Anna hosts Adrian Brink, co-founder of Anoma, to talk about the privacy-centric blockchain and its cryptographic innovations such as Validity Predicates and Ferveo
Anna and Tarun chat with Martin Köppelmann, CEO of Gnosis, and discuss the project’s shift from prediction markets into DAO infrastructure tech and solutions for MEV.
Anna and James chat with Elena Nadolinski, founder of Iron Fish and learn about her journey from Ethereum into ZK to build a private-by-default blockchain.
This week, Anna and Tarun chat with Andy Chorlian. Andy shares his journey through DeFi and Maker to NFTs with NBA Top Shot and PleasrDAO, as well as his recent venture Fractional.
Anna and James chat with Antonio Juliano, founder of the dYdX derivatives exchange on Ethereum that recently transitioned to a StarkEx-powered L2 infrastructure.
Anna and James Prestwich chat with Arbitrum’s founders, Ed Felten and Steven Goldfeder, and learn about their Optimistic Rollup architecture.
Anna chats with Alberto Garoffolo from Horizen Labs about their upcoming SNARK-powered Zendoo protocol and Latus sidechain construction.
Ben Jones and Mark Tyneway from Optimism discuss the design and vision of their Optimistic Rollup
In this week’s episode, Anna chats with Zac Williamson and Joe Andrews from Aztec all about their zk-zk-rollup, zk.money, Aztec 2.0 and TurboPLONK.
Anna Rose and Alex Gluchowski from Matter Labs chat about how zkRollups can extend Ethereum’s capabilities with zkEVM and zkPorter.
In today’s episode, Anna and James chat with three representatives of the Cosmos ecosystem – Zaki Manian, Tess Rinearson and Shahan Khatchadourian – to learn all about its recent milestone upgrade, Stargate.
This week, Anna & Tarun take an in-depth look into AMMs with Guillermo Angeris, a PhD student in Stanford who co-authored a number of papers on fundamental AMM properties. His most recent paper deals with privacy in AMMs, effectively demonstrating how superficial attempts at making a private AMM are doomed. But there is hope! And in this conversation, they explore some mitigations that can not only allow for effective use of privacy in AMMs, but could provide benefits from its inclusion.
