclaimed “revenue” real revenue or GMV? 3. What are the margins given the GMV structure of the business? 4. Are the players not concerned by the concentration of revenue with 2 customers being over 50% of revenue for every player in market? 5.If synthetic data continues to improve, WTF happens to their core business? We do not pull punches in this discussion with Top 5 takeaways below 👇 Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:51 Redefining “Talent Marketplaces” Today 03:46 Data, Compute, Algorithms: What is Most Abundant? 16:59 The Biggest Challenges Enterprises Have with AI Adoption 20:57 Why Will 99% of Knowledge Work Will be Gone in 10 Years 28:53 How Will Data-Driven Feedback Loops Replace Technology as the Moat 34:20 Is Revenue BS in Data Labelling? Are Players Calling GMV Revenue? 43:43 Are We in an AI Bubble? 52:22 Why is SaaS Dead in a World of AI? 01:00:32 Will the Phone be the Primary User Interface to an AI World? 01:07:46 Quick-Fire Round

Harry Stebbings

36,928 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Season 1 of the DeFi Renaissance on Arbitrum continues with Epoch 2! Epoch 1 highlights: - DeFi TVL +$483M (+19%) - DEX liquidity +$110M (+22%) - ATH growth from Morpho 🦋, Fluid 🌊, Silo Labs and Euler Labs Join the renaissance anon 👇
0:35

Season 1 of the DeFi Renaissance on Arbitrum continues with Epoch 2! Epoch 1 highlights: - DeFi TVL +$483M (+19%) - DEX liquidity +$110M (+22%) - ATH growth from Morpho 🦋, Fluid 🌊, Silo Labs and Euler Labs Join the renaissance anon 👇

Arbitrum

61,542 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

🎙️ New The Edge Podcast ⚔️ Why Katana ⚔️ Is Not An L2, It's A DeFi Super App 0:00 - Intro 2:04- Matthew’s background in DeFi 6:24 - Katana’s origin story 10:25 - vbAssets, why yield goes to participants 12:00 - How Vault Bridge works with Morpho 17:38 - Vitalik L2 comments and Eth alignment 21:50 - How Katana can win over users 25:12 - IDEX acquisition and Katana Perps 28:06 - 5 revenue-generating businesses 30:55 - Built for retail and institutions 32:51 - ve(3,3) flywheel at the network level 44:35 - KAT vs vKAT vs avKAT 48:08 - OKX and Binance programs 52:29 - Endgame to tap into fintech liquidity 54:32 - Why Katana is aligned with Polygon 59:20 - What Matthew is most excited for 1:01:26 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to Katana ⚔️ CEO Matthew Fisher for joining us!
1:03:10

🎙️ New The Edge Podcast ⚔️ Why Katana ⚔️ Is Not An L2, It's A DeFi Super App 0:00 - Intro 2:04- Matthew’s background in DeFi 6:24 - Katana’s origin story 10:25 - vbAssets, why yield goes to participants 12:00 - How Vault Bridge works with Morpho 17:38 - Vitalik L2 comments and Eth alignment 21:50 - How Katana can win over users 25:12 - IDEX acquisition and Katana Perps 28:06 - 5 revenue-generating businesses 30:55 - Built for retail and institutions 32:51 - ve(3,3) flywheel at the network level 44:35 - KAT vs vKAT vs avKAT 48:08 - OKX and Binance programs 52:29 - Endgame to tap into fintech liquidity 54:32 - Why Katana is aligned with Polygon 59:20 - What Matthew is most excited for 1:01:26 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to Katana ⚔️ CEO Matthew Fisher for joining us!

DeFi Dad ⟠ defidad.eth

40,028 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Founder House London was an incredible 3-days of shipping on the Arbitrum Platform. > $300K in prizes and grants > 140 founders from across the globe > 15+ financial products out of stealth Here's what went down. Follow Arbitrum Developers to hear directly from founders.
0:31

Founder House London was an incredible 3-days of shipping on the Arbitrum Platform. > $300K in prizes and grants > 140 founders from across the globe > 15+ financial products out of stealth Here's what went down. Follow Arbitrum Developers to hear directly from founders.

Arbitrum

36,493 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen

LIVE NOW - Do We Need Another L1? - Inside Monad’s Parallel EVM with Co-Founder Keone Hon Monad just launched Mainnet! That’s why RYAN SΞAN ADAMS - rsa.eth 🦄 sits down with Monad co-founder Keone Hon today. We ask the blunt question: do we really need another general-purpose L1? Why not just build this as an Ethereum L2 instead? Keone explains how Monad’s parallel, pipelined EVM works under tight consumer-hardware constraints (32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, 100 Mbps), delivering ~500M gas/sec, 400ms blocks, and fast finality while preserving decentralization. Enjoy the episode! -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Another L1? 1:36 Why L1 vs L2? 2:46 Decentralization 10:19 Run at Home vs Datacenter Chains 12:09 The Purpose of a Blockchain 14:06 The Purpose of Monad 16:00 Why EVM? 28:33 Solana for the EVM? 29:47 Monad vs Ethereum 34:23 Monad Scaling 36:40 Ethereum Roadmap 39:43 How Monad Benefits Ethereum 42:51 Keone’s Background 50:49 How Fast is Too Fast? 59:12 MEV 1:04:07 Monad Layer2s? 1:05:14 Monad Launch Decentralization 1:06:00 Launch Ecosystem 1:08:22 Monad Token 1:16:55 L1 Token Valuations 1:19:18 Monad vs MegaETH 1:23:59 Monad’s Success Case 1:25:57 Mainnet 1:27:11 Closing & Disclaimers
1:27:50

LIVE NOW - Do We Need Another L1? - Inside Monad’s Parallel EVM with Co-Founder Keone Hon Monad just launched Mainnet! That’s why RYAN SΞAN ADAMS - rsa.eth 🦄 sits down with Monad co-founder Keone Hon today. We ask the blunt question: do we really need another general-purpose L1? Why not just build this as an Ethereum L2 instead? Keone explains how Monad’s parallel, pipelined EVM works under tight consumer-hardware constraints (32GB RAM, 2TB SSD, 100 Mbps), delivering ~500M gas/sec, 400ms blocks, and fast finality while preserving decentralization. Enjoy the episode! -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Another L1? 1:36 Why L1 vs L2? 2:46 Decentralization 10:19 Run at Home vs Datacenter Chains 12:09 The Purpose of a Blockchain 14:06 The Purpose of Monad 16:00 Why EVM? 28:33 Solana for the EVM? 29:47 Monad vs Ethereum 34:23 Monad Scaling 36:40 Ethereum Roadmap 39:43 How Monad Benefits Ethereum 42:51 Keone’s Background 50:49 How Fast is Too Fast? 59:12 MEV 1:04:07 Monad Layer2s? 1:05:14 Monad Launch Decentralization 1:06:00 Launch Ecosystem 1:08:22 Monad Token 1:16:55 L1 Token Valuations 1:19:18 Monad vs MegaETH 1:23:59 Monad’s Success Case 1:25:57 Mainnet 1:27:11 Closing & Disclaimers

Bankless

27,938 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Robinhood didn’t want to be “alone on a private island” they think they’ll gain more users as an Ethereum L2 than an L1. if even Robinhood thinks that, nobody should build an L1. “We want to recreate the entire financial system onchain. We need everyone to be able to come to our island.” they chose Ethereum as the place to recreate the financial system because: → the most decentralized & secure → access to the deepest liquidity & users “If we really want the stock market onchain, we need to have this liquidity. It’s not going to be possible on a closed chain with like 20 different hoops before you can bridge.” Robinhood Chain is in private testnet, an Ethereum L2 built on the Arbitrum stack. they’ve already tokenized 1,000+ stocks.
1:43

Robinhood didn’t want to be “alone on a private island” they think they’ll gain more users as an Ethereum L2 than an L1. if even Robinhood thinks that, nobody should build an L1. “We want to recreate the entire financial system onchain. We need everyone to be able to come to our island.” they chose Ethereum as the place to recreate the financial system because: → the most decentralized & secure → access to the deepest liquidity & users “If we really want the stock market onchain, we need to have this liquidity. It’s not going to be possible on a closed chain with like 20 different hoops before you can bridge.” Robinhood Chain is in private testnet, an Ethereum L2 built on the Arbitrum stack. they’ve already tokenized 1,000+ stocks.

rip.eth

63,520 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Apps built with blockchain in the back shouldn't need to look different. Arbitrum will power the rails of global finance.
0:35

Apps built with blockchain in the back shouldn't need to look different. Arbitrum will power the rails of global finance.

Arbitrum

61,268 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The ArbitrumDAO just turned 2! 🎂 Since its inception, the ArbitrumDAO has set the standard for decentralized governance—making Arbitrum the undisputed home for all builders To celebrate, collect a FREE “Land of Liquidity” NFT via Magic Eden 🪄 👇
0:25

The ArbitrumDAO just turned 2! 🎂 Since its inception, the ArbitrumDAO has set the standard for decentralized governance—making Arbitrum the undisputed home for all builders To celebrate, collect a FREE “Land of Liquidity” NFT via Magic Eden 🪄 👇

Arbitrum

141,913 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Here's my conversation with Prof. Lee Cronin, a chemist and co-author of a controversial new Nature paper on the origin and evolution of life and complexity. First 3 hours are here on X. 3 hours is the current upload limit. The rest is up on YouTube, Spotify, and everywhere else. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:15 - Assembly theory paper 21:45 - Assembly equation 34:57 - Discovering alien life 53:16 - Evolution of life on Earth 1:01:12 - Response to criticism 1:18:50 - Kolmogorov complexity 1:30:40 - Nature review process 1:51:34 - Time and free will 1:57:59 - Communication with aliens 2:19:57 - Cellular automata 2:24:26 - AGI 2:41:15 - Nuclear weapons 2:47:00 - Chem Machina 2:59:54 - GPT for electron density 3:09:24 - God
2:47:12

Here's my conversation with Prof. Lee Cronin, a chemist and co-author of a controversial new Nature paper on the origin and evolution of life and complexity. First 3 hours are here on X. 3 hours is the current upload limit. The rest is up on YouTube, Spotify, and everywhere else. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 1:15 - Assembly theory paper 21:45 - Assembly equation 34:57 - Discovering alien life 53:16 - Evolution of life on Earth 1:01:12 - Response to criticism 1:18:50 - Kolmogorov complexity 1:30:40 - Nature review process 1:51:34 - Time and free will 1:57:59 - Communication with aliens 2:19:57 - Cellular automata 2:24:26 - AGI 2:41:15 - Nuclear weapons 2:47:00 - Chem Machina 2:59:54 - GPT for electron density 3:09:24 - God

Lex Fridman

791,546 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This guy has LESS THAN 600 followers on X. Yet he's at $20K MRR and he built his app in 48 hours. This is one of the smartest distribution plays I've seen so far... Here’s the top 4% of my chat with Hasaam: > 90-day revenue timeline from 0 → $21.8K MRR (1:40) > The distribution hack he used overnight (4:04) > His 48-hour build sprint, hour by hour (5:02) > The 6-step playbook to pick an idea (8:49) > The exact tech stack for shipping fast (11:12)
14:57

This guy has LESS THAN 600 followers on X. Yet he's at $20K MRR and he built his app in 48 hours. This is one of the smartest distribution plays I've seen so far... Here’s the top 4% of my chat with Hasaam: > 90-day revenue timeline from 0 → $21.8K MRR (1:40) > The distribution hack he used overnight (4:04) > His 48-hour build sprint, hour by hour (5:02) > The 6-step playbook to pick an idea (8:49) > The exact tech stack for shipping fast (11:12)

Starter Story

42,475 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Is Coinbase quietly building DeFi’s most powerful moat? 👀 On Unchained, alexander & LukeYoungblood.eth 🛡️ dive into: 📈 How Base is becoming the launchpad for new tokens 🏦 Coinbase as the crypto bank anyone can access with an ETH key 🌶️ How Uniswap benefits from fragmented liquidity 💸 Whether DeFi apps are overpaying with incentives Timestamps: 🎬 0:00 Intro 👥 2:56 Why Alex and Luke aligned early with Base, 📢 6:32 How Coinbase is positioning itself as the distribution partner of the onchain economy ⚖️ 21:12 Whether exchanges should be the ones deciding what assets people can trade 🌱 33:15 How DeFi needs to evolve to reward token holders sustainably 💧 41:32 Whether liquidity fragmentation is actually a feature, not a bug, for Uniswap 💸 57:50 How Moonwell and Aerodrome justify issuing more incentives than they currently earn in revenue
1:16:25

Is Coinbase quietly building DeFi’s most powerful moat? 👀 On Unchained, alexander & LukeYoungblood.eth 🛡️ dive into: 📈 How Base is becoming the launchpad for new tokens 🏦 Coinbase as the crypto bank anyone can access with an ETH key 🌶️ How Uniswap benefits from fragmented liquidity 💸 Whether DeFi apps are overpaying with incentives Timestamps: 🎬 0:00 Intro 👥 2:56 Why Alex and Luke aligned early with Base, 📢 6:32 How Coinbase is positioning itself as the distribution partner of the onchain economy ⚖️ 21:12 Whether exchanges should be the ones deciding what assets people can trade 🌱 33:15 How DeFi needs to evolve to reward token holders sustainably 💧 41:32 Whether liquidity fragmentation is actually a feature, not a bug, for Uniswap 💸 57:50 How Moonwell and Aerodrome justify issuing more incentives than they currently earn in revenue

Laura Shin

79,686 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Onchain Earn powered by Morpho 🦋 is live on Bitget! Put your stablecoins to work on Arbitrum - the land of massive liquidity
0:26

Onchain Earn powered by Morpho 🦋 is live on Bitget! Put your stablecoins to work on Arbitrum - the land of massive liquidity

Arbitrum

14,262 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Leaping into the Arbitrum Orbit ecosystem is now easier with Layer Leap. Starting with Proof of Play and RARI Chain, users can bridge directly from Ethereum L1 to an L3 Orbit chain in a single click. More coming this summer. Learn more below👇
0:34

Leaping into the Arbitrum Orbit ecosystem is now easier with Layer Leap. Starting with Proof of Play and RARI Chain, users can bridge directly from Ethereum L1 to an L3 Orbit chain in a single click. More coming this summer. Learn more below👇

Arbitrum

40,147 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Here's everything you need to know about the hottest upcoming project, Borpa There's also something special hidden in the video if you're fast enough👀 and whitelist spots for those who engage 0:18 What is Borpa 1:12 Mechanics 1:25 Distribution 2:22 Token Deflation 3:42 Lottery 4:29 How to Access Borpa 5:02 Airdrop 5:47 Launch Dates 6:06 Whitelist Details 7:00 How to get Whitelist
9:15

Here's everything you need to know about the hottest upcoming project, Borpa There's also something special hidden in the video if you're fast enough👀 and whitelist spots for those who engage 0:18 What is Borpa 1:12 Mechanics 1:25 Distribution 2:22 Token Deflation 3:42 Lottery 4:29 How to Access Borpa 5:02 Airdrop 5:47 Launch Dates 6:06 Whitelist Details 7:00 How to get Whitelist

Gorilla

11,912 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Johann Kerbrat on why Robinhood is building its own L2 on Ethereum At Consensus Hong Kong in February 2026, Robinhood launched a public testnet for Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum. Following six months of private testing, Robinhood plans to launch the mainnet in 2026 and will migrate tokenized US stocks and ETFs currently offered to EU customers on Arbitrum One to its own dedicated Arbitrum-powered L2 that still settles on Ethereum. Coinbase has adopted a similar strategy with its plans to take full control over Base’s tech stack and advance the L2 toward Stage 2 decentralization. Robinhood Head of Crypto Johann Kerbrat explains the rationale behind building an L2: “We can still get the security and liquidity of Ethereum, benefit from all of the work that the Arbitrum team has done, and on top of that, customize [the chain] every time we want to build something.” He continues: “If we want to give people access to all of the tools and elements of traditional finance, we also need flexibility [to comply with] what regulators are asking us to do. A world where you have full privacy and you can do whatever you want without KYC and trade securities is still a bit far for us. But what we are trying to find is a good middle ground. You will be on a permissionless chain. You will be able to interact with DeFi and do a lot of things with your stock tokens. We think it’s a great compromise.” Galaxy Head of Research Alex Thorn points out that you can embed a lot of compliance controls at the application and token layers on top of Ethereum. Source: Galaxy Research (May 2026)
2:48

Johann Kerbrat on why Robinhood is building its own L2 on Ethereum At Consensus Hong Kong in February 2026, Robinhood launched a public testnet for Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum. Following six months of private testing, Robinhood plans to launch the mainnet in 2026 and will migrate tokenized US stocks and ETFs currently offered to EU customers on Arbitrum One to its own dedicated Arbitrum-powered L2 that still settles on Ethereum. Coinbase has adopted a similar strategy with its plans to take full control over Base’s tech stack and advance the L2 toward Stage 2 decentralization. Robinhood Head of Crypto Johann Kerbrat explains the rationale behind building an L2: “We can still get the security and liquidity of Ethereum, benefit from all of the work that the Arbitrum team has done, and on top of that, customize [the chain] every time we want to build something.” He continues: “If we want to give people access to all of the tools and elements of traditional finance, we also need flexibility [to comply with] what regulators are asking us to do. A world where you have full privacy and you can do whatever you want without KYC and trade securities is still a bit far for us. But what we are trying to find is a good middle ground. You will be on a permissionless chain. You will be able to interact with DeFi and do a lot of things with your stock tokens. We think it’s a great compromise.” Galaxy Head of Research Alex Thorn points out that you can embed a lot of compliance controls at the application and token layers on top of Ethereum. Source: Galaxy Research (May 2026)

Etherealize

97,002 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

The XRP Ledger is setting new security standards. The Head of Engineering at RippleX, J. Ayo Akinyele, and I sat down and went over what it means to have security at scale for both institutions and consumers. 0:00 XRP Ledger Security at Scale 6:30 The New Security Initiatives 9:00 The Complexity of Interacting Features 10:30 Fuzzing 11:00 What Security Is in Effect Today? 13:00 Rigor in Protocol Changes 15:45 Preserving Our Strengths 18:00 Not Losing Our Identity 20:00 Simplicity Is Security 21:50 Evolving by Preserving Our Strengths 22:10 Everyone Wants Security 23:00 Wins From the New Security Approach 25:00 XRPL Security vs. Other Chains 26:30 The XRP Community Social Layer 28:30 A New Standard, Not a One-Off 31:30 Fixes vs. Enhancements 33:00 Ayo, Events, and Unsung Heroes
34:54

The XRP Ledger is setting new security standards. The Head of Engineering at RippleX, J. Ayo Akinyele, and I sat down and went over what it means to have security at scale for both institutions and consumers. 0:00 XRP Ledger Security at Scale 6:30 The New Security Initiatives 9:00 The Complexity of Interacting Features 10:30 Fuzzing 11:00 What Security Is in Effect Today? 13:00 Rigor in Protocol Changes 15:45 Preserving Our Strengths 18:00 Not Losing Our Identity 20:00 Simplicity Is Security 21:50 Evolving by Preserving Our Strengths 22:10 Everyone Wants Security 23:00 Wins From the New Security Approach 25:00 XRPL Security vs. Other Chains 26:30 The XRP Community Social Layer 28:30 A New Standard, Not a One-Off 31:30 Fixes vs. Enhancements 33:00 Ayo, Events, and Unsung Heroes

Vet

35,799 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen