10:00–10:15
Fri 3 JulApplied Trust
A lightning talk on applying trust as a design primitive for communities, public goods, and real-world decentralized systems.
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Club Stage ETHis Lightning Talks
Sessions (19)
10:15–10:30
Fri 3 JulThreshold-homomorphic private voting for the City of Munich
A talk on using threshold encryption and private voting mechanisms to support civic decision-making without exposing individual choices.
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Fri 3 JulPermissionless Fiat-to-Fiat swaps, powered by crypto rails
A talk on how crypto payment rails can enable simpler fiat-to-fiat swaps without forcing users to understand the infrastructure underneath.
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Fri 3 JulHow Stablecoins and QR payments are replacing VISA, MasterCard
A talk on stablecoin payments, QR-based checkout, and why merchant payment flows may shift away from traditional card networks.
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Fri 3 JulEthereum values applied to in real life Hubs
A talk on how Ethereum values can shape physical communities, local hubs, and real-world coordination spaces.
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Fri 3 Jullocal resilience and antifragile systems
Part of the ETHis – Real World Ethereum Showcase track. Full description coming soon.
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Fri 3 JulEthereum-powered Civic Tech
A talk on civic technology experiments that use Ethereum principles to support public participation, local organising, and institutional innovation.
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Fri 3 JulPublic Goods Funding in China: Yes, It Exists
A talk on public goods funding in China, showing how local context, community practice, and Ethereum-aligned mechanisms are already producing results.
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Fri 3 JulA new kind of public infrastructure
A talk on new forms of public digital infrastructure and how Ethereum-aligned institutions can support civic coordination in practice.
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Fri 3 JulDigital Identity is a Human Right
A talk on digital identity as a foundation for access, dignity, and participation, especially as public services and online systems become more automated.
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Fri 3 JulFreedom - a browser for the decentralized web
A talk on Freedom Browser and user-owned digital infrastructure for discovery, access, and coordination across the decentralized web.
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Fri 3 JulTokenization Is Only the First Step: What Builders Get Wrong After Putting Assets Onchain
A talk on why tokenizing assets is not enough, and what builders need to solve next around data, liquidity, compliance, and ongoing asset management.
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Fri 3 JulThe Trust Layer: Why Digital Assets Need a New Insurance Infrastructure
A talk on why insurance may be a missing layer for digital-asset adoption, and how risk transfer can make onchain systems more usable for institutions and users.
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Fri 3 JulLiquifying the illiquid
A talk on how digital assets and tokenization can unlock access, liquidity, and new market structures for traditionally illiquid assets.
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Fri 3 JulBlockchain Cybersecurity Pulse: Practical Defense in the Age of AI
A talk on red teaming AI agents, where security testing has to account for autonomous behaviour, tool use, and fast-changing attack surfaces.
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Fri 3 JulEthereum at the Edge: Trustless Verification for Devices, Wallets, and Real-World Systems
A talk on bringing Ethereum verification closer to devices, wallets, and real-world systems through stateless infrastructure and lightweight trust mechanisms.
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Fri 3 JulOff-Grid DePIN: turning shipping containers into solar-powered nodes
A talk on building off-grid DePIN infrastructure with solar-powered nodes that can extend network coverage beyond conventional data-centre models.
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Fri 3 JulBits, Atoms, and Antennas: Scaling DePin in Emerging Markets
A talk on scaling DePIN in emerging markets through wireless networks, physical devices, and infrastructure designed for local constraints.
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Fri 3 JulSwarm Oracle: Trustless Self-organization in Robot Swarms
A talk on Swarm Oracle and how robot swarms can coordinate, verify state, and self-organise without relying on centralized control.
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