Tag: ETHConf NYC
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Credit-Backed Primitives and Narrow Banking: The Structural Integration of Real-World Assets
At ETHConf in New York City, a highly technical fireside chat took place between Reid Simon, Head of Democratized Prime at Figure, and David Hoffman, Co-Founder of Bankless. Entitled “Fireside Chat with Reid Simon,” the session offered an analytical deep dive into the operational realities of institutional real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. While the first generation…
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The Open Liquidity Platform: Programmable Hooks, AI Security, and the Real-World Asset Influx
At ETHConf in New York City, a highly technical fireside chat took place between Hayden Adams, the founder of Uniswap Labs, and Camila Russo, CEO of The Defiant. Entitled “Beyond the AMM: What Comes After Pooled Liquidity,” the session moved past basic automated market maker (AMM) mechanics to address the structural evolution of decentralized finance…
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Structural Maturation and the Agentic Shift: Why the Next Ten Years of Ethereum Look Different
At ETHConf in New York City, a seminal fireside chat took place between Joe Lubin, Co-Founder of Ethereum and CEO of Consensys, and Kartik Talwar, Co-Founder of ETHGlobal. Entitled “Why the Next Ten Years of Ethereum Look Different,” the conversation served as a sobering, highly strategic assessment of a protocol transitioning from an era of…
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The “Reasonably Necessary” World Computer: Ethereum’s Architectural Frontier
At ETHConf in New York City, Tim Beiko, Protocol Lead at the Ethereum Foundation, delivered a foundational keynote addressing the ultimate trajectory of decentralized infrastructure. Entitled “A Reasonably Necessary World Computer,” Beiko’s address marked a mature pivot in protocol philosophy. After eight years of spearheading core protocol upgrades, ranging from EIP-1559 and the historic Merge…