Billy Rennekamp Tendermint vs ICF

09/09/20 • 59 min

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Community, Dogecoin and privacy issues with Josh Lee

This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Josh Lee aka Dogemos. He is a community advocate at Tendermint and the co-founder of Keplr. We talk about communities and chart-driven users. Envision the post-IBC world, interoperability as a state of mind and privacy issues among the most popular messengers in Korea. Oh, and Dogecoin of course!

Tendermint, a core contributor to the Cosmos Network. Building the most powerful tools for distributed networks. Tendermint is the gateway to the Cosmos ecosystem. Building critical infrastructure for open networks, like the Cosmos SDK, Tendermint Core, and Gaia. And leading developer experience by providing best-in-class tools to peer into an ever expanding Cosmos.

Chainapsis is the Korean-based company that is developing Keplt, a Metamask-like broswer extension for Cosmos-SDK based blockchains, that will help for smoother UX with interchain accounts and IBC.

We spoke to Josh Lee about Keplr and:

Tendermint
Keplr
Communities and chart-driven users
The post-IBC world
Interoperability as a state of mind
Privacy issues among the most popular messengers in Korea
Dogecoin

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DNA, funding and tattoo machines with Billy Rennekamp

This episode of the #citizenweb3 podcast features Billy Rennekamp, the grants manager at Interchain Foundation and the founder of Clovers Network. In this episode we discuss ICF’s functions as a vehicle and its role for the greater Cosmos ecosystem. The DLT project we chat about is Clovers Network. We also talk about citizenship in the (not so) distant future, tattoo machines and blockchain DNA.

Interchain Foundation is pushing boundaries on distributed networks and organizations. It's mission is to research, develop, and promote open, decentralized, network technologies like Cosmos, that provide greater sovereignty, security, and sustainability to the world’s communities. With the task to participate in research, development, product, community and social good initiatives which align with the vision and mandate, as well as providing funding towards these projects. Their particular interest is the Cosmos Project, which is unique in its maturity, modularity, and the sovereignty it provides to respective networks.

We spoke to Billy Rennekamp about Clovers Network and: