Closing Ceremony: #BUIDLathon Winners, Leah Lamarr, ETHDenver Stewards, and Buffi - DUPLICATE

it's been great here at Eve Denver so this is my first time in America First conference first hackathon so everything has been a first and it has been a joy it was really great to meet all the people in the space there are so many different creative people doing all different types of projects oh it's a fantastic amazing and there's so many hackers and I I like to stay here it's a different experience meeting people in person and you can get questions answered a lot easier so you can kind of get the inside scoop when you're over here talking to people in person coming out here to eat Denver is just this incredible opportunity for us to meet with developers and help to bring the tools that they need to to make this world even better we are you know just uh kind of like having a social Awakening and I believe that this is going to be huge I enjoyed building on a project with you that was very that it was a great experience and I look forward to my next episodes I know hello everyone hi guys I'm Leah Lamar I'm so happy to be here this is closing ceremonies we're going to hear from the 15 finalists and see their presentations can you just make some noise if you've been biddling all week thank you so much I'm serious the biddlers are the reason that web 3 will have a future in longevity yes we don't just huddle we battle so I'm so excited to see the 15 teams that come to the stage today I saw a lot of people drag in here like they're the last survivors in the last of us today did anyone go and party last night did anyone do shrooms last night be honest that's what I thought good did anyone go on a journey last night one guy in the back had a good night thank you I I'm so happy to be here except I was walking across the street to get here and this guy asked me if I was wearing pumpkin spice perfume I was like wow I did not realize I smell as basic as I look seriously sometimes people look at me and they think I'm just like this [ __ ] spoiled stuck-up Jewish girl and I'm like screw you do you know who my father is just kidding I don't have money um no I am Jewish I am like I'm so Jewish hey birthday reunion hello yeah like I'm so Jewish I sent my DNA into 23 and me and they just sent me back an everything bagel I actually went to the gynecologist recently and he was like hey Leah it's time for your pap smear and I was like ew either you're saying that because I'm Jewish or you're Sean Connery I love being Jewish but I hate when everyone considers Jews white like [ __ ] I'm not white I'm off-white I'm not Karen I'm Karen there's a difference and I know what I look like like I'm cute I'm an la7 but I am a Hebrew school 11. watch out Rachel I'm coming for Isaac uh oh I look like the runner-up for Miss Jewish America Tyra Banks comes out and she's like I'm sorry Leah you are no longer in the running to becoming Miss Jewish America please pack up your nose and leave to anyone on Twitter who's just going to post that and be like wow that one joke bomb screw you I'm really really happy to be here you guys I'm so happy to be here away from New York are there any New Yorkers here New York is rough you guys are the toughest people in the world right like there's always a line in New York a line on the subway a line to get a coffee one goes up your nose it's just like it's a hard place to be in New York is so rough I lived in a sixth floor a sixth floor walk up has anyone ever been [ __ ] blocked by their building do you know how hard it is to get a one night stand up six flights of stairs you have to build a dumb waiter to get the dumb waiter up there and by the time you get there you're both dehydrated and you just pass out I am very happy to be here I'm happy to see everyone just living their best lives not wearing masks the pandemic is over yes I feel so bad for our boy Joe Biden he had a rough time with everything right I think at this point we can all agree it's just elder abuse I voted for Joe I love Joe seriously but I think the only person more ex it'll just like confuse that they are the president of America then Joe Biden is Joe Biden he wakes up every day and he's like God I love being the vice president it's like that was 10 years ago bro I love Joe I'd vote for him again all right you guys I want to hear from you did anyone here meet someone that changed their life at this conference okay I'm gonna start giving out some T-shirts if you can name one person that changed your life at this conference and why yes tell me come up yeah come up who changed your life and why I met Corey Petty from status he's been a friend online for a long time but he brought me into their Community for the podcast many years ago they're interested in research and design and not pumping dumps and Shout Out Corey Ferg the whole crew there um yeah thanks man shout out to Corey thank you okay who else has someone here that changed their life and why make your way the stage come on up yes yes and don't be shy come to the stage give credit to the people that are helping you too okay tell us hi hi um I came here as my first hackathon I'm 51 years old and [Applause] and blue Dell brought me here and they've changed my life thank you okay who else here yes come up come up both of you come up also if you have a hilarious Story come up if you have a hilarious story that happened at eat Denver something amazing that happened that was super funny come to the stage we want to hear it okay and tell us your name and then who changed your life and why okay uh my name is Louisa and this is my teammate Bruno we were doing a hackathon project Quest GPT some of you might have heard about us uh we unfortunately didn't make it we feel disappointed when we wanted to commercialize it further but the person that changed our life is Adam Adam take a call we actually met Adam here at East Denver he works incredibly hard and he's actually also from New York uh I didn't even know like New Yorker can work this hard but we really appreciate it yes thank you do you wanna do you want a shirt all right say your name and we'd like to hear your story sure my name is Ben I'm up in Boulder and uh one of my friends suede shout out to suede if he's here uh is he and I were shooting uh crypto like ethereum up on buildings on Pearl Street if you're not familiar in Boulder and I got this guy's business card this is back in I think November December ended up that like I totally lost his business card and I usually take pictures of him and all of a sudden like uh yesterday or two days ago we we were like hey you look familiar to each other and all of a sudden we figured out what it was so I was able to reconnect with him as well so as well as like um a shout out I guess also to the layer uh talent talent layer people wait later Talent no damn it I mixed it up dyslexia Talent layer folks as well I'm hanging out with them over in the uh the beanbag area and obviously if people need more spaces to sit I would suggest this is just entrepreneurially just go grab a beanbag right go find and create your own space because there's extra real estate here obviously don't block Firex and other things so anyways thanks for letting me speak and this is a great Gathering and connection place so we'd love to hear your story say your name and someone that changed your life or if you have a funny story [Music] sometimes every day um some of the people that changed my life is uh one of the first projects was rainbow rose uh was able to be a part of that and to thank I think a penguin actually for uh you know introducing me to a lot of things a lot of the great communities the chair um Andy Eddy who just came up a minute ago uh uh metacartale um Ray Guild uh infinite keys The Meta game um the battles forevermore like you know those communities right there I've been I've been continue to be a part of the help media to help to be a founder of a of a dial called Lady Day doubt that helps the minorities and women to be introduced to the space as well as the so they can have more representation and be um actively president inside these rooms and being involved in all these conversations that we are having about you know equality and uh and uh everything else and uh yeah thank you thank you so much thank you all right obviously we don't have a ton of time so we're going to stop the line with you thank you and everyone you've got like 15 to 30 seconds just say someone who changed your life and why and thank you for being here wow um so this uh this East Denver I got into a hacker house uh ant Alpha loves and oh and I met all the great people there with um I don't know if they made it the final but Hecker Z hacker um Hunter easy Hunter and uh Lance Davis and Daniel and other there uh I was aware I was really dealing with uh imposter syndrome and and coffee withdrawal and I I didn't make it to a team but they really encouraged me and so this is it's not the end and this is just the beginning and I was astounded just to be but black people with such talent and such dedication just I'm Blown Away [Music] you are amazing thank you for coming we'll see you next year at eat Denver Thank you thank you all right quick story please shout out to suede he let me stay on his house last year uh I want I want to thank the event production staff the stewards uh all of you community for showing up and making this dream possible there is so much opportunity here it is incredible because of this process I was able to break through glass ceiling I was able to meet the CTO of Aragon all is able to meet the founder of near these folks are going to help me accelerate what I am building that's going to greatly impact the world so thank you thank you from the bottom of my heart for making this happen thank you thank you so much hi hi name and a quick story please uh so I'm Carrie I'm 13 and this is my first eth Denver this is also my first hackathon and then I met some really cool people like Jared who's the youngest Builder here and also uh Mika kiwi and Nakia and they're really amazing they made my first hackathon really memorable and I really hope that we can keep like our build project going yeah yeah thank you for being here you're incredible guys give her a hand she's 13. hello welcome to Sage please share your name and someone that inspired you or helped you hello my name is Davina from Nico publishing label I met Chad hagger from medicine they allowed me to shelf my product inside their web3 vending machine and I sold out my five prototypes I built at this week's build-a-thon [Applause] I am currently looking for a investor most commonly synonymous so they can invest in my business and most importantly myself to scale and ultimately uh grow with medicil thank you so much much and congratulations all right make your way to stage and I am sorry we're gonna just cut off and what's your name Kirsten okay we're gonna stop with Kirsten um we'll take we'll take the two last ones and then that's it everyone if you could keep it real short we'd love to have you on stage and hear your Story come on stage you guys hey guys the way our status team and uh we are building for this hack sound this is our it's awesome experience and a very shootout for the Huma protocol they give us a financial protocol providing a lot of help a Hager house everything and also uh we want to thank our family our wife is also here and my my parents take care of their four-month-old kids just uh amazing yeah thank you thank you and this is I think this is my second East Denver and I really appreciate all the sponsors and all the hikers and all the people I met especially I we collaborate with the human finance and this is super amazing team and hope we can collaborate together and build awesome especially for Ft ecosystem hi this is Frank from Seattle yeah so we are we're amazing team we are from the Seattle from New York we're here to build for next generation of empty platform and we thank for human Finance to keep a hacker house so I'm here to thank my girlfriend Vivian like to support me through all the journeys yeah so thank you it's Denver Thank you guys thank you for sharing your story there are shirts for you come onto the stage and just a quick story of someone who inspired you or changed your life here at East Denver yeah it's my first day Denver I actually dropped at University to come here and build an amazing so thank you love it's like so many people we met today so I want to mention too many names but one is Leroy from online on ramper if you hear you're absolutely amazing man helped us a lot with like Zero to Hero and also Evan from disco she's she basically got us more more excited for our startup than what we are and so someone could just fill you up with energy thank you a lot and if anyone's working for zkyc talk to us thank you so much all right please share your name and someone who changed your life here hi everyone my name is and we are building Sonic wallet so we are a part of near Hacker House here and we I got a chance to meet the founder of near Elia and it was a great discussion for like two hours understanding like how we can bring like 1 billion 1 billion users into web three founders uh web3 ecosystem so yeah it was just a very life-changing conversations and I'm looking forward to launching our product it's called sonicwallet.com so thanks a lot for listening thank you hello okay share your name and someone who changed your life here all right thank you um hi guys I'm Kirsten with Talent Lair so I just wanted to give a shout out to vashesh um who at Thor's board game night gave me this 20-sided die which he made me promise to make some decisions with and I've been doing that for you know the past few days and it's been fun so if anyone wants to make a decision with this thing come find me thank you vishesh and thank you to everyone who just I don't know made so many amazing small little human moments happen here thank you thank you so much thank you vashesh all right that's what a cool dies you guys are going to come up together all right and we're excited to hear from you um I'm Kia I'm Jared I'm uh I'm 12 years old and I this is my first time at a hackathon and [Applause] and I um want to say thank you to all of my team members um say thank you to Kiwi uh Quest Kerry Kia and I really like am grateful for all of the crew members and mentors who are supportive of our team and then was like really understanding these are our first hackathons and wonderful experience to have in this ecosystem like it was so stressful but at the same time so exciting like I genuinely love this experience and can't wait to come back next year thank you both so much you guys you're the future thank you thank you everyone and I'm sorry for anyone who didn't have time to share their stories I've got a couple more shirts so if you want to meet me over here I'd be glad to give them out to anyone who would like to participate I think it's time to get the show on the road for what you guys are all here for today so I think we should bring to the stage the one the only Jason the Biddle steward ah okay all right guys we're bringing to the stage someone you all know and love one of the founders of eat Denver my favorite person in the whole world he took a chance on me and I just love John he takes a chance on artists creators developers investors literally anyone I mean can I have a round of applause for anyone that knows John and what he does for you John is changing lives John changed my life thank you for having me I love you guys make it loud for John Peller [Applause] all right can I get my slides up there we go welcome to closing ceremonies folks did you all have fun what the hell was that did you have fun or what that's better I mean my my favorite part is like right now thinking back well everything's fresh maker space arcade games bitter houses conversations the show Villages I mean my god did you get lost I got lost and it's amazing so we're gonna talk just a little bit about some housekeeping and then I'm gonna hand the mic to Jason uh we're gonna get this the projects up here which is actually what we're here for not listening to me talk so GM buffcorn friends did you all enjoy the year of the spork y'all gonna come back next year anybody want to guess what the character is going to be for next year anybody what narwhal ah Maybe the year the sport well folks so what this means the year of the spork whale is about it's about ownership but contributions so we don't use the word VIP anymore sporkwell is an earned thing now you can contribute economically but as a contributor as you earn more spork you become a deeper and deeper owner in the ecosystem so if you remember we're a Cooperative we're a Colorado Cooperative Dao and the unit of account that we use to denote the ownership is the spork token so for everybody here remember to claim your Spork when that comes available because that denotes your ownership in the Dow so next year we're going to be talking a lot more about this notion of ownership contribution and participation endows and what it means to become a sporkwell in the sportdow and East Denver community now in a second I actually didn't queue it up but I'm going to do this I'm during the presentations I'm going to pick somebody who's going to get upgraded to VIP status if you like my tweet that's going to come out in like one minute follow me like and retweet and you will get upgraded to hang out at the after party the closing party VIP with me now a little foreshadowing Alpha here now the Denver Community is global 115 countries represented this year lots of people but not everybody can come visas are hard travel's expensive everything costs a lot of money so we are going to be exploring Biddle Europe and Biddle Asia so it may happen this year we're currently negotiating with some countries and building Partnerships with the state of Colorado and those countries to actually have some cross-pollination happening and we'll pair it with Spork Fest which is our Innovation festival and it will be owned by you so the sporked out Community will own these events in addition so more to come on that so um when it's all done what will happen is eat Denver will be called the Super Bowl it's kind of a fitting time of year and then these other events will be sort of feeder events to give more access to people who aren't able to travel now most importantly everybody knows the internet sucked so you can tell us all about it we did end up fixing it eventually but a little bloody late um but in any case we do want to hear about how we can improve so it's a one question survey scan it right now please go in and actually it's super simple to do give us your feedback tell us how you think we might be able to improve do you like the venue do you like the food do you like the environment do you like the art what do you like what don't you like we're happy to hear all of it we do look at everything so don't think that we don't care um because we do last year for example we heard about long lines and shitty bathrooms excuse the pun but if you were at 8 Denver last year you know what I mean and this year it's going to be something else the internet didn't work so great so please tell us about it you don't need to be mean but we know um and whatever else so No Holds Barred feel free let us know how we're doing closing party tonight is now it's happening right after this we're going to do a quick changeover and it's gonna start almost immediately the lineup musically is insane the building will still have some activations going on I ran into Geral a chance downstairs near the Doge car and the bufficorn Biddle Brigade Lounge there's going to be some DDP happening down there about 5 30 and there's going to be all sorts of other cool stuff going on so stick around it's going to be a ton of fun and we're going to go pretty late so we'll see you all there and last but not least you know I'll just share my thoughts on this like listening to the stories of how edember changes lives it's why we do it it's the reason why we do it to give people the creative space and the opportunity to express themselves in a way that's meaningful to them is why I get up and do this stuff because trust me this is a lot of work and thank you to our stewards our meta stewards our crew volunteers security staff everybody that put this thing on there's over 600 people on staff that put this thing together so please a round of applause for them so I have to say I you know I'm a a heavy critic of events imagine that and I I travel around the world I go to conferences everywhere there's a reason why we don't call this a conference we actually prefer the community Innovation Festival vibe and I have to say this year did not disappoint and it's not me I just put up the tent and allow people to come in and do their thing but another round of applause for you because the vibe in this building over the past four days was special in a way that means a lot to me so thank you for your own contributions and I'll look forward to doing some more with you so that's all from me I am going to give the microphone to my friend Jason Lee and I'll say it again I said this bit of week kickoff Jason thank you for not dying congratulations this is probably the hardest working man in the building the hackathon the bittleathon as we call it is probably the most difficult thing to manage the moving parts and pieces the fail points the complexities the Tad Technologies good job dude so thank you so much Jason Glee please give him a round of applause and with that this is the last you're going to see of me so another round of applause for that thank you and I'll see everybody at the after party Jason do your thing how are you doing you guys have a good week all right cool so uh we just wrapped up the first round of community judging we had 95 judges participate in judging all the projects I'm going to kind of go through a recap of what's about to happen and then I'm going to call on all the different teams that are participating in our closing ceremony um so actually I'm going to flip that if you know that you are in the top 18 yes we've switched it from top 15 to top 18. if you could move over Derek has his hands up high in the air if you know that you're part of the top 18 if you could go check in with him we're going to start getting you guys an order that way when I'm done Danny can do the intro and then we'll uh get right into the projects all right so total prizes for this year we ended up with 1.

3 million dollars in bounties we had 180 bounties total that came from all of our incredible judges so thank you to them and then in addition to that we had over two million dollars in Investments that are available to different uh projects that participated in this year so pretty impressive in regards to where we were last year so what is the second round of judging look like for tonight so it says top 15 we actually decided after watching all the infrastructure and scalability to actually add three additional teams to participate so that it's actually now top 18 teams for round one were Advanced to the main stage to present in front of our upcoming celebrity uh panel of Judges so you'll notice up here there are two stages or two podiums podium one one team will be presenting and then the second team will be getting ready if you've ever attended Warp Tour it's it's pretty similar to that um the way that this works is that each team will get two minutes and 30 seconds to pitch their idea to the judges judges will ask questions um and then the the teams will answer so we'll move from there then the top five celebrity judges that we've invited to participate will pick their favorite team that has presented and then each each team will end up winning an additional thousand dollars in cash prize as well as just uh General recognition so the way that track prize pools work is that there's fifteen thousand dollars split among all participants within the project so in this case as an example the nft track say has three participants or three teams each team will get five thousand dollars whereas the infrastructure track will be split between the six teams that made it to the main stage so collectively across the the spectrum of what we have this week we had 426 projects that were created on Bittle box of that 360 actually submitted their project to Bittle box and then we had 95 incredible judges participating and if uh there's so many light bright lights out here but uh super thanks to uh Don Ho for his help in uh putting that team together all right so I'm not gonna go you kind of get a little sneak peek but um so here's what's gonna happen I'm gonna pass it over to Danny if everyone uh enjoyed the content that happened this week Danny is our head of our content Steward she is responsible for all the stages that you got to participate in she's an incredible human being and she also helped put together our panel today and she's actually going to introduce them all so give it up for Danny thank you thank you I actually want to say that this is a labor of love and it's most certainly not just me I want to say thank you to our 37 curators who volunteered their time and energy being ogs all across the ecosystem to bring you this extraordinary content so ethunder is a community project built by the community so thank you thank you thank you to all our curators we appreciate you so much and this wouldn't be possible without you okay so I'm going to introduce your celebrity judges but right before I do that we're actually going to tell you who the finalist projects are so for impact and public goods the finalists are sesame fun PG and crypto credit for the infrastructure track the finalists are Bitcoin vitalik's Vision BBV swappy slang re-entrancy proxy rhinestone and inheritable congratulations um for the metaverse nft in gaming we have uh bazerk ae2 my mule and synesthesia agf congratulations um for defy we have ZK pox tribe.credit and gasly congratulations and last but not least we have four thousand Community we have denoted member and gov blocks congratulations to all the finalists coming up next we have our incredible five celebrity judges so please join us on the stage Molly McKinley from ipfs Chris Green from giveth Chris golsinski from Niche Evan vaness ethereum OG and Sandy Pang from scroll I'm going to ask you all to start by telling us a little bit about you and about your project Griff why don't you kick us off sure oh wow thank you so my name is Griff Green from giveth General magic dap node common stack token engineering Commons I don't know a bunch of other things but my main focus is how do we make non-profits profitable it's just horrible nonprofits are creating value and I'm firm believer thank you yes non-profits create value what the [ __ ] is with the non-profit label like we can we can build economies and economic models for nonprofits and this is what I'm focused on and all my projects are related to [Applause] my name is Molly McKinley I have lost my voice from talking to so many amazing people so apologies while I whisper all of my judging questions but I work on ipfs and filecoin I'm here talking to folks about the amazing things they're building on the filecoin virtual machine which is launching in nine days now um and I'm super super excited to see what everyone has built here I'm just pumped for people who are building new web 3 infrastructure ways of making Humanities information kind of more accessible more useful more persistent long-term more resilient to all sorts of faults and I really think that the infrastructure folks are building here is going to power the web for many many years to come so I'm pumped about that thank you hi everybody my name is Chris kalzinski I'm CEO of Niche it's a web 3 social network before that I was one of the co-founders of Tinder I was one of the inventors of the swipe patent and I co-created mumble as well so I've I've gotten to talk to a lot of people and heard some interesting dating stories so I'm going to say I'm sorry about that I did my best um but now we're I'm working on a company called Niche it's an nft gated Dao that's in the disguise of a a members only interest-based Club where we call ourselves web 2.5 our goal is mass adoption bringing web 3 to the billions of people that are using Legacy webview platforms howdy y'all I'm Evan Van Ness I'm probably best known for being the founder of weekend ethereumnews.com which as you might have guessed is a Weekly Newsletter about ethereum and I am sort of between projects right now trying to figure out what I want to do next and so you know it's like an existential crisis oh [Applause] um hello everyone my name is Sandy I'm from scroll we are a zke evm layer 2 project working on scaling ethereum we're not trying super hard to be the first CK evm but we are trying incredibly hard to be a Community First ckuvm and that means being open source from day one building with a community and and also we like to hold ourselves by the highest standards possible when it comes to diversity and various other metrics so thank you for those that hacked on scroll this week and for those that didn't I won't hold it against you we're incredibly neutral so looking forward to everything you've built this week wonderful thank you so much we're so excited to have you here today and collectively you're going to pick our top five winners with that I'll pass the mic back to Jason who's going to introduce the first project thanks Danny all right so we're going to start off with the impact and public goods track so uh this is all for Griff so um all right so the first two teams or the first three teams that are going to be presenting we have sesame and then we have fund PG and then we have crypto credit so if we could please get Sesame up here and then get the fund PG we can get this ball rolling are they not here all right cool hello everyone how we doing yeah oh it's okay it sounds like um who loved the Wi-Fi this weekend my hack relates to that so hopefully it should help fix that I'm going to start I'm going to start pitching it so what we built it's called Sesame so I have a teammate who's not here Ellie farisi she's a CTO over at Bello and what we built is called Sesame it's SMS eth to me this allows you to use ethereum without the internet so this is a wallet that sends your transactions through SMS oh it's over there we got it and this is Sesame let me make this full screen awesome uh so if any of you are familiar with Burner wallet that's a project that came out of Ethan for a few years back this is basically burner wallet plus plus so when you arrive you don't have to know about passwords you don't have to know about seed phrases and you get a wallet this is your wallet this is a real wallet right now it is actually checking the balance is it Network checking the balances on all these networks if you go offline it maintains the state when you want to send a message it's as you'd expect a bunch of different drop downs let me paste in let's pick an ether dress for my history this one looks good and we'll send this one point zero classic demo gods pretend like you didn't see any of that we're going to send this address .001 but anyway to cut to the chase what this does right here when you slap send pops you open SMS this is the SMS message with that signed transaction the private key never left my computer it is offline friendly we use service workers so that if you go offline the entire web page still loads the reason we chose a web page instead of a mobile app there's a lot of tiny Android phones out there in Emerging Markets so if you're someone with slow internet you likely have a low bandwidth device which cannot store much and to download an entire app is several megabytes a website like this is around 100 kilobytes so that's an order of 100x less code and that's Sesame I can answer any questions it's ready to use today please don't use it on mainnet yet you will very likely lose funds because this is a wallet that was made within the last few hours and thank everyone for the time [Applause] so what's what's your desired use case like you said low How would how would people in low-income countries use this exactly like just to send money for Commerce or any other Concepts yeah so I think the target market for the MVP you see right here is remittances so the idea is you have very low volume maybe once a week once a month you need to send a transaction but you don't have access to the internet often if ever so assuming you can load it once live you cache all the data locally it all happened in the background just now and then you can just send out a transaction when you're ready very cool Amazing Project great job Sesame thank you all right am I good okay all right let's uh bring up fun to PG and then um let's get the next team APA and ready as well [Applause] hello hello how are we doing today all right we'll make this quick we've all been here for a very long two weeks uh so let's get right into it so we built is called Fun PG it's a little initiative to fund public goods I originally work at the get coin Partnerships team uh where we we do a lot of top-down funding of the git coin matching pool all right this one's working now let's go even better all right so what we're trying to do is bottom up funding of the Bitcoin matching pool uh so what we created here today is a little slider so individuals can allocate a percentage of their yield back to funding public goods now how do we do that let's get on to uh the product all right so how we do this is to create a no loss donation pool for the purpose of if Denver we've integrated with the RV V2 lending pool um and yeah the vision for us to really partner with many other U generating products first to make it easy for users to allocate a percentage of their yield towards public goods so over here we have our demo it's a very simple product but sometimes the simplest Solutions are the best but it simply involves connecting your metamask wallet you can approve a token amount to transfer into the pool and what happens after that is users deposited amount can choose the amount of deposit and how many percentage of their yield they would like to allocate towards public goods so for our product roadmap or the first thing we want to do is to create a factory contract so at the moment for Eve Denver we've only integrated with RV but we really want to make it easy for any protocol out there to integrate with fund PG and secondly we want to have off-chain analytics and what this means is we are emitting events of the amount of you which users have donated and there's many composable use case that we can build from that for example we could track the most charitable donors we could be you know utilizing zero knowledge proofs to kind of allow users to prove that they've donated and we can potentially use this for tax deductions finally we also want additional Integrations to make it easy for anybody to deploy a pool to Define their specific agenda in our case we've worked most closely with Bitcoin but we also want to make it easy for any pool to turn funding from a top-down approach towards the bottoms approach final team the solution on the side doing bdn operations my name is Joseph I did a smart contracts and back end and we have Dylan who did most of the front end thank you very much and please follow us on Twitter at funpg now there is one last thing I did a little collaboration with creatures world and get coin uh we made these shirts for eat Denver specifically and they're very limited 100 of the proceeds goes to funding public goods [Applause] awesome shirts I had a quick question which is um I'm curious how you've thought about all of the people who are participating and putting resources into these public good pools showing them or and giving them a feedback loop for what they've actually helped create on behalf of this ecosystem because really you're investing in the future growth of the entire space and so making that kind of like a a like a regenerative cycle for us all yeah for sure thank you for the question so I would say that that's kind of something we are working on and it would be within what we wanted to do of off-chain analytics as well as additional Integrations so one thing we really really want to do is to have a dashboard that anybody can come on the website you know see who exactly who has contributed where and from there we can build many many more use cases and we can partner with individual protocols individual projects to really build this entire ecosystem make it normal normalize putting These funds towards the community putting it towards building all these additional use cases that anybody can build on top of totally agree thank you guys so much it's awesome awesome thanks so much guys that was fun PG up next we have crypto credit [Applause] hey everybody we're crypto credit and our purpose is we want to bring cash transactions on chain so let's get into the problem only 23 of the world has access to credit 65 of people have access to a bank account globally if we look at African Asia they take them about 70 percent of the world's population and most of those transactions are done using cash so here's our solution we uh crypto credit is is a system to create on-chain credit using off-chain transactions we use a validator network to validate all the transactions for cash payers and we incentivize vendors uh and payers through lending platforms such as Huma where they can borrow against their invoices or they can factorize invoices that they uh they send to other people and we are uh because 90 of the world is on mobile we are a web 3 uh dap that is mobile first this is our application anybody in the crowd can actually scan this QR code and then get access to our to our app immediately and check it out uh just a little breakdown on this page as well the the thing on the the thing on the left uh the left-hand side is actually the profile where you can check where the user can check their credit and they can see the impact of the invoice is being generated as well and then uh on the left right hand side we have a spectral credit score that can be generated uh for any user on the platform now we're going to go into the process of it the services provided by checking first the credit score and if the user is credit receivable then the terms are determined by the vendor the invoice is signed by the payer terms are agreed then you can use your invoice to go to The Lending business you might get factorization for your invoices or show your invoices and underwrite your credit then the invoice get paid and when the invoice get paid it Stacks into a full credit score that can be system all right let's get into our stack to pursue such an impactful Mission we knew that the backbone of our project we need to integrate with the best of what web3 has to offer all right and now into the future crypto credit's first step into the future would include partnering with businesses to extend their validator Network and bring crypto credit to the Future all right and that's all and before we end it I just wanted to say I'm Nigerian I'm also from Ghana I'm from Peru so our people need this yeah this is a personal this is a very personal project for us and everybody like us around the world so yeah I I very much I I'm I'm not I'm from the states so but I also need this honestly as a nomad it's hard to get crypto for cash and I don't really like the banks so I'm a big fan of this project well done uh how does the validator network work can you talk about that for 30 more seconds absolutely it's kind of a hard problem to solve because we're dealing with cash transactions but we uh through the through our system we have a a validator system where a validator has to stake 10x whatever he's able to uh whatever cash transaction he's willing to uh basically validate so there's an incentive for people to try to prove that the validator is actually uh committing fraud or or anything like that to get the the bond that he has to put up so there's there's players at play that are actually trying to force people to be honest participants but how do you validate a cash transaction so so that's a great question it has to do with just being present at the at the transfer okay um and so an individual has to be actually there to watch and invalidate it so yeah so interesting okay very cool very cool thank you so much we're out of time but thank you that's an amazing project thank you guys so much for your work [Applause] awesome thank you all right so that wraps up our impact and public goods track we are now moving on to infrastructure so the first team that we're going to bring up is bitcoin's vitalik's Vision or bvv and then we're going to bring up swappy after that and then slang and then we'll we'll move on from there all right thank you good day how's uh how's everyone going yeah sick anyway uh what Bitcoin vitalik's Vision data availability on bitcoin AKA satoshi's modulus stack so let's rewind the clock back 60 days ordinos was on everyone's timeline every every time I scroll pass on Twitter was ordinals ordinals ordinos so apart from nfts on bitcoin could we do more one instead of what if instead of image data we put on ethereum call data and we call it blob space for all uh not an original idea this is from this handsome gentleman over there a Sovereign Row up on bitcoin okay so in case it's not obvious we've worked at the obstacle bedrock and we replaced the SVG image data which they call data from the Batcher and then in turn verified that the Bitcoin transaction was included with an SPV like client so we'll have a look at the lower level architecture so most of the modifications to the op stack sort of came within the Batcher we were replacing the portion that sort of posted call data to what would typically be ethereum with a like Bitcoin client and we were posting them in effectively unspent tab script outputs so uh this is smaller than I thought it would be but this is some log sort of like showing what we were actually doing so um that Big Blob of text right there that is some call data that we take and we compute the tap script commitment for that that transaction gets committed to the network and once it gets confirmed we can construct a top script spend transaction and reveal the script that it was like a being tweaked by and put that all into the transaction witness on chain um and yeah like once you're able to post that you can sort of see that there's an entire transaction your whole sort of call data is is now technically on chain on bitcoin just within the witness transactions itself and yeah this is what a script looks like it looks very very similar to the ordinals scripts um it's just like true and op false and then like a no no execution for anything that comes after that so it doesn't mess with any of their scripts in the path and for validation we built an on-chain like client that runs in the evm to validate data and for fraud proofs Etc and we wrote a Bitcoin Library inline assembly so go ahead and use it for your description projects oh yeah that that is really awesome and totally thinking out of the box and very topical as well um I think I have a genuine question which is like I've never hacked on bitcoin before like what's the biggest difference kind of building on protocol level for Bitcoin versus ethereum it's really it really sucks to build on bitcoin I remember when we were trying to figure out how to decode the proper like top screen like things there were like four different transaction types that all did roughly the same thing like pay to public key pay to public script hash pay to Tap Root page to tap script it's all slightly different don't know why I also hate that everything's little Indian so you have to like reverse everything all the time I don't know why they decided to do that I guess like Satoshi did it and they're like we can't change it it's terrible yeah yeah thank you guys I hope this is the beginning of lots of fun activities on bitcoin going forward all right up next we have swappy by the way we're looking for a couple teams in the infrastructure so let's just make sure we have on Deck we have uh slaying reentrates proxy rhinestone and inheritable make sure you are checking in with Derek he's raising his hands he's six foot two you can reach them all right hey what's up y'all I'm Jay Mill that's fig and we have one more teammate who had to catch a flight pilot so and we built swappy which is a way to execute cross chain swaps by describing them with natural language and it's built on XLR Network the squid router and chat GPT so we can start this out by saying swap 0.

02 avax on Avalanche for 1.5 Matic or Matic on polygon how we run that swappy will fetch and here we get our swap so it knows we want to sell avaxon Avalanche and we want to buy Matic on polygon and then the squid SDK is giving us the exchange rate so then we can click swap and actually send this off so if it's not if you don't describe it all the way so if I just say like cell 0.02 avaxon Avalanche to run that so sloppy nodes that we want to sell but doesn't know what we want to buy so he says we need to know what you want to swap your avax for so you select a chain so some arbitrary we get our conversion same kind of thing could execute that and then we could say we could switch it to buy and it should switch it to the other side so that's swappy [Applause] it's simple it's easy it's accessible like I don't know if I have any questions you guys have done a great job here building something that is super super easy to use I guess maybe talked about a little bit more about what context you see this being super useful in and what maybe potential Integrations you might make between swappy and other tools to bring this ease of use to others yeah for sure so you know I think we're kind of in the second generation of language model business where it's like we found that it's really good at turning unstructured data into structured data and you know blockchains contract calls all like all that is structured data and you can describe what you want to do in language but it's kind of a big disconnect to go from that to like actually executing them so you can imagine building out complex transaction paths you can imagine somebody who's not familiar you know it's like you hear about a token you want to buy it you know right now you have to figure out what chain it's on what decks you can buy it on you know such and so this kind of you know with the cross chain protocol can figure that out for you so I think those are some of the use cases for that we'll see in the future and just like I'm really optimistic about interacting with the blockchain just using the words we use in conversation awesome all right up next we have rhinestone we are also looking for re-entrancy proxy if you are in the building and you want to present please make your way to Derek he's waving his hand cool um hi everyone we have rhinestone and over the last week or so we've been building a modular implementation of account obstruction on ethereum so kind of currently in the construction landscape it is still pretty early but there's already a couple of problems so there's a lot of vendor lock-in so for example if you have a safe deployed it's very hard for you to switch to an Argent front end and there's lack of customization for the user so the user can't really choose what features they want and what features they don't want they're also knowledge barriers and a lot of engineering work is duplicated because different teams are essentially building very similar infrastructure when really they should be focusing on building new features for the users so the dream solution to this would be a small contract wallet that is simple to use custom so the user should be able to choose the features that they want and the features that they don't want and it should be modular making it easy for the user to switch out features later on add new ones or remove existing ones so in terms of the infrastructure um as as far as we know we've been the first team to combine the diamond proxy standard with eoc4337 we modified the diamond contract standard to basically allow us to have a number of stateless plugins that can be deployed to chain once and then reused by every consumer smart contract wallet so the user needs to deploy the diamond contract Diamond account which holds diamond storage and points to the plugins later on they can just add new plugins or remove existing ones or change State variables to change how those plugins work the same is true for user interfaces so user could for example decide they want to interact through a Metro mask snap but also through session keys and also also through a web auth interface so I'm going to show a quick demo there you go so this is the front end we're on the left side you have a lot of plugins in different categories such as interface recovery banking gaming whatever you want and then you can just drag them drag them over into your wallet so for example here you can see a retirement plugin that basically allows the user to configure a vault where a certain percentage of their income is transferred to and that kind of becomes their pension so the user just adds the Vault address adds a certain percentage saves it and then in this example we just deploy the wallet with those two plugins counter factually deployed so the user doesn't have to pay gas up front we've also gone ahead and instantiated it in this case on polygon but we've also deployed to numerous other chains like scroll and CK sync and here you can see um Matic is transferred and then that's fractions so five percent in this case is then transferred to the alt um that's it I hope you enjoy a meme that we've been spending a lot of our Creative Energy over the last week and thank you to our sponsors and love to see more implementations of account of traction and and pushing the frontier forward I feel like I need to ask a UI ux question I think part of the goal of the whole Community is improving UI ux right and obviously there's a whole ton of like big brain problems being solved at the poker level but do you think the UI ux is unduly complicated for this particular hack yeah so we essentially wanted to build the ecosystem where you can have an open source ecosystem of plugins that's similar to an ID that has extensions or an app store that has mobile apps how we actually Envision the ux is that there would be presets so for example you could have a gaming preset that has session keys and nft lending and whatever other plugins you would need and then a gaming dab could onboard people without presets but then later on the user can come to a front-end like this and say but I also want this piece and I also want the retirement fund and I also want um other kinds of session keys and customize that later on great yeah fantastic work guys thank you all right up next is sling again if re-entrance proxy is in the building if you can please make your way to the stage left that would be great all right so my name is Connor this is John um we took a break from building intuition this week to work on some Dev tooling to approach problem that we've been encountering a lot while we're building particularly in the decentralized data storage area so we called it slang and I would like you to meet John uh John is an nft collector bought an nft last week the bad thing about that is that the metadata for that nft is stored on a centralized server and unfortunately that server host just decided to stop hosting that server this morning he hasn't found out yet he's still very happy but his nft is just gone now so why did this happen John all right so I'll admit it's a pretty contrived example but um you know it does make me sad to see that so many people will be preferring uh centralized solutions for data storage and tooling rather than uh you know the more decentralized and uh trustless solutions that we have in web3 and I think I think a lot of that choice is due to uh poor defects and poor ux so I really aim to solve that um we really am just all that with a lot of uh you know co-generation and tooling I mean let the computers write the code so you don't have to right so our particular experiences with ceramic um and a lot of it has to do with um deploying the models as well as generating all of the code Integrations uh clients around them so that you can interact um and so slang takes care of all that in one simple CLI command so all you have to do is find your data models and slang will just immediately generate the client the types everything you need to interact with a web 2 quality stack in less than 30 seconds um and so you might ask how do we do that well are we stand on the shoulders of the Giants before us so um we take advantage of compose DB um which is postgrespect but as well as ipf aspect uh data storage option as well as Prisma um which takes in a postcard schema and generates all of the tooling from it um in addition uh to make things real easy I can offer a lot of options also done some integration with dids uh pkps and lit actions to sort of make a mock uh web3 AWS or Cloud stack that hopefully offers pretty equivalent ux so stop super awesome you guys I know you guys didn't quite get to finish there but I'm curious also like whether this is supported for things like Dynamic nfts um kind of like you know access gated nfts private nfts you mentioned Integrations with lit and other tools there like what is this unlocked for you know both developer ease of use and the nft applications it supports uh sure yeah um it absolutely is able to support Dynamic nfts I don't see why wouldn't and then um yeah as far as like encryption um we're absolutely able to encrypt um any data streams and those are owned by the user um so that's really cool uh yeah there's a lot of capability built there and it's not just nfcs that you can store on decentralized storage totally agree with that thank you guys so much it's awesome to see what you're building awesome all right re-entrance proxy last last call up next while we wait we have an inheritable [Music] [Applause] that's just a quick Tech over here move some screens around counts against our time great it's good to go all right we're a team inheritable I'm Omar sealer I'm Paul and we used weave chain and base protocol to create web 3 Wills for secure decentralized inheritance so our stack uses weave chain to expose security functions with simple API calls like building verifiable Merkel trees of claims creating Quantum resistant die lithium signatures managing the smart contracts used for anchoring the base and establishing a decentralized Oracle of depth all while maintaining gdpr compliance so the first step here is actually creating that will so our interface lets Estates Define a set of inheritance claims which we put into a Merkel tree and this lets inheritors verify that their individual claims are part of a will without revealing the whole thing now we anchor the roots of those trees to base to establish immutability guarantees and then we used Quantum resistant dilithium signatures to prevent spoofing even in a Quantum Computing world next we need to validate depth so traditionally inheritance is managed by a centralized party like a lawyer who declares what I'm dead and gives away my assets instead we name witness wallets to act as a decentralized Oracle of death they add their signatures to another smart contract on base and consensus that I'm dead unlocks the will and the last piece is actually collecting inheritance so inheritors make calls to the weed chain node to see claims associated with their wallets and our patterns mean that everything is still gdpr compliant now there's only three of us because we killed our fourth teammate for testing purposes uh so here you should be able to go and see Yep this is his inheritance with his claims and Witnesses and I was happy to declare that he was dead and then zealer over here was able to go and pull down uh his claims as well as verify that they were part of the tree so for next steps we are already working to be the infrastructure for arify to do this because there is more to the business than just infrastructure we want triggered uh released mechanisms for crypto assets upon death that we designed our system to work for any asset crypto or non-crypto we also wanted to enable uh percentage-based claims a notification engine would have been sweet and finally Paul made a beautiful comprehensive UI prototype that fell victim to the hackathon horse thanks eat Denver rocks base rocks we've chained rocks and we're thrilled to be here so wait do I want my my people to know what they're getting like so this is the point of unlocking the will only at that moment where I'm dead can somebody actually understand what their part of the will was okay they only just know that they have a claim that's right okay got it and why did you choose the witnesses ever like the typical dead man switch you don't like dead men switch Yeah I think the quest Finance is doing the dead man switch but it's kind of annoying like I want to go and set my estate and forget it not have to go and log in every 365 days to say I'm alive granted you know this is sort of like is consensus actually a good thing there is a chance of collusion that my Witnesses would cheat and try to steal my assets while I'm alive but choose smart Witnesses indeed thank you thank you to everyone in the infrastructure track all right unfortunately we did not find the last of the infrastructure teams so we're gonna move on now to the nft gaming and metaverse track so up first we have bizark then we have my mule and then we'll move from there where's that middle Podium guys middle middle oh this one okay all right hey we have bad sock it's Bazaar but ZK so Bazar right so simple patch you can own nfts which have ZK attributes so you can reveal some attributes and you can keep the rest of it hidden you can use this in game engines and it we have built a Marketplace which the game engine can update as you play the game and you can prove that these properties are in fact correct using zero knowledge proofs and the game engine can obviously update them as you play the game so imagine something like fortnite with but with decentralized ownership and you own the characters and the properties and it is cryptographically verifiable yeah so he will explain do the demo all right hey everyone uh this works cool okay so uh this is the marketplace that we explained essentially uh if this works okay cool so these are a bunch of nfts that I invented so as you can see um each of these nfts have certain attributes right they got speed endurance armor because those are the only ones I could remember um so now you've played all these games you want to sell your character because someone offered you an insane amount of money sure why not so now what you can do is that person can be confident that when they buy your character they have a proof that your character speed is above a certain value like three or four or five out of ten but the other values are hidden so you know you might you might be a character farmer where you just play the game 24 7 and get all the values but it also enables people like you know you had a great character now you're done with the game sell some sell it get some money and get some utility as well out of it so what does does is when you click the tick mark button there what it does is does zero knowledge proofs are available on the marketplace so you take that proof submit it on chain to make sure that the values that are displayed are the same as what the prover is saying so that way you are sure that yes if I buy this the values are hidden even if even after I buy this and also the values are the same and you can see it the game engine can see it but nobody else can see it and this is where roll ups also come into place because when okay cool so I guess for the last 30 seconds I don't fully understand the exact use case sure can you go a little deeper like why would someone not want to show all the character attributes if they're selling it sure like um if you take the recent friends in fog of War games right so you have um all these game characters that you have like special guns uh attributes of like skins Etc now you um and like in most games you can go up to a character and view everything but you have worked hard and you don't want to show this to anyone but you want to enter PVP battles and say like oh you know what I beat you and I don't want to show you anything but you can go look online if you want to I'm not cheating and I have proof of Elon chain and Roll-Ups can prove that to you after eat block after block after block and with our Marketplace you can prove that yes my value is above yours and it's I don't want to tell you how much it is but it's above yours the other use case also is with property ownership in the middle version marketplace right attributes don't have to be just games you can put okay any thank you so much this is a really cool project nice use of zks well done all right up next we have my mule and while we're waiting if you are part of the D5 Track by the project name of Gastly please make your way over to the stage left to meet Derek again this right now is my mule [Applause] I mean hi everyone oh my God what an audience I'm so happy to be here so um that's our project called my mule is an own chain um 3D Pokemon um slash demagorachi game with extended utility um well Alabama Institute I mean adorable of it so much um so if you wonder what game fight is that's this and let me explain why what that is really means um so basically the gameplay is following that's just the level one you buy this adorable nft called Mew so that's your hopefully Forever Friends that lives on blockchain and NFC essentially um like ever responsible pet owner you have to take care of it so it means Pat it every single day feed it and play with it duh um and if you Mew is happy it meaning um the level of happiness is above 51 so this little cloud is an indicator it generates an in-game currency um called The Mule so that's pretty exciting thing NFC able to generate token right all right so um but the point is if your mule is unhappy so basically it happens goes to zero it dies so it really disappears so let's my girlfriend or explain the text set um so let's talk about how this is built this is built using a custom Smart contract which is a ERC 721 and in the smart contract we store um this glb file which is a 3D model on the right and this Behavior graph on the left which is an interoperable format for defining game Behavior and the the unique thing that what we do here is we actually link this Behavior graph to the smart contract that this nft is minted on so we're able to pull from any smart contract function State and render it real in real time and apply it to the 3D model and additionally we can have actions that you do in the game [Music] fire smart contract transactions and this interoperable format is currently a discussion are going to be supported by most major game engines and meta and Microsoft and Amazon so Starbucks yeah we're excited uh the the all the files are stored in ipfs and the application is entirely serverless and hosted on ipfs as well that's it that's awesome awesome you're hosting it on ipfs um I'm also curious I noticed you were accepting a lot of metamask transactions kind of throughout the course of I think trying to make your mule happier um I'm curious what you think you could do there that might be able to smooth the experience for a user who might not want to go into metamask every time they want to do one of those kind of Engagement transactions with their with their mui how can you make it better um well I don't and I understand it's entirely how a abstraction works but I imagine that you could like bash transactions together or you could have someone sign a bunch of transactions and someone else could execute them and also typically you wouldn't be doing this like multiple times in a minute we just shortened the game duration to be like 30 seconds this would be something you would maybe be coming to do like every once a day or something gosh that makes great sense thank you guys so much for the presentation it's super cool alrighty up next we have synesthesia this will be the last presentation of the nft gaming in metaverse [Applause] check check all right hello everyone we are synesthesia and we are here to sorry okay we are synesthesia and we're here to reimagine your nft collection so we've noticed some opportunities particularly in the music nft space uh mainly you know the collecting experience isn't that exciting you're minting maybe you tweet about it maybe you get access to a Discord um but we believe that can be a richer and more engaging experience on top of that you don't really have the ability to Showcase these music nfts a lot of times it's a album artwork or a single artwork we haven't really diverted too much from that format and lastly we believe that um you're not really getting to the the heart of the blockchain technology just through audio nfts um so with that we have developed a solution through generative art actually and so our platform is a generative art platform utilizing music nft metadata to actually influence the visual output so what this does is this incentivizes fans to not only continue collecting their music nfts but also hold their nfts with the knowledge that this activity will actually influence the visual output of your generative art and actually bring them closer to more blockchain native experience uh and for the artist this actually helps diversify your release strategy by incorporating some additional elements to the nft out outside of just audio and in this uh in this way is also enhancing your marketing strategy by having this kind of Rich visual component and all the while deepening the relationship between the fan and the artist which is something that uh we value very greatly so this is essentially your Spotify wrapped for your on-chain collection and as you can see here your top artists your top songs your minutes listened your top genre essentially all this data being fed into a generative art algorithm to give you a uniquely verifiably one-of-one piece of generative art so what we plan to do is with our Genesis drop on board the top three music nft communities in sound catalog and Zora totaling approximately fifteen thousand unique wallets we'd love to get into some artists curated drops where you can really get granular on the metadata and then lastly integrate with Spotify who's got 500 million total users and this is how the process would work running from the front from the top all right that's it all right thank you so I have a question how do you how do you imagine the end consumer like uh interacting with these nfts once once they've done all this is it going to be like a like a new kind of Spotify repository or is it like like how does that how does that deepen my relationship with the music so it's very much tied to the narrative as well you know understanding that you are actually helping create the output by your fandom essentially and then of course obviously uh with Spotify rap it's such a viral experience people want to share that stuff and this just adds another kind of visual component really tying the emotion to uh the creation experience cool I love it thank you all right so that wraps up our nft gaming and metaverse tracks up next we're going to jump into D5 first we have zkpox then we have tribe credit then we'll have Gastly and just last but not least if you are a part of thousand community and you are member please go see Derek all right this is ZK p-o-e-x [Applause] hey what's going on guys um first of all we're honored to have gotten the first place of the D5 track uh one of our teammates FedEx could have made it here to catch a flight early feather we [ __ ] love you you're a rock star uh today we'll be presenting CK poex which is essentially zero knowledge proof of exploit so CK pox it's a it's a tool that allows white hackers to report live vulnerabilities in smart contracts without actually revealing the exploit itself essentially there's two issues with current bug Bounty programs uh first of all teams are inundated with bug reports and a lot of it ends up being spam so a lot of the exploits that are vulnerable get essentially mismarked as not vulnerable this is actually what happened with the Wormhole hack another problem that we have in bug bounties is that the white hat hackers might not get paid even if they disclose or they might get paid partially so in terms of architecture what we did is run the Sputnik VM which is a rust implementation of the evm inside the risk zero ckvm this allows us to compute and prove any computation inside an evm environment as you can see we have private inputs and public inputs and this generates a proof that can be verified by the project to ensure that the hack or that the exploit is actually true okay so this can be generalized to all types of experts is this is actually diagnostic we have proven a re-entrancy case for POC but this can be used to prove any change of state in an evm environment basically so again essentially we can copy any live state of a contract on any evm chain whether that's ethereum layer 1 or scroll or binance chain or whatever it is and we can submit that state onto risk 0 and then prove the exploit trustlessly for future improvements we're planning to do a CLI tool to simplify the process for Auditors to easily fetch the data and storage and address of the contract and we can also scale it using the Bonsai Network to verify the proof in the future we also early on we work with an escrow committee uh and in the future we can fully trust less have an on-chain approach to submitting the Bounty and claiming the Bounty basically uh also like what's important of this is like okay thanks guys thanks guys um really awesome and creative views of um and then the first time I've seen anyone using the the Bonsai Tech stack so that's really cool and also pretty timely is all the most of the zkbn projects are moving towards auditing um I have a I have a question about the the business model like what how does this how do you imagine this kind of working in terms of in that side I'm sorry business model for making profit or what do you mean I think I misunderstood the the question on that yeah business model from making the project sustainable uh so the the first goal of this is to really just make defy safer that's the thing that we really care about the most is we're in the wild wild west of Finance right now and as a programmer there's always [ __ ] bugs right so the first step is to just to make reporting vulnerabilities more incentivized so that people don't hack projects and that we can actually make sure to patch these issues in a responsible way from a business point of view of course you could take a small percentage of the bug Bounty claim which I believe would provide value to the projects themselves awesome thank you [Applause] all right oh man up next we have tribe credit hey Denver how's it going uh welcome to tribe.credit what is tribe.credit tribe.

credit is a peer-to-peer lending protocol that empowers anyone and everyone I mean everyone to provide or receive credit the current state of credit this looks very familiar it's very web two very top down the issue with the current state of credit is that many people don't have access to it and second of all it's limited to its top-down centralized party and top-down structure meet tribe.credit we use existing social networks and web3 Ethos of autonomy self-custody and bottom-up economics to facilitate credit and lending in a revolutionary way I'll pass you on to Mendel he's the man who made defy accessible for everyone with his stuff paid him to say that all right okay so here we're just going to hop right into the UI because we're hoping that's going to be self-explanatory one of the things that we focused on in this in this application was that it be a web 2 experience this should be like downloading a regular app and that it shouldn't be anything confusing or anything that would make somebody feel uncomfortable or not confident that they know what they're doing the system just relies on you entering a phone number clicking sign in and over here what we're having what's happening in the background is that there's a smart contract wallet and we're going to be creating two signatures the first is the phone number and the second is the actual heart the phone itself which is going to be a hardware wallet those two signatures are Masters and can confirm transactions and right off the bat after I enter my phone number I somehow have available credit now the question is how who is lending me this money tribe users add money into the system then go through their contacts to choose how much they trust each person with now who sees when I borrow well nobody sees when you borrow lenders only know that somebody that they trusted is borrowing from them what happens if I don't pay back well after repeated warnings it will be revealed to your lenders which includes friends and family that you owe them money you may also be added to the systems Blacklist if you use the lending pools themselves those funds may be used to to pay back lenders and now we're going to have just a quick graph to show what that looks like Abe deposited a hundred dollars and Lisa deposited a hundred dollars John and they both trust John each with a hundred dollars so John's pooled credit is 200. and now you're also going to be able to have Yuma which is our partner also be able to provide credit to our users and anytime somebody borrows it distributes it amongst the people that they're borrowing it from and they don't know that you're borrowing it and they don't know and you don't know who you're borrowing from so this is a cool hack uh I'm curious how you plan to bootstrap the network of all the people that have this going on and also two questions in one like aren't you worried about getting Sim swapped and whatnot sorry I can't hear you Sim swapped oh um so that's an excellent question so one of the the Sim swap problem is is legit problem but the the way we're having it set up is that basically when somebody authorizes a user to be able to borrow from them it's essentially a limited time approval um and also you have to be in each other's contacts for the credit to apply so we're using a few uh other factors to ensure that that credit won't be able to just be used by anybody and if it's a certain if certain parameters are not met you have to be confirmed Again by the person who's giving you the permission yeah Oh Oh I thought okay um uh yeah so basically the essentially when a user signs up there's benefits to somebody who's lending and therefore they have incentive to share with their friends like hey download this app I gave you credit and I'm not gonna know when you borrow but there's benefits to me if you ever do all right up next is gasly and then we'll move shortly into thousand community awesome um hey everyone uh we are team Gastly from India and thanks for having us here today so gasly is a simple Chrome extension that lets you pay your gas fees in any token of your choice while using your favorite dabs I mean you could be using uni swap openc cows or whatever right if you have our extension installed you start getting an option to pay the gas within any token of your choice right and I mean that's what the great part is right you don't even have to move to a new product and still have a much better experience of using the existing products right um we are live live on polygon mainnet and we are going to demo you uh this live on uniswab so here you have the from token you can select let's say usdt or so you start getting the option for usdt right uh automatic or whatever you want to select right so let's say we select usdt and we click on Swap so this transaction is actually happening in real time uh we signed the transaction and that's it uh we can even see the transaction being there on polygon scan uh in a while maybe we can reload it but yeah anyway uh so this is what the uh this is what ghastly is right and uh as I mentioned before you can also select different tokens uh if you select let's say die you get an option to pay and die as well uh one of the interesting Parts is that while we are building this we also shared it with our community members that we had and we already have around 800 odd users already using it and with a lot of great reviews as well so that's something great uh I mean uh pretty interesting for us to be honest so yeah pretty much is this is Gastly if you guys also want to use it uh please this is our QR code that you can scan and uh join the wait list and we should be having some airdrops as well soon uh just in case you want to use it out thank you so much [Applause] yeah no this makes me wish I thought of this earlier um a really amazing idea I I have a question what's been like the biggest challenge building this and why do you think no one has done it before it seems like a very obvious Gap in the sure absolutely I think uh the biggest cash here is that the process of getting the approval to deduct the token from your wallet is not really straightforward in all the chains for example the reason why we could do this in polygon uh very straightforward immediately was polygon has this execute meta transaction function as well as permit functions what it does is that it gives any smart contract the ability to deduct tokens from your wallet without the gas right so anything everything that you saw was completed without us having Matic in our wallet right so uh now to be able to do this on ethereum we need to use the eip2612 which is a bit far away right or you have to hacker hack your way around which is something that of course nobody has tried it yet and we are working on it I mean look honestly uh Innovation takes uh hard work and effort to build right so uh that's where we are so in fact while we have made it live on uh uni stop we can also show you the prototype for cow swap so this is how it's gonna look on cow swap right and we are doing this for openc on ethereum as well pretty soon so yeah I I hope that answers the question just really quick can you go back to the I would love to see what it looks like on poly scan like the block Explorer because it didn't quite load and I'd just love to see it yeah this is what it is so you can see the transaction is a success um even their tokens transferred you can see these are the contracts that we executed it's very cool well done guys thank you so much um also a quick shout out to our team uh sitting back in India who has been helping us out with this as well they couldn't make it here but uh you guys are rockstars thank you so much all right okay we're not gonna move on to thousand community um this is our last track our last three and then from there the judges are going to go back and they're going to end up picking their top five picks so first up we have denoted then we have member and then we have gov blocks so denoted [Applause] okay hello we're Team denoted and for this hackathon we asked the question how do we Fetch and visualize blockchain data best so if you look at a space today we have many prevalent actors such as dune covalent subgraph and many more all fantastic products that can use data from the blockchain space but imagine writing a newsletter to Dao a monthly letter to your shareholders or just a blog post with the latest blockchain stats we will need custom build Solutions or at least consult multiple data sources to gather the information we want so what's the solution we built denoted it's an open source Knowledge Management editor that easily integrates data from the blockchain by leveraging these powerful apis directly into your editor in one single space let me show you so the idea is simple you start by signing in with your wallet and then you just click create and then you're off to writing and editing whatever you want a blog post a newsletter a white paper and so on whenever you want to fetch some blockchain data you simply make a slash and you can get the data the node is open and composable so that each Community or team could use the noted in accordance with their needs our vision is for creators to utilize our tool to share web3 insights with the rest of the community visualized in the way that fits you and that would be our small contribution to bringing in the next billion users thank you wow this is incredible and it looks like we have some some extra time so are you guys planning on adding this into medium or or some other what's the web 3 version mirror to make this accessible to anybody I mean it's just incredible to have a blog post that's always updating with on-chain data do you do you plan on any Integrations we did talk about it um I think it's very early we have talked about some horizontal next steps for example adding more Integrations more functionalities it's still very much an MVP we also talked about you know the vertical next steps if we would add some permission based workspaces for example some token gated spaces for example um so we're still in the talks with it and really quick what's a sustainability model how do you guys make money using this or building this yep we haven't really gotten that far but I mean just a simple subscription uh with stuff is pretty good I think oh cool subscription model that's fantastic well done that was really beautiful product thank you guys [Applause] all right all right up next we have member hello guys uh thanks for spending time listening to us today uh we are Beauty member we are delivering standardized membership with expiry model built through ens name wrapper so the team I'm Julie shidaith and this is Harry harakondaith and we have two other members but they need to go back and take their college exam so they're not here but they are wonderful and we are all from Oak Street and work street is an ens endorsed uh project that we want to push the boundary of more ens name and sub named use case so here's the problem we uh there's two downsides of nft or token membership first is that by nature is one-time payment and with that being said the uh entry the barrier of Entry is very high because you know here the finance benefits cost about four thousand dollars a year ago and even more expensive back then it's about 10K and the other is that the core team or the community lead are not incentivized in long term to deliver consistent value to the members because they make most of the revenue at the beginning of the initial sales so what about we build out a membership with inspiration that is not a new thing right that is not hard to think but let's re-put it this way how do we build an interoperable and composable solution that's the hard one and I believe EMS name wrapper is the right solution ens has 2.6 million name registered and has a lot of that already have their infrastructures so that's good good to start and the other is that it has expiry own chain so with that being said we built our platform the admin and the users can have all the features and we build a standardized API for subnetic Access Control I'm going to show you a real quick demo this is something I've been testing out for 31 for uh the last week and it has 35 membership claim but I'm gonna do this because it is new I'm gonna do I'm gonna do a new membership job I know Alicia you are here the lead of um of ens governance of ens and I'm gonna drop you the first membership here and people can also mint and with that being said I can change your wallet hahaha I can mean another something because we don't have time I'm just probably go to my plans and the upside of name wrapper is it says ERC 1155 and that means we can resell it thank you so ens is live on Main map it's kind of an expensive place to be doing this for memberships do you have a plan for how you deal with gas costs or scaling issues yeah so there are different way of approach that first is using L2 like optimism as a solution and the other one is we can use uh ens actually supports DNS and the vision is actually have the DNS to be 80 of the ens ecosystem in the future so with DNS that the cost will be way lower and we also have both create um in our platform so so that anyone can benefit from the boat creation because we save gas V2 and with that said feel free to sign up for that and we're gonna both create all the something for you guys just check out that QR code incredible work that's amazing well done thank you thank you we don't really sleep in the last week thank you so much beautiful project all right here we go this is the last one this is gov blocks we are and then we'll we'll move to the final final final part all right give it up for gov box [Applause] welcome to Good blocks my name is Eric this is bargov and Evan special shout out to Oz who's at home right now he got violently ill and wasn't able to make it we help communities govern better so they can build more I spoke with over a hundred thou thought leaders and they shared with me their pain points including low participation and depleting treasuries but one pain Point stood out Above the Rest gets stuck with incomplete or overly cumbersome governance models and when the governance models break so do the Dows communities need a governance model that can evolve as the community evolves too and govbox achieves this through infinitely scalable Diamond smart contracts participation modules can amplify or decrease the the weight of a vote based on good or bad voter Behavior consequence modules can punish community members who violate Community rules there's an infinite amount of modules that can be created such as ZK identity reputational badging memberships Harbinger taxes and much more gov blocks integrates with your existing domain so your community never has to leave your native website in order to access proposals voting or the marketplace gov blocks addresses the very large 200 billion or roughly Marketplace for for Dao's and nfts and we take a slice of the action in the past six days we've hacked about 70 percent of the core features of our top competitor which took him about seven years to do we're really grateful to be here at East Denver uh thanks for for being here we'll go into a little live demo now so this is a sample doubt that we launched on three different chains we launched it on binance on base and on polygon and you can see here you have a bunch of options this is the governance settings for the Dow now after the Dow is deployed anyone can propose a change and when they propose the change it creates a proposal and if the proposal receives majority vote before the vote deadline ends then the uh the changes are in effect brought into the smart contract you can in this case let's say that you wanted to experiment with a participated a weighted voting participation module you could track how often community members participate and if they continuously vote over and over and over you can give them extra weight on their token if you have one token and you have a extra weight Factory three or one token could count as three bucks and this is just one of the many modules that we can add pretty much at any time so um yeah this gov blocks is a fully decentralized dial management platform and we're just really grateful to be here so thank you very much [Applause] so very cool uh one thing there has been at least one gov blocks in the past um so that that name maybe a hackathon name um but uh like I'm curious how modular it is like I mean I I feel like given like the things that you showed so far it's um you know like you you have some frustrations with but with voting in the past um like you know how flexible can can you get it like with modules and whatnot yeah great question so the the specialty of the diamond contracts is that um think about it diamonds as as you know there's a main contract and behind it there's a bunch of subcontracts and you can add infinite amount of subcontracts so there's infinite possible amount of logic that's possible to add to it uh so virtually There's No Limit now uh typical smart contracts they have a storage limit you know you have a contract slides limit all of that doesn't apply to uh to uh the diamond contracts and so that way the Dows can evolve and keep adding logic as they go and as they're evolving cool thank you all right that wraps up our top 18 actually tap 17 because we we missed one one team so here's what's gonna happen next the judges are going to go and they're going to go backstage they're going to deliberate for about 10 to 15 minutes they're going to come back in about 10 to 15 minutes and they're going to present their top pick out of the top 17 um and so if you guys would be more than happy to stand up you can go back to the Green Room uh Derek our amazing Community Steward he's going to come up on stage talk a little bit about Camp Biddle talk about community and then we might have a special appearance by a guest so take it away Derek mic check it surprises me every time I one time I saw a research study this is not a joke that will ask people what they're most afraid of in life and public speaking was rated higher than death and uh I resonate with that I'm coming up here today to let you know about two programs that we did for the first time this year even though this is eth Denver's sixth year we did two new special things that I've been talking to folks it feels like a lot of folks don't know about number one is we ran a biddler hostel on site there were 552 air mattresses behind the Zen Zone raise your hand if you made it out to the Zen Zone maybe pet the puppies shout outs to Paige it was very beautifully done so behind that we had a few hundred beds to make it possible for folks on our scholarship program to come out and attend East Denver without having to pay for the hotel because we want to remove uh Financial barriers for folks to enter the space I think we did pretty good I heard it was like you know kind of like a hostel uh and it was too cold one of the nights super sorry about that uh but folks we're super grateful so if you know anyone that would be interested in that keeping uh ear out on our newsletter going into next East Denver because I feel like we didn't do a very good job marketing it and I just want to make sure people use the opportunity that was number one the hostel thank you to the sponsors for that number two raise your hand if you were in Camp Biddle let's go raise your hand if you're like what's Camp Biddle yeah again we're not great at communications uh I'll own it we did a six day boot camp during East Denver to bring people who are day one noobs to the space like what's a wallet up to speed so they could participate in the bittleathon we had four different tracks and two of them were technical smart contracts and front end but two of them were non-technical design and community and marketing because here at eat Denver we think biddler is not just people who know how to copy paste code from the open Zeppelin wizard we think a biddler is anyone who has any background skills worldview to contribute to making a well-rounded project because the trope's real right if you've got a project that's just like three solidity devs that are like check out this really cool ERC Tony implementation everyone else is going to be like so what we want to solve real problems for real people like a lot of the projects you saw on stage just now so I want to say from the bottom of my heart thank you so much to everyone that contributed to Camp Biddle whether you sponsored or spoke at it or were a participant it was year one of trying it and it was a smashing success I'm looking forward to next year again if you're interested in that like what do you mean free six day boot camp where I can learn one of four skills stay tuned we're going to do it again next year I um would like to welcome back on the stage our comedian friend uh Elite Leah yeah I butchered the introduction twice we're we're all for two on introducing you I'm super sorry because I forgive you that fast yeah well I'm here and I'm excited to give out some more merch does anyone here not have merch yet one person okay all right this is who bought another suitcase to put all of their free swag in wait where's the one person I met on day one that was like I came with one shirt and two empty suitcases and I intend to find all the things I've been aware there you are I was like wow we got something there's more parts here than anywhere I've ever been all right so we'll just ask a couple more questions and please feel free to come to the stage if you have a good answer we'd love to hear from you so we've got a couple questions we'll just throw a few out there and feel free to answer whichever one feels good to you oh I guess we have a special friend here say hi Buffy hello Buffy can we get you on stage without you eating it Bobby we need you on here yeah all right so here are a couple questions one did you meet your significant other at e Denver or through web 3 and how that's one two tell us how Eve Denver changed your life wow you're very soft three can you please tell us a funny story or some amazing wild wacky story that happened here at East Denver we need to hear please please all right and then the last one if you can spell vitalik's middle name without looking it up you get a shirt I got a hint it's dimitrovich okay if you're interested in answering any of that please line up come on we've got shirts all right come on come on I can proudly say that eth Denver changed my life in 2020 I won the hackathon by sending ether into space that ended up becoming a startup that I still run to this day and so uh yeah East Denver is the most awesome developer Community the most awesome human beings like seriously it's the bestest so yeah and I date a web three girlfriend how did you guys meet like not through what like she became web3 but like you brought her into web3 yeah it's it's it's it's we have a convert nicely done I met my husband through web3 so I'll be here forever whether you guys like it or not okay thank you so much thank you great story we're gonna onboard the next billion users through love all right make your way to the stage oh hi everyone my name is Mayor Chris Bonzo I started women in web 3 and we had our inaugural anti-conf conference um on Wednesday and we had this whole thing planned out we were gonna work out in the morning right just I was gonna place all of the women in the gym and have them work out but or and what ended up happening is one of the attendees crass Kitty I don't know if she's in the audience today crap city are you here okay she's not here but she's an amazing um founder and she suggested that we should do some pole dancing workouts so we ended up doing that and it was such an amazing and fun workout so we ended up like doing some twerking and stuff so that's the type of stuff that happens at anti-conf conference so if you're identify as a woman and you want to attend at the next and on the next I'll take off conference and let me know amazing thank you and also yeah give it up for her what a cool experience thank you so much and also if you want to come on stage and share your favorite founder and why make your way to the stage also please introduce yourself yeah for sure what's up everybody I'm Lance Davis I uh am a part of the ZK Hacker House with Ann Alpha it was an amazing experience we spent the really the whole time hacking but I think it was our first day here it was um sun and a few others we were just wondering uh when we parked outside we were just like does it does anybody smell dog food and it was it was just weird because I thought it was in my head but after we left East Denver we smelled it again and realized that it's a dog food factory across the street it was just one of the funny things that it's my first time in Denver but I enjoyed it thank you shout outs to purino thank you so much all right hello welcome to the stage hi uh I'm Kelly I'm a designer and researcher I got interested in web3 through a research project I did earlier this year and hearing about things like artists being able to make a living off their work without having to depend on things like Galleries and funding that they traditionally would so I was really inspired to come here and learn more about different um projects people are working on to really kind of change the world and use technology for good um and so I guess that's been kind of some really inspiring seeing some different talks inside events from places like um F3 which is funding female Founders and just some different values that we can bring to Building Technology and communities that I hope we address so that was really awesome and then I guess a funny story is like my first night here ended up at one of the happy hours and throughout the night was like smoking weed at a hotel like or at somebody's apartment with like this light up weed table from somebody some company that makes weed and ended with sharing cheese fries with people and watching a German horror movie about volleyball um I don't know players who get murdered perfect the quintessential eat Denver experience so about significant others I'm from L to beat and you know throughout the year we are doing our thing in our Bankers monitoring cultures fact checking their claims and we don't get to meet our users that much but here at East Denver every now and then somebody comes to me and says hey I use your website it's awesome and I am finally able to actually meet and talk to our actual users so if you're using how to beat and if you think it's awesome come to me and tell me how exactly are using it because it means a lot to us thank you very much thank you amazing please make your way to the stage if you want to let everyone know a little bit about yourself or your name my name is Leo and I think I know how vitalik buteran's middle name is spelled D I am i t r o v i c okay that is not how we spell vitalik's middle name but you're very close and because you're close I'm going to give you a shirt you want to know how you spell okay so no one else can guess unfortunately I'm gonna get this this is how you spell vitalik's middle name d-m-i-t-r-i-y-e-v-i-c-h of course no one was gonna get that uh Leo how is Camp Biddle right okay yeah it was a self-serving compliment for sure for sure great work thank you Leo the second youngest person at Camp title wild come on come out to stage get seal hi this is Richard Leo one of the co-founders of human Finance and you can come back the D5 protocol I was so amazed to come here because last year we we started as a hacker song Here was one of the winners in defect track so this year we came back as a sponsor for we are literally encouraged to see a lot of people join us to build on top of humor we have I don't know more than 10 project teams still in our Hacker House so one thing was really amazing the day before yesterday when I wake up and I walked down the stairs then I found out so many people were lying on the floor and then they were more like all kinds of uh more like boxes or food boxes everywhere at that moment I just walked required in the room for a moment of being a mom so that was very very unique I just feel so inspired by all the builders and congratulations to the 18 teams who made it to the final but I also want to say congratulations to everybody boss who needed to build something meaningful you should you should feel proud for what you have done thank you thank you thank you would you like your shirt amazing all right make your way to the stage please thank you some snowflake salinity um you can find me on Twitter I'm a part of g08.0 I was a console in the mini for this winter run uh for this Dao and I'm running next time I'm looking forward to actually help a small companies to be sponsored by the Dao funny story that happened here that's my first time here but my friend actually launched the game that was available to test during this conference and you could play with zazuki with Apes I was able to test it and it's a good game tester I actually accidentally jailbreak the game I posted about it it got a lot of comments and wanted and wanted but that's like the part of implementation I found great people that I knew online um you know here and was invited to participate in several like coding um learning Curves in the future and I hope to see you in more events and I hope to be here again I was invited here and I'm very grateful for it I'm not an influencer I'm not anybody famous right now so um if you do want to see some of my builds um or self-doxeme my NFC card is activated if you didn't activate yours you should do that because it's awesome way that this actually conference is built I was the first one to actually sell collection in apcoin um yeah and if you own one Acorn you actually can participate in the Dow and it doesn't cost you anything to put the proposal and if you need any help DM me find me and we can go from there all right I'm looking forward supporting you all amazing thank you so much for sharing stage all right guys we don't have a lot of time left so if everyone keep their stories pretty quick like 30 seconds Max we'd appreciate it I'll keep this quick all right let's share your name hey everyone I'm joji I'm part of the intuition team and my crazy story is that we didn't sleep for three days because we were hacking we are the team that was slanging ceramic nodes and we will continue to do so thank you are you okay do you need a nap have you slept yet thank you all right please make your way to the stage a quick announcement if you accidentally grabbed a Walmart bag from the women's restroom on the second floor because it looked like it had some cool shirts that you hoped were yours please bring it back over to the side of the stage because the person it does belong to has their car keys in there so if you accidentally grabbed that Walmart bag I understand mistakes happen it'd be awesome if you brought it back over to the side of the stage here thanks I was gonna drive it Alex middle name because of my Macedonia Roots but they beat me to it so I'll tell you something else uh in a month I'll be 60.

so is there anybody older okay so uh oh um I uh discovered Bitcoin very early I could be accused of not believing in it I have no idea how many Bitcoins I've thrown away that came from basically faucet for free but instead of being better about it I came back to building ethereum ZK and hackathons today with my partner who's not here anymore we built a dual Bridge which is zero knowledge and optimistic at the same time on top of courtesy so we keep on building Something's Gonna Come next despite my biggest regret of throwing away those batteries okay you'll get it back no way [Laughter] there were 70 cents oh no long after that there was 70 cents per Bitcoin all right we're gonna add a new question the new question is what's the biggest L you've ever taken yeah raise your hand if you've taken a giant crypto L and it haunts you every week you lost the wallet with a crypto Punk used to run a Bitcoin mining company the classic hard drive somewhere you're not alone but you are sad like I'm sad with you you know hi everyone my name is Colin Lowenberg I built Boulevard it's an onboarding experience from Instagram directly to ipfs to convert all those web 2 users to web3 that's what we need we need that user experience check it out it's on hackathon Project I want to give a shout out to my co-founder Jeremy Meyer who found me at the very end of the hackathon and said hey I can't submit this and I submitted it for him so I did the least amount of work but he's an amazing guy so Jeremy Meyer great job on Boulevard also big shout out to my homie Billy Lucas from in intuition he's one of my favorite investors and I Look to Him for all the advice in building building Boulevard thank you thank you so much do you want your shirt yeah come on up hello everyone my name is Ray I just came for the T-shirt because I can afford it but anyway I'm really excited to be here so as an agent as a woman I really appreciate the diversity of this event and also I gained a lot I I wrote a lot of notes on my notebook I'm definitely gonna write an article a research about what I gained about all the buzzword about like JK's and dids and like um wallet obstruction stuff so and also I want to show my appreciation to 7x also the biggest like investor for this event they gave us the chance to charge our phone in the main event so that's amazing I suggest every investor to do that so thank you guys very much um wish you guys have a good time thanks thank you hi all um I'm Tom from Manchester um in the UK I came to um East Denver quite impulsively at the last minute and I wasn't really sure what to expect I think um the great thing for me has been how friendly everyone is you can literally kind of talk to anybody and and everyone is happy to chat I don't think I chat to a single person who kind of turned me down or wasn't how Peter just chat about anything um I think the the main example of that for me was at one of the side events chatting to a guy super friendly he introduced himself after a telegram and it turned out to be Rick moo of ifas.js Fame and I know this is kind of weird but I'm a bit of a fanboy for Rick and and he was just super chill and I didn't realize for kind of 20 minutes of the conversation but that's who he was uh he's kind of a big deal I guess and he was super friendly and it wasn't just him and met some some great people in the queue for coffee on the bus all sorts of things so yeah I've had great experience and I just wanted to kind of thank everyone for being sort of so so nice yeah everyone's really nice thank you so much did anyone else get to meet someone over the last few days or a week that you had a giant like industry crush on you're like oh my God it's you for me it's Patrick Collins hey guys uh my name is uh shilon Andrade most people who know me as snap Boogie um I'm the CEO of bits nft um but I want to give a big shout out to Paula Reyna uh she's uh the CEO of audio chain she's been a really great mentor and I really want to give a shout out to uh the CEO of altiverse Scott Kinney because he helped me create the first dance emotes nft in the world uh do you guys want to see what that looks like all right check it out guys give it up for him one more time that was amazing wait take your shirt what incredible wow yeah also come to the stage if you have a talent that you obviously need to show us break dance for sure the whole time I was like do we have insurance but okay wanted to double down for another shirt uh my name is John Stokes uh founder of moonbase.app coming soon uh find me on Twitter at smartcontract underscore so I I lost it all in 2018 and bought a one-way ticket to Africa not really sure exactly how I made it back alive but in the process you know I feel like I gained everything A New Perspective uh I have everything in the world that I need with me on my person right now you know my backpack laptop a shirt uh where where we're going with this new ecosystem you know it's a radical experiment and coordination and this is what this Heath Denver is all about is experimenting with coordination so I want to leave you with this we are the dreamers creating the dreams of tomorrow where future dreamers will get to create the dreams of the future so get to building thank you so much that was beautiful would you do you like a shirt that felt very Willy Wonka of web3 and I loved it thank you I just want everyone know I've got six shirts left so you're gonna get random sizes thank you for understanding well uh this is a crypto event so I have to show something which is my own Twitter handle I am what up Jeff w-h-a-t-u-p-j-e-f-f and I would like my mom to see that I'm on a big stage here and in a big audience here oh yeah hello hi Mom uh so if you could uh yeah a photograph take some pictures and uh tweet me and then maybe even do a 360 of this big audience yeah yeah show his mom how big the audience is and then that'd be super cool um oh yeah hey Mom guys everyone Waits can we wave hi Mom hi Mom wow here would you like a shirt cute yes finally whatever mom wants to be waved at by a crowd thank you welcome and thank you I feel so blessed to be here this this is my first eat Denver um I've been in crypto uh over a decade but I've just really really impressed with the community here and the energy that you guys have and uh I just want to say thank you to everybody here because you guys are awesome and you know um I was really excited about one project that I found here I'm not a part of this project but it really touched me my degree's in International Development wide nation support how to bring them out of poverty uh what this is It's a stable coin where they donate the yield from U.S treasuries to non-profit instead of going to a corporation like Block Rocker or something but anyways it's called glow dollar Glo d-o-l-l-a-r dot org but this amazing project uh but I just love what everybody does here it's like right up awesomeness and so thank you very much to all you guys for continuing the the energy and everything we have here thank you thank you no one wants their shirts it's good we're running out um raise your hand if uh business jargon like okr is kind of annoying to you low-hanging fruit Synergy yeah um so I was talking with one of our Ops folks about the okrs for the community team and I was like how do you measure a community it's not the number of people like if a bunch of people are here that doesn't mean it's a strong Community per se so one of my metrics that we actually have on our official dock is the number of babies that are conceived as a result of each Denver I want you all falling in love like really getting to know each other out here so uh raise your hand if you like our follow your love this time or have fallen in love at a previous September not getting the bonus this year come on hey guys Rick here from open q so I've been participating in hackathons for over 10 years and web 3 has been a very special part of me I've met my co-founder of the hackathon and the story that we like to share is that essentially I'm one of the human beings that has been ripped by the exchanges in the last year and the best experience at Eve Denver was for me to actually use this piece of toilet paper so I don't know if you guys seen it but a certain founder is printed on here so this was certainly satisfying and I would like to have one of these roles if possible raise your hand if you wiped your butt with Sam bankman Freed's face raise your hand if you think this is the best toilet paper you've ever seen in your life Denver can I have this thanks man please give a warm Applause of gratitude to folks for coming up and sharing their experience it takes a lot of Courage more than you think we make it look easy um no that was it yeah everyone can I be the last one I get it no but you can meet me over on the side we've got a few shirts left and you what you don't care about the shirt oh all right hey Buffy how you doing no you don't speak okay all right well the judges have finished deliberating they have picked their top five so here's how the rest of the evening is gonna go we're gonna bring the top five judges they're going to present who their favorite uh project is we have enough time so that way our photographers can get a photo with their judge with the pick and then from there look at that we love developer though here we go so sorry all right so if we could bring back the celebrity judges and then we'll finish this up and then uh we'll go from there so please welcome the judges Buffy you're more than welcome to stay all right gmgm well if I get to be the voice let me tell you that was really hard these projects were incredible this was the spicy yeah it was it was spicy back then we had some Fierce debates we had to go back into the the bill box and figure out where these could they really do that and it was incredible what can we get a round of applause for everyone who was up here because it was amazing I I've judged a lot of these and I've never seen so many applications that were so so great uh so uh for me the the the choice my choice it was really tough but I have to give it to a fund public goods fun PG it's beautiful simple and honestly we've wanted to do it on giveth forever so like go talk to Mitch he's trying to build this uh so thank you so much and I'm cheating and I want to give a special shout out to denoted honorable mention great product [Applause] I think uh teams as you're called You're supposed to come up here and take a picture with your uh your judge who has picked you as number one so fun PG come up on stage and take a picture they're coming hey hey [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] so much thank you I appreciate you all right thank you [Applause] awesome on my angle um I have to give it up for swappy you guys built Something Beautiful easy to use I can really see the applications bringing this into kind of like you know messaging with folks you know someday we're going to integrate this in with like all of the different assistant Technologies so really give it up for swappy guys come up on stage would love to take a photo with you foreign [Applause] this is probably the hardest decision I've had to make in quite some time and multiple times other judges held me back from picking one team over another but it's simply because everyone is just so great and it's fantastic to see so many excellent projects being built here so my Top Choice is um ZK p-o-x so I picked DK poax because that's the one that I think I'm most likely going to use and look into after this hackathon so it's super biased but you know Well Done guys and I want to give honorable mentions to bitcoin Satoshi Vision I think that's a really interesting project and Well Done guys too so well done yeah okay so it was a condition of being up here I really was trying to get it that I would have to wear the bufficorn costume but unfortunately they didn't let me I thought it would be funny when I took it off and everybody was like expecting it to be vitalik and instead he'd be disappointed with me um so I'm tempted to pull an audible but um my choice is uh bizarque I thought like look zero knowledge is the future and it's a really cool little uh you know application so congratulations guys come on up and my honorable mention was inheritable because Wills are a real thing and I think they're super cool and it's like a lot of people have done it but like putting it into production is is awesome so I love that guy too guys they don't want to take a picture with me I understand my wife doesn't either uh they had to leave yeah do it thank you [Applause] okay uh last but not least uh I took a look at the design of of everyone's projects and there are a lot of really well designed projects so my decision definitely was not easy uh but I gotta go with sesame great looking products your your design fits your use case instantly instantly usable by by any consumer today so so well done come on up there they are [Applause] hold it all right how awesome were all those projects and how awesome were our judges all right well that wraps up the bittleathon for 2023 do we have another mic for Derek there we go cool is uh I don't know how to how to I don't want to close this out oh it's it's like after after six months of planning all this Jason and I trauma bonded getting East Denver ready for everyone uh so genuinely if you would like to show a little bit of gratitude for all of the folks been on site the coffee folks the volunteers the sponsors at their booths the venue staff everyone that made it Denver possible it would mean a lot to us a little round of applause for all the folks behind the scenes AV parking all your Uber drivers truly it takes a lot it's a free event we really try to make it accessible for folks and we know there's bumps in the road along the way but we appreciate you all coming out and making it special this was year six year of the spork and we got year of the spork wheel next year near the sporkwell next year and I I don't know if anyone caught John's one slide that was like oh yeah East Denver Europe and Asia anyway we'll talk about that later probably nothing it's like all right that's Alpha I guess yeah Denver Prague and then how awesome was Lea Lamar oh a big shot over Leah do I get a shirt oh Patricio thank you for being a special member of the community everywhere you go shining love if you love Patricio a big warm Round of Applause oh that would not be what it is without him nouns that would not be what it is without him we would not be what we are without Patricio I love you I I think in the in the celebration of like Community I'd be really interested to hear from our like judges as we kind of wrap up what was like the biggest takeaway with the thing that you enjoyed the most about eat Denver 2023. it's always the hackathon for me so many cool projects so much Innovation so many people learning how to build these things in Combined protocols and like you know I kind of like the bounties set up where it's like well yeah I try to combine like these four bounties together and see what you get it's that interoperability and just the hacker Vibe of everything it's just I I live for it it was beautiful for millions of people man like I got to meet so many cool people I got to hear so many cool stories uh especially Tinder and Bumble stories uh so thank you again um but very cool everyone's been so cool everyone's been so welcoming um this was my first one too so uh so thanks for making me feel welcome thank you for me it's always Community Connection like just getting real human finding those opportunities for Builder teams to come together find collaborators make something amazing with each other I feel like these in-person events are so wonderful after a chunk of time where we weren't able to get together in person and I just love the energy that forms in these kind of community Gatherings so thank you so much for organizing it and putting it on this is my first time attending ethanver but I've just in awe of the organization and how many different side events there are so you know the variety and the diversity and how the coke City comes together every Taxi Driver knows about this every restaurant owner knows about this and you know I think that's a fantastic City that and also a fantastic organizers that can make this happen so thank you guys oh tens of thousands of people in in a bear Market this is what Mass adoption looks like y'all thank you all for being here and thank you all for being here this has been Keith Denver 2023 but it's not quiet over yet just because you saw all the amazing stuff in our bittleathon which is as always the core of our community we still have a little bit more we get to unwind together if you stick right here in this room for just a little bit we're going to be having a happy hour with free food and beverage a little clap for the food and beverage team they've been working really hard especially good heart coffee love you all and we're gonna have not one not two not three not four but five different musical artists at least I've had a hard time keeping track of them here for our closing party so if you're excited for the rest of the evening and to stick around and deepen those connections with folks give it up in advance for our musical artists uh and then show a hands is anyone coming to the mountain Retreat afterward just coming up to Breck all right see you all there thank you again this has been eat Denver [Music] incredible