Blockchain technology has imbued digital economies with unique characteristics needed to share value in a trustless manner. However, the security of these new economies, their transactions, and incentives for participation must continually evolve to allow for further adoption and to garner trust in the underlying technology. To assist in this exploration, Blockchain at Berkeley is hosting the Crypto-Economics Security Conference (CESC), a conference that will bring together researchers and practitioners in the blockchain industry to discuss and showcase novel research in this exciting field. More information can be found at the conference website: http://cesc.io/ CESC 2017 Speakers: Zerocash: Addressing bitcoin's privacy problem by Alessandro Chiesa Proofs-of-delay and randomness beacons in Ethereum by Benedikt Bünz On Space-Scare Economy In Blockchain System by Dmitry Meshkov A scalable verification solution for blockchains by Jason Teutsch Scalable and Efficient Distributed Ledgers by Lefteris Kokoris-Kogias Price Manipulation in the bitcoin Ecosystem by Neil Gandal Scalable Bias-Resistant Distributed Randomness by Philipp Jovanovic A Smart Contract for Boardroom Voting with Maximum Voter Privacy by Patrick McCorry On Power Splitting Games in Distributed Computation by Ratul Saha On the Necessity of a Prescribed Block Validity Consensus: Analyzing bitcoin Unlimited Mining Protocol by Ren Zhang Keepers – Workers that Maintain Blockchain Networks By Ryan Zurrer What is a token? – A transaction cost economics approach to the foundations of cryptoeconomics by Sinclair Davidson Escrow Protocols for Cryptocurrencies by Steven Goldfeder Tortoise & Hares Consensus: the Meshcash Framework for Incentive-Compatible, Scalable Cryptocurrencies by Tal Moran Cryptoeconomics in Casper by Vlad Zamfir bitcoin Mining Pools: A Cooperative Game Theoretic Analysis By Yoad Lewenberg FAQs How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please email: cesc2018@blockchain.berkeley.edu Do you provide discounted tickets for students? Yes. In order to receive your name badge at the door, you must follow the instructions below: 1. When purchasing the ticket, you must indicate "Student" under the Company field. 2. You must present a matching and valid Student ID card from your institution which states the issuing date (not earlier than 2014) or your current semester enrollment sticker. **PLEASE NOTE: Only one ticket is available per student. Any student who cannot verify his academic enrollment will lose his non-refundable ticket. What's the refund policy? Up to 30 days before the event. Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Yes, feel free to sell your ticket if you cannot attend. We might be able to help as well to connect you with other buyers. This does not apply for student tickets. Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Yes. This does not apply for student tickets.
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1oz copper bit-coin. Bought it for 99p plus postage.
Not an actual piece of bit-coin money, just a novelty item.
By (Mick Baker)rooster on 2014-01-05 22:17:11
