
Privacy, Silk and Encryption with Carter Woetzel
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This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Carter Woetzel, Lead researcher & economist for Shade Protocol, an app for private DeFi.
Shade Protocol is an array of connected privacy-preserving DeFi applications built on Secret Network - all accruing value back to SHD ("shade"), the treasury, and governance token.
We spoke to Carter Woetzel about Shade Protocol and:
- Carter's book, "Building Confidence in Blockchain"
- Privacy on the blockchain
- Bringing privacy to smart contracts
- Auditability, for regulators
- How do we get people to trust blockchain
- How trust in the technology is crucial for adoption by users and financial institutions
- Simplifying or solving the gas token
- Futuristic currencies
- Non traditional stable coins
- Sustainability in protocol development
- Blockchain at the moment is an experiment
- Privacy issues with Intel
- Our perception of time in blockchain
- Homeomorphic Encryption as a solution to encryption
- Why removing the middlemen is always in our best interest
- Motivation
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Special Guest: Carter Woetzel.
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