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Eleventh and final lecture of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies online course.

For the accompanying textbook, including the free draft version, see: http://bitcoinbook.cs.princeton.edu/

In this lecture:
* The block chain as a vehicle for decentralization
* Routes to decentralization
* What can we decentralize?
* When is decentralization a good idea?

Tenth lecture of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies online course.

For the accompanying textbook, including the free draft version, see: http://bitcoinbook.cs.princeton.edu/

In this lecture:
* Short History of Altcoins
* Interaction between Bitcoin and Altcoins
* Lifecycle of an Altcoin
* Bitcoin-Backed Altcoins, “Side Chains”

Ninth lecture of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies online course.

For the accompanying textbook, including the free draft version, see: http://bitcoinbook.cs.princeton.edu/

In this lecture:
* Bitcoin as an append-only log
* Bitcoins as “smart property”
* Secure multi-party lotteries in Bitcoin
* Bitcoin as randomness source
* Prediction markets & real-world data feeds

Eighth lecture of the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency technologies online course.

For the accompanying textbook, including the free draft version, see: http://bitcoinbook.cs.princeton.edu/

In this lecture:
* Essential Puzzle Requirements
* ASIC Resistant Puzzles
* Proof-of-useful-work
* Nonoutsourceable Puzzles
* Proof-of-Stake

We are lucky to have Austin Griffith join us for our Industry Talk as part of the Blockchain Fundamentals Webinar series. Tune in for more industry talks every Tuesday at 6pm PST

Sign up and find out more about us: https://blockchain.berkeley.edu/courses/fall-2020-fundamentals-webinar/

Austin Griffith is from the Ethereum Foundation and one of the most notable ethereum/web3 devs involved in the community. One of our Co-President's met him at a meetup at SF Blockchain Week 2019 for an early demo of his eth.build platform and was blown away by the ability for users to abstract away the code involved with smart contract development while maintaining the ability to create complex projects using a simple web interface for all beginners.

Sehyun and Alpin on Scaling Blockchain.

Blockchain at Berkeley is offering a free, public version of our popular Blockchain Fundamentals course – which has taught over 160,000 people to date – now with updated content! Come join our live webinars every week from September 17 to November 19!

Lectures are held at 6 PM PST every Thursday.

We are lucky to have Emre Tekisalp join us for our Industry Talk as part of the Blockchain Fundamentals Webinar series. Tune in for more industry talks every Tuesday at 6pm PST

Sign up and find out more about us: https://blockchain.berkeley.edu/courses/fall-2020-fundamentals-webinar/

Emre is the VP of Business Development and Operations at O(1) Labs, the team incubating Mina Protocol. Before O(1) Labs, he spent two years at Coinbase's Business Development team where he led a number of strategic programs during a period when the company grew 10x. Before Coinbase, Emre was a Product Manager at Intel's wearable devices group and a Business Development executive in the company's Turkey and Middle East office. Originally from Istanbul, Turkey, Emre has an MBA degree from Columbia University and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Bogazici University.

Mina Protocol is particularly unique because it uses zk-rollups to create a succinct blockchain that will never grow larger than 28 kilobytes. Last we discuss the need for scalability and Mina Protocol is a pioneer in that domain.