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• 1:06:17 Discussion Chess-game architecture and escrow Pedro Lucas We could talk about high scores for lack of a better word, score records. We could talk about identity for the users. So they need to have some sort of identity. Could be just their wallet. But we always we're always going to have the same problem. And that's why I wanted to go over like your proble identity
• 1:17:09 Concepts Namespaces and decentralised identity Pedro Lucas So a standard on a certain technology is usually given one of those numbers. And so here, in terms of identity, we have Nostr approval proposal 05, which is very, very, very elegant for me because it leverages a bit the fact that entities, you know, usually have a domain. We have 45b.io. And instead identity
• 1:30:33 Concepts Game moves, scaling and future sessions Pedro Lucas And, you know, so let me just wrap up in terms of what we we said we were going to deconstruct business models. And I think what we've done today was basically deconstruct the business model for Ada Handle, right? So they're a business on Cardano and they're doing what we discussed. So let's drop th business · use case
• 55:53 TLDR Blockchain application stack Pedro Lucas So it's composing transactions, it's composing the datums and the redeemers for the things going in and out of smart contracts. Here, as a service on the side, so in the same way you can use existing tokens, you can also use existing identity providers that are going to mint tokens for you, that are identity
• 59:32 Discussion Chess-game architecture and escrow Pedro Lucas So the exercise we were doing, Amir, was already the application or the idea that Priange was bringing forward about doing a chess game. And we were saying what functionally and contextually what the app is. But now that we've covered this kind of refresh on how Web3 apps can be built, we are in a b identity
• 1:13:21 Discussion Namespaces and decentralised identity Amiar (gekkido) Yeah. Even today, I was writing an article. I published it today, and I will share it on the Discord of 45b. It's not specifically about namespaces. It's more about discovery, content discovery. And I talk about IPFS because to me, when I think about Web3, I just I don't think just about blockchain. identity

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• 1:07:42 Discussion Next Session Timing Pedro Lucas Probably with the first one you're going to have costs. Probably with the second one you're going to have more responsibility. Like here you pay someone to handle all the complexity and you use it as a service. And here you need to pay your cto, your technical engineer or technical. Yeah, to run the business · identity
• 1:04:10 Discussion Planned Technical Review Pedro Lucas Yeah, yeah. So this is the selective privacy type of thing. You can prove it in and not show everything. What else? What else is in the toolkit for things that you can use in Web3 Digital Identity? Digital Identity. We can incorporate it in your Web3 application, both as a product, if you're a digit identity
• 55:52 Session On-Chain Metadata Use Cases Pedro Lucas Okay. So that in some applications can make a difference. I can. We had a learner in a previous cohort that was doing agriculture records. So he ran a vineyard that produces wine. They need to prove that they treated the wine, the, the vineyard with certain products in certain amounts and etc. agriculture

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• 34:59 Extended Web3 Business Models Pedro Lucas So now that we have means to collect by the minute instead of by the month, now that we have the means for a digital identity and to create digital objects and all that, how does that create things that we can use in our business model? For example, referral discounts you could do based on proof or. business · identity
• 7:02 TLDR User-Data Minimization Pedro Lucas Okay, so even the way we write front end and back end code, if you want to be respectful of the web3 culture, you will probably just keep your phone without much information, your back end, you don't store emails for your users or something like that if you want to keep it. Like the wallet is the pe identity
• 19:21 Discussion Smart-Contract Abstraction: Marlowe, TX3, Aiken, Plutus Pedro Lucas They're pure code and it's code that in the end is being converted to Haskell language to be put on the blockchain. So it's quite what we call low level in it, which is like machine level code. Okay, so that's the smart contracts bit. Guys, I really wanted someone to open your mic and give me some f identity
• 41:09 Session Web3 Business Models Pedro Lucas We could add more things here, but these are some things maybe if we look the goal of these sessions is that we start seeing a parallel between the technical components that were used. Okay. So my solution has digital identity. That makes it easier for referral discounts. Or something like that. identity
• 58:06 Session Minting And Evolving Assets Pedro Lucas Here again we have the digital identities that we spoke about yesterday. So it can be issued an identity that then people will recognize. Anonymous data. I'm curious, I'm just going to have a look at this, see if it's using zero knowledge or something like that. identity
• 1:15:07 Extended Technical Depth And Practical Demonstrations Pedro Lucas Okay. I think one of the challenges I have is that I would like to be able to say, if you want to try Hydra, use this app. If you want to try digital identity, use that app. But sadly on Cardano currently, I don't have many examples of this and I've even thought of creating, you know, proof of conce identity

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• 1:22:17 Extended Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting Amiar (gekkido) This is just to me, I'm pretty sure it's not very you. Not everyone will identify with this, but I like the one auditing blockchain based financial data with verifiable identity of Grant Thornton. Why? identity · use case
• 42:41 Discussion Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access Pedro Lucas Because today we're. We're here, right? Oh, no, today. Sorry. Yeah, this is just. I was reading it as if it was my time. Okay, let's move on to this. So like I explained in the other sessions, we have a browser extension that's here and we're going to be browsing websites. This is my identity. I als identity
• 44:50 Concepts Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access Pedro Lucas I'm sorry,. Thanks for pointing this out. I keep jumping around and I would. I was going to the other screen for a bit, then I stopped sharing. What I was saying is. So I was talking about this,. This. Window, it is my display window where I have a dummy pre production wallet. So this is like just a identity
• 1:08:45 Extended Cardano applications and use cases Pedro Lucas Because like wine tracking, you know, there was a company in Georgia that was doing the tracking of the supply chain of their wine on the blockchain and you don't, you're not necessarily even competing with them if you create this kind of solution for a company in your country. Correct. Guys, I feel supply chain
• 1:44:56 Discussion Web3 product framework and future curriculum Pedro Lucas Is like what's the business area that already exists. This means,. See subject matter, expertise. Okay. If you're, you need to be a specialist or you need to master some kind of business like wine or something like that, so that you can then create a web3 project on top of it or even gaming or somet business · industry

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• 38:01 Concepts Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas So this little address that I see when I do receive, it's not my name, it's just as gibberish. That's random. And so that's like a pseudonymous. And it is not generated by the bank or maintained by the bank. It is our seed secret words, our seed phrase is our identity that's private to us. But the b identity
• 1:13:49 Extended Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications Chinyere Uchendu So it will also be nice. Right. For instance, maybe in you can give us maybe like one use case, maybe using African business, you know, because if we are going to be adopting Cardano and all that in Africa or in Nigeria, there is need for me, right. To be able to say okay, your business can do this business · use case

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• 36:32 TLDR Web3 Technical Components Pedro Lucas And now if we just look from more, from a more functional side, but still understanding the structures or the pieces of data that are being handled or the possibilities of things to do with this technology. You have front end and background code and back end code, you have oracles, you have smart co identity

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• 1:38:37 Discussion AI Orchestrators and Cardano AI Initiatives Pedro Lucas So that's what 402 is and it is very relevant for AI because it allows agents, I was going to say bots to receive that request for payment, decide if they want to pay and get on with it. Do this payment and you can see there, you know, normal payments, it's the standard 402 behavior. Cardano 402 is identity
• 1:01:41 TLDR Onboard Ninja Token Liquidity and Campaign Setup Pedro Lucas So, yeah, I was having a discussion this morning with the Enterprise and Government Adoption working group where, yeah, I was making this point as well. Salespeople that are working on business development on Cardano, they need to understand at least what a token is, what a fungible token or non fun adoption · business · enterprise

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• 47:58 Discussion Onboard Ninja Tool Demonstration and Feedback Pedro Lucas Yeah, you're right. But it's. I don't know, I think it's really just something that they didn't think so much about because I'm not sure, maybe it's because it could be have to do with them not being live for now. But I can tell you this is done by Adam Dean, who is very well known on Cardano and he identity
• 1:08:23 Discussion Technical Walkthrough and Token Identification Pedro Lucas Yeah. So, asset name. Sorry guys, I'm getting a bit too technical here. Maybe I'll prepare a better demo for you guys with all of these little variations. Because all these little particles sort of depend on each other. And that's why I'm thinking when this one is so big and the previous one was so use case

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• 21:19 Extended Scheduling and availability Pedro Lucas Often even bureaucratically, if you have a company and there's four owners of the company, at least two or three of them need to sign some paper for something to be done in the company. It's this, this kind of use case that we're servicing here with multi sign, multi signature accounts. Okay, let's, use case
• 42:43 Full Transactions, signatures, and fees Pedro Lucas Yeah, yeah, yeah. In the future if, if, you know, bitcoin goes to a zillion and. And yeah, so usually you can. You can do a transaction for around like, I don't know, 15 cents of a dollar or something like that. And there's maybe there's a glitch here. It's odd that it's about the same. I can show y identity

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• 50:13 Discussion Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas And we have ada, like I've seen, I've said before, and we can have eventually Apple stock. We are going to have real world assets. Like real world assets. This is a loaded term though. Does anyone know what this one means when I say it's just a token? Why, why is it a real world asset if it's still real world asset
• 52:29 Concepts Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Apple stock already has like one characteristic because Apple stock is sort of like a real world asset as well, because it is backed by Apple. You know, you can't buy if Apple eventually puts their stock tokenized on the blockchain. It's going to be a token. Exactly as any kind of scam coin. So I ca real world asset

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• 26:22 Extended Gimbal Labs Updates and Workshop Collaboration Newman Lanier You can see all the projects we built. I'm so proud of this. We created 20 projects and 21 feedback sessions on those products and all these different things. Like this is Tixano by our friend Gideon, you know, and it's just great, great use case stuff. You know, it was 12 weeks of building. They po use case

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• 13:10 Concepts Digital collectibles and wallets Pedro Lucas Okay. I'm going to reduce it a bit. One thing that's not necessarily one more use case. But that's important for you to grow a bit. Your abilities in Cardano is to start using different kinds of devices. So get your seed phrase from your computer and import it into Vesper as well on the phone or vic use case

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• 1:08:27 Concepts Web3 Product Framework Pedro Lucas How are you going to build a Web3 product? You're going to need, for example, from the technical side to choose your building blocks. Which are the technologies that technology components. You know what I'm talking about? We just had a session on this like two days ago or something. So it's these th identity

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• 1:07:24 Discussion Future workshop structure and application analysis Pedro Lucas Ideally we would mature this so that we can say okay, let's reverse engineer and understand book IO in this matrix. What's their business model? What's their legal framing or complex complexity? What's their technical framing and complexity? And like what I added here just as an extra was like this business · industry