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▶ 26:50 Richard Craib Um, so yeah, it would be quite cool if we had, could have on our website, here's an Ethereum address, or all you have to do is send money to this address and you'll be in our fund.

▶ 1:43 Joe Lubin Um, in 2012, lots of different people around the world, uh, felt that, like, that this new trust architecture, uh, should probably be applied to, uh, virtually everything that we build, uh, in software, and, uh, so, um, a lot of different… 5 times in the scene
▶ 16:34 Joe Lubin Or a decentralized exchange, and you can link that into layer one, so that any digitally valuable elements that are in the system can be pulled into Ethereum, into layer one, and so maybe it's a digital sword that you pull out of one game,… 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:51 Matt Turck So there were some very important announcements, um, that were made by the SEC specifically for Ethereum. 2 times in the scene
▶ 28:04 unnamed speaker So yes, smart contract stood, ah, stood up with any litigation with respect to any application which was developed on Ethereum-based platform using smart contracts, but there was some litigation which contested its validity.
▶ 30:38 Joe Lubin and it's growing exponentially, uh, by any measure, and I'm, I'm talking about the Ethereum ecosystem. 4 times in the scene

▶ 0:08 Ajay Kulkarni Uh, hi, my name is Ajay, co-founder and CEO of Timescale, and I just want to start by saying that, um, I can see the Ethereum crowd is leaving the room, that's great, ok.

▶ 24:33 Chris Dixon And, uh, um, uh, anyway, so what, but then, so what happened is tech companies then moved up the stack into services, so Microsoft's a services company, Adobe, you know, obviously Google and Facebook are, and now, um, developers have…
▶ 29:15 Chris Dixon Um, and so, you, you got this, so you basically, because it was open, and because everyone kind of worked together, you got better software, and the same idea happens with these crypto networks, where, you know, you have all these people… 3 times in the scene
▶ 35:48 Chris Dixon There's a scalability problem, so a lot of these networks just don't scale very well, like Ethereum, you know, can handle 1.2 million transactions a day, which is not web scale.
▶ 43:14 Chris Dixon and I think that process can be things like, like we were talking about VR, it can be kind of Moore's Law type things, where things are just getting better and better, or it can be, I think the thing I like to focus on is what I call kind…
▶ 48:00 Chris Dixon Um, well, I think, you know, it's, to some extent, it's, it's happened a little, I mean, it has happened to some extent, in the sense that, um, I remember when Bitcoin was sort of starting off in 2013 and 14, all the entrepreneurs would… 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:00:32 unnamed speaker Um, so with respect to the standards that are at the Bitcoin, Ethereum, 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:56 Jonathan Levin Um, they're, you know, you download the Bitcoin client, you now have all the data, you download Litecoin, you then run an Ethereum node, and if it doesn't crash on you, then you, you, you have all the data.

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