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Keep Network enables the use of private data on public protocols. They build tBTC and contribute to the threshold, the network merger between Keep and NuCypher. It is a decentralized bridge connecting Bitcoin to the Ethereum network. To take part in DeFi, the customer can use tBTC to securely and anonymously bridge their Bitcoin to Ethereum.

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Coinbase Ventures

Paradigm

Polychain Capital

VC-Funded

Web3

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Sasha Tanase-Luca

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Web3 UXD and UXR (Design & Research) Thesis, Mezo Network

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Driving Innovation in Crypto for 8+ Years | Sales, BD, Growth, Community

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Founder of Primitive Ventures (not active on Linkedin please DM @doveywan on Twitter/Telegram)

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https://github.com/liamzebedee Broad engineering skillset: - frontend (React) - backend (Rust, Next.js, Node.js/Express, Django, Nginx, Go) - distributed systems (networking, RPC, protobufs, replicated state machines) - machine learning - I've built pipelines using LLM's, fine-tuned and trained custom image models, understand prompt engineering, and foundations of ML (deep learning, weights and matrices, Pytorch, etc.) - P2P protocol engineering / smart contract / blockchain - Solidity, EVM, Cairo - cryptography - SNARK's, STARK's, Circom, basics (merkle trees, commitment schemes) - devops - Docker, containerisation, Git, CI pipelines, package management, etc. Paired with: - 10yrs experience in coding/hacking - incredible dedication to written culture - product + branding + design prowess - industrial and resourceful attitude to solving problems

Nikolas Grinkevich

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Blockchain Software Engineer | Web and p2p networks developer | Blockchain enthusiast, investor and entrepreneur

Chris Battenfield

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Head of Product at DV Labs

Antonio Salazar Cardozo

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I've never restricted myself to a single specialization, preferring instead to keep diverse interests within the domain of application development. This has led me from culturing a tremendous expertise in both frontend web technologies (such as CSS and Javascript) and several backend web technologies (including PHP a keen proficiency with Rails and, by subsequent extension, Ruby, and finally Scala and the Lift framework) to breeding a healthy interest in desktop technologies (including using Java to develop desktop applications using Swing, as well as using C++ and Qt as a killer combination for fast desktop application development). My interest in learning... Well... Everything... Has also ensured that I don't sit still in terms of programming languages. While I've nurtured an advanced comprehension of Java, Ruby, and JavaScript through work-related tasks, I haven't let that prevent me from exploring Python or Erlang. I've also developed a good understanding of C++ for desktop application building. And, in spare moments here and there, I have experimented with Lisp, investigated Smalltalk, and played with Io. Most recently, I've taken a headlong dive into the Scala world and developed a large application using the Lift web framework at OpenStudy. In the Open Source world, I have tried to contribute back to those who gave me so much knowledge by producing projects ranging from Quill, a tablet journaling application, to awesome_fields, a Rails plugin to make form creation even more rapid, to Hestia, a Ruby framework for defining and experimenting with ISAs. I've also been an avid contributor to webdesignforums.net, becoming one of its highest reputed members in the last few years In the end, then, my professional goal is to learn and to teach -- learn from others about techniques, technologies, and approaches that I am not yet familiar with, and teach others those techniques, technologies, and approaches that I am familiar with that they are not. Specialties: Architectural design, cross-browser CSS and Javascript over various frameworks, ability to quickly comprehend software development frameworks from desktop to server to browser.