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Catalyst Countdown: Powered by $ZEKE
Recorded: Dec. 12, 2024 Duration: 1:03:01Space Recording
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Hey, everyone. Can you hear me?
Yes. Awesome.
Hey, everyone.
We'll give it a couple of minutes for the speakers to join.
I think Sean is there as well.
Oh, fun to see so many familiar faces.
Hi, everyone.
Good morning from Germany.
Hello, Tim.
Just want to say thanks for setting this up and organizing it for Fire with the Team.
Welcome.
Yeah, we're definitely not unique in setting up a catalyst space, but there are so many projects
and everybody's trying to get attention on their proposals.
So we thought it was a nice idea to give it a try.
Absolutely.
Yeah, it's always fun to have conversations with fun gents from the community.
I have an entrepreneur coming in my house.
I have to open the door.
Give me a second.
Hello, everyone.
Mitch will be on profile and just testing.
D-Day.
Yeah, one hour left for voting.
I don't know if somebody knows the tool, but I saw some projects yesterday posting on X about how many votes they already got.
I didn't know that existed.
You couldn't see how much ADA is behind the votes that they got, but you could see how many people already voted for your proposal.
If somebody knows that link happened.
Yeah, that's blockchain.
That's blockchain.
You have to dive a little bit deeper, but then you have all the information on the blockchain.
So it's possible to see it.
And our CTO told us also already he can see lots of things, but I said, okay, don't tell me.
I like to go ahead and, you know, know nothing and just work and get the best out of it.
So I like the time of Catalyst.
It's a very intensive time.
You meet a lot of people.
You talk to a lot of people.
So I think we should play the game, you know, and not know too much before us.
Be strategic and upvote, downvote, you know.
I'm a fan of upvoting only, but let's see how this Catalyst round is and how next will be.
I like it a lot.
Yeah, I'm also curious always for just a decision to look through the list to see if you get funded.
At Profiler, we've been funded, I think, a dozen, literally a dozen times over the last funds.
I think from fund five to fund 12 or something, we got lucky, quote unquote, so many times.
Or we have this kind of great ADA whale manufacturer.
I don't know about that.
But it's a bit of a black box that this Catalyst voting will have.
We'll talk about it in more detail afterwards.
But maybe I'll kick off the space.
So thank you, Tim from IMX, James from Unbox, Sean from Profiler,
Yoram from Andamio and many other projects known in the space.
And Bruce from Partizia.
Thanks for being here.
Here, everybody knows the setup.
So Catalyst voting is ending in less than an hour.
And this space is just to have a chat.
I would love to hear a little bit about your Catalyst proposals and then maybe in detail about one proposal.
And give the community a bit of information about your company and what you're doing with this proposal.
In the hope that there's people who didn't vote yet, who can still vote during the last hour and who will then quickly go through the Catalyst voting app, find your proposal from IMX, Unbox, Profiler, Andamio or Partizia and then vote again if they didn't do that yet.
So maybe I'll quickly go around the table or I'll give everybody 30 seconds or a minute to just present themselves and present your project.
The first one that I'm seeing here is Yoram.
Hi, Yoram.
You're calling in from Argentina.
Yes.
Good morning.
7 a.m. in Argentina.
I came to the Constitution week and then stayed here.
Amazing place.
So I'm actually on vacation now with my son.
But yeah, I guess vacation starts today.
Thanks for taking the time.
You want me to start and introduce?
Yeah, just introduce yourself a little bit and the projects you're working on and then we'll go around the table.
And then when everybody is introduced, we'll go detailed into everybody's project.
Perfect.
Perfect.
Thank you for making the space.
Great being here with everyone.
So my name is Yoram.
I'm based in Geneva.
And in the last time on Cardano, over four years already, very active in two main areas today.
One is with Andamio, which is a learn-to-work platform built on Cardano with a lot of on-chain activities and so on.
And the second part is onboarding companies to the ecosystem.
Very active on that.
And in this fund, I supported and helped kind of around 40 different projects, which is, I don't know, how did I get to that?
And with some non-brands, helping them with partnership, onboarding, focus the proposal, collaboration.
Yeah, that's a lot of my focus.
And yeah, happy then to share one of the main proposals I really vote for and hope it will get funded.
Thanks, Yoram.
The next one on my screen is James.
James from Unbox.
Welcome to the space.
Hi, guys.
Thank you very much.
Hi, Ron.
I'm James.
I'm the chief product officer of Unbox.
In short, Unbox, we have built a protocol that allow basically anyone to create smart tokens, which essentially is an extension of tokenization and tokens, as we know it, but allows you to do a lot more cool things, whether that's conditional spending, earning, receiving, soul-bound tokens.
So we're hoping that our protocol and our platform opens the doors for a lot more use cases on Cardano.
And that's also what we kind of focused a lot of our Catalyst proposals on this time around as well.
So I'm with Profiler, UNHCR, a cool batteries one that I'll talk about because that's kind of picking up steam a little bit as well.
But super excited.
And thanks for creating the space.
Great, great.
Great, great.
Glad for having you here.
Hey, Sean, I see you as the next one on the screen.
I know you, of course, but present yourself, please.
Hey, everybody.
It's Sean Jensen, co-founder with Luke and Michiel for Profiler and the product guy.
Profiler, we're building the future of privacy and digital relationships on Cardano.
And we're proud today to talk about a different proposal with Emmer.
So thank you for being here.
Thanks, Sean.
Hey, Tim.
IMX, in short.
Yeah, hello.
I'm Tim, one of the co-founders of IMX, which is a simple onboarding company to tell in a nutshell and around.
This onboarding solution we developed, we built some, we call it satellites internally, which are own companies or joint ventures.
But I will just talk about one of our most important proposals, which we did together with BeginWallet, where IMX owns some shares.
We also founded DocuFight.com, which is now an independent satellite, which we really love, you know, to build something up and give it out to another CEO and another.
So new team members, that was something I really love.
And we're very successful with the DocuFight tool.
This is, yeah.
So in a nutshell, that's me.
Thanks, Tim.
And now, last but not least, Bruce from Partizia.
Yeah, hi, everyone.
First of all, thanks for the setup and the call today.
I really appreciate the ability to set this up very quickly.
My name is Bruce, I'm the chief of staff at Partizia Blockchain Foundation.
We are actually a layer one that focuses on multi-party computation.
We have a customizable multi-party computation, smart contract language, which enables custody of your own data.
Just like how Bitcoin enables custody of assets, what we enable is the custody of your own data.
So I know in the beginning of the conversation, we talked a little bit about the Catalyst Fund voting results and the fact that because it's all on chain, you can see, even before the voting has concluded, what the results are currently.
And in many ways, you know, we believe that enabling privacy, enabling the ability to obfuscate these kinds of information actually brings a much more ethical solution to the table.
So as an example, if these votes are already visible and unchained, it creates biases for people to say, oh, you know what?
This project has a lot of votes.
It must be a great project to vote on.
So I'm going to go vote for that as an example.
And it also exposes who voted for what, which also creates certain challenges, especially when there's a lot of money involved.
So we bring this technology to the table and it complements things like zero-knowledge proof that Midnight brings to Cardano.
Midnight brings zero-knowledge proof to Cardano.
What we are proposing is to bring multi-party computation to the Cardano ecosystem through this proposal, where the multi-party computation technology can be used as a service to all the builders that are building in Cardano.
Thank you for the introduction.
Thank you for the introduction.
Yeah, yeah, indeed.
Privacy on blockchain, seeing how many votes there are.
We, of course, know that not every vote is the same.
One vote can be one ADA.
One vote can be 180 million ADA.
We'll talk about that later after everybody had a little bit of time to present their proposal.
So now for those who are listening, for the speakers, I would suggest that when you pitch your project in five minutes, that you first start with the full name of your project so that we can find it in the Catalyst voting app.
And then just give us five minutes in short, layman's terms, what you're building or what you're proposing to build in Fund 13.
I'll do the same tour and start with Joram.
Joram, you can mention multiple names from multiple projects so that people can vote for them all.
But if you deep dive, just choose the one you like the most or the one you think has the most impact.
Perfect.
Perfect.
Thank you again.
So the best to know about the projects of all the projects that comes through Andamio is the best to go to Andamio.io.
And you can see all the projects.
They are divided into two types of projects.
One is very highly technical projects.
We have very strong tech team, including Jingles from Mesh and James from Gimbal Labs and Mix and many others.
And we build very strong technology infrastructure for Cardano.
And that's one part.
And the second part, which is more my passion, obviously, is the connecting this technology to onboard great companies to Cardano.
And you have three companies that we onboarded in this round.
One is the Barcelona Football Club that was, just to Bruce coming before, was the one that was most voted last time, but it didn't go through.
But then we can talk about it later.
So they are coming again with a smaller budget, originally, and much more focused proposal with one million on-chain transactions.
The second one is Goodwall, which is a network of three million youths, also coming with great proposal.
And the third one, which I will focus on, is Syngenta.
And you can look on the voting app for Syngenta agriculture.
And this is basically something that brought me to Cardano and to blockchain four years ago,
which is we are building a satellite oracle on the blockchain, basically,
that's enabled to use super-resolution satellite images at a very low price and connect it to many, many use cases.
And this proposal gives an example of one use case like that.
So we are partnered with a multi-billion dollar company called Syngenta,
which is one of the world-leading seed suppliers for farmers around the world,
with tens of millions of farmers and 50,000 employees, really, really huge company.
And we choose a use case with two million farmers in India.
They have a project in India where they work with 20,000 agri-entrepreneurs, each work with 100 farmers.
And basically, we are building a satellite oracle that enables them to create for each one of these farmers land borders and land production
that can be connected into different dApps.
One dApp is, for example, can be for microfinance, improving all the microfinance supply chain,
microinsurance, even connecting to a solution like FIDA finance on Cardano.
Land ownership, right, like connecting to Landano friends and so on,
or to Zengate for supply chain, transparency supply chain.
So it really can create hundreds of dApps that can connect you to this information.
This use case already will have a huge on-chain transaction we are creating.
We are starting with 100,000 farmers, 100,000 wallets, 100,000 NFTs,
and on-chain transactions through the oracle.
The oracle is going to be built by our friend Anastasia Labs,
and in collaboration with the infrastructure of NFT of NMaker.
And, yeah, and it's going to be an open source, which is also massive.
So we want, and we really believe that this use case and technology we are building can enable, you know,
hundreds of dApps eventually on Cardano, you know, changing complete industries,
the way they work, making it more efficient.
This specific project aims to empower, finally, the farmer.
The farmers will own their data, and we believe it can result in increasing by 100% the farmer's net profit.
Anyone that knows agriculture supply chains knows that the farmers that produce our food actually are in a kind of poverty cycle,
and we want to try and change that to this solution.
It's a really, really exciting proposal.
Again, that's what brought me to blockchain four years ago, so it's kind of a dream proposal for me.
We are working anyway on this technology, so smaller proposals already,
that we are already using and doing satellite NFTs on Cardano with smaller proposals,
so we can check them out.
But this one is really taking it to the next step.
It will be Syngenta works in collaboration with the Indian government,
and, yeah, it will just a world brand that will take it also to many other locations.
So, yeah, I can talk about this for hours, but, yeah.
That was a very clear summary.
And just for my information, this is under the Cardano Partners Enterprise R&D,
or the growth and acceleration?
So, it's in the Cardano Partners Enterprise.
One thing that is important to mention, Syngenta is not taking any money or hardly taking any money to themselves
and actually putting in kind, you know, all the work they are doing is not financed by the ecosystem.
So, they finance it themselves using other infrastructure and so on.
So, most of the funding is going, actually, to building the Oracle, you know, the NFTs, the 100,000 NFTs and all of that.
Most of the funding goes to that and not to the Syngenta team.
So, for those listening, it's pinned above, so the Andamio platform, X account,
and there you can see the Syngenta agriculture insight and earth observation data.
So, maybe if you search for Andamio in the app, you might not find it.
So, look for Syngenta.
Yeah, Syngenta or, yeah, Anastasia Labs.
Syngenta will be the best.
So, that's why, yeah, Syngenta basically will be the best.
Okay, thanks, Jerem.
That was very clear.
I'm definitely going to have a look at the proposal.
Put some mini voting power behind it,
but I will already congratulate you on the Cardano Foundation support,
which will, of course, be very much more impactful
than my small amount of voting power.
But still, you'll have it.
And last comment on that.
Hopefully, you can also go to DabCentral anyway
to look and see the video interview about that.
I think it's interesting to see it anyway
because it's really fascinating technology
and anyway, we'll try to do it.
But, yeah, thank you.
Great.
Next story in line is James.
James, tell me about the Unbox proposals
and then maybe deep dive into one that you'll like the most.
Yeah, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Cool.
So, yeah, we have a few proposals out there for this fund.
One that's kind of picking up speed recently
that I want to highlight
is in the Cardano Partners Enterprise R&D category
and the short name for it is Unbox Smart Battery Passports.
Going a bit deeper into that of what that's about,
I want to tell a bit more about kind of Unbox and what we do.
So I touched on it a little bit earlier,
but we create what we call smart tokens.
And it's kind of picking up steam a little bit.
I don't know if those that listen to one of Charles' YouTube videos
on tokenization,
but he spoke about kind of having programmable or tokens
or smart assets in themselves.
And that's kind of what Unbox has been building the last four years.
We saw a need for an advanced level of tokenization
that has kind of conditional and programmability.
Charles called it like being able to seize and freeze.
We call it more the programmable side.
So having conditions within your tokens that they can,
and your assets where they represent something fungible
or non-fungible like a battery in this case
for our catalyst proposal being able to create an ecosystem
where the assets have their own embedded values.
So if that's the transfer of assets to battery recyclers,
the creation, the correct disposal in this battery case,
or that's even for like identity and stuff that Profile is doing,
having like soulbound tokens and token gating and access levels.
We really think that's going to pick up in 2025.
And kind of we've been building the last four years towards that.
And not only building the tools so others can do it
and we can apply in different areas like this battery proposal,
but also creating a kind of platform for the community.
So before the end of the year,
we're going to be releasing a community edition on pre-prod
where anyone can essentially go and create their own,
what we call smart tokens,
and use them in their projects and applications.
So stuff like token gating, soulbound,
conditional spend, conditional receive.
And then we have a lot more of our protocol
that will slowly open up to the community
that we've already kind of been using
throughout the last four years as well.
But our batteries case that we have been pushing
currently on Catalyst at the moment is super exciting.
We're working with Enesis,
which is one of the largest industrial battery manufacturers
in the world based in the US,
working with the Battery Innovation Center,
which is kind of a think tank
that has a lot of access to the market
and what's a really exciting application of our smart tokens.
So we can create assets and an ecosystem
where the assets can kind of, to use simple language,
go out in the world
and behave themselves accordingly as they're designed to.
So that's from creation, recycling, transfer, regulation as well.
Regulation for the EU regulation as well,
the US coming up in 2026.
We've already created a proof of concept for that
with BIC and Enesis throughout 2024, essentially.
But this is our chance to really step it up
and we think it'll be really exciting
for the Cardano ecosystem as well as our platform
and as well as what we want to open up
to the community as well to start using it.
So all our Catalyst proposals
have an element of our smart tokens,
but I think this is quite an interesting one
and a cool one that should bring some nice visibility
to the Cardano ecosystem
as well as one that seems to be spoken about
in terms of the next level of tokenization,
how I frame it in the community as well.
Thanks, James.
That was very clear.
For those who don't follow Unbox yet,
it's Unbox underscore Universe on X.
And then if you look in the Cardano Partners Enterprise R&D,
just search for Unbox Smart Battery Passport
and then you'll find it, the large proposal.
Okay, great.
You definitely also have my vote,
but you already had that before you pitched
the Fund 13 proposal.
So next one in line is Sean.
Sean, do you want to quickly mention
what we're doing with Amr?
Yeah, thanks, Michiel.
So yeah, we've partnered with Amr Capital
or Amr Group in Switzerland.
they're actually an interesting payments company.
They're a regulated entity in Switzerland
and they're trying to unlock the potential
of compliant crypto payments for businesses and people.
But the founder was ex-Telegram
and has implemented some very deep integration
into Telegram for payments.
And what excited Profiler is that,
you know, the number one thing we need
in the ecosystem is adoption
by millions and millions of users,
but also simpler payments
to stimulate volume of trading
and ease of access of using ADA
and our Zeek token.
So the project we put forward
is enabling a billion Telegram users
to make ADA payments,
transferring cash, you know,
ADA to each other through a message.
I've done it myself
and it's super simple.
It literally takes a couple of minutes to set up
and you could be sending ADA to each other
through messages linked to the Amr wallet.
And also they've got a great feature
which allows businesses
to actually generate invoices very simply
and get paid in ADA
or one of the other cryptocurrencies
that the Amr wallet supports,
which it does support multiples.
They've already onboarded
several other cryptocurrencies,
but not ADA yet.
And the project's aim
is to onboard ADA and Cardano
onto the Amr platform
so that we can have
this awesome capability,
I think, of being able
to simply send ADA to each other
across a message linked to a wallet.
The other benefits for Profiler
and for the community
is in our use case,
we're making payments
to people in our Cardano native token
called Zeek.
This is a reminder in Profiler,
you build a profile of yourself.
You then lease that data to brands
so that they can target you
with products and services.
Our first use case is advertising,
but in the future,
we're looking at healthcare
and other sectors
where it's an exchange of information.
And to do that,
brands will pay for data
in fiat currency,
they'll pay for advertising
in fiat currency,
but between 50% and 80%,
depending on the quality
of your profile data
and the quality of your attention,
between 50% and 80%
of all revenues
flowing through Profiler
will be paid out
to the individual
in the Zeek token.
So we saw it
as a great opportunity
to empower our own users,
but also the whole Cardano community
if there was a simpler tool set,
a wallet in this case,
a partner who can allow
for these easy transfers
of Zeek tokens,
but also ADA tokens.
So it's an interesting project
for us, for sure,
because I think it not only helps Profiler,
but it also significantly helps
the community.
And the scope of the project
was to onboard Cardano
into the AMR ecosystem.
As mentioned,
there's many other companies
that they currently work with.
Also, I don't know
if it's publicly announced yet,
but they've secured
the crypto payments rights
from a very large sports car
manufacturer in Europe
to be able to purchase cars
using their wallet.
So it's something
that is coming fast.
In one of our earlier spaces,
we spoke about wallets
and the maturity
in the ecosystem.
I think there will continue
to be many options
for users,
but I think the ones
that progress faster
in integrating
into messaging ecosystems,
into other platforms,
will get faster adoption.
And that was the project's scope.
So you can find it
under Cardano use cases product.
This team behind AMR
is very well established,
very well respected in the industry
and here in Switzerland.
And we believe it will be
of exceptional benefit
to Cardano
to be able to access
a billion people
and give them the ability
to quickly transfer
ADA and Zeek tokens.
That's a summary
of the project, Michiel.
Thank you, Sean, for that.
So yeah,
if you search on
either profile on AMR
and then under
Cardano use cases product,
you'll find that one.
Next one in line
is Tim from IMX.
Definitely an OG
in the community
and probably not
your first catalyst proposal.
Interested to hear more
about your Fund 13 pipeline.
Thanks a lot.
I don't see myself
as an OG,
perhaps an old guy.
Yes, that's true.
But not an OG
like others.
But yeah,
thanks for the stage.
And I'd just like to say,
yes,
what Sean said,
it's very important
that we're looking
for a lot of adoption
and how we can adopt
and bring more people
to Cardano
and using Cardano
as an infrastructure
without perhaps
even knowing it.
So we teamed up
with BeginWallet
like I informed
in the beginning.
And since two years,
I'm working
with Salto Systems
or around two years,
one half year.
Salto Systems
is the work market leader
in assessment management
via clouds.
Back in the days,
people laughed about them.
Access in a cloud,
very unsecure.
Now they're
work market leader
and they work
with Hyatt,
WeWork,
Hilton,
Intercontinental,
so a lot of hotels,
but also football stadiums,
universities,
where you use
your mobile phone
to access.
So what we do
with IMX,
we onboard
to DeFi platforms
of financial institutions.
So this is
the highest level
of onboarding.
But if we can do this,
we should also know
because it's onboarding,
it's knowing who you are.
And KYB,
you know this
unsexy topic,
but important.
And if you know
who is in front
of a mobile phone
and you know
there's a tool
on the mobile phone,
so I can delegate
access rights
on the fly to you.
So we can make
a KYB,
KYC,
on the fly
and I can allow
you to enter
my apartment
if I have the tool.
So to show you
the big picture
what we do
with IMX
and our satellites,
one of the satellites
is finest
platform for tokenization.
Now this group,
we are not a lot
of people,
very intimate group here.
We buy together
an apartment
in Berlin
and like to rent it
with Airbnb.
What's the big problem
there?
Tokenization is done,
you know,
we are two years ahead.
We have the tokenized
apartment
and now we like
to manage
this apartment.
Our tool
makes it very easy
to delegate
access to the apartment
to also know
who enters the apartment.
When is the door open?
When does the door close?
So we have
a quite good control
about our asset,
the apartment in Berlin.
And this is something
I think
very beautiful
and if you think
okay now we have
the solution
for our own apartment
then we have
to scale
and see
okay now
there's Hilton,
Hyatt,
lots of universities,
football stadiums
and so on.
So every wallet
on Cardano
that is my target
should integrate
the Salto system
IMX Begin module.
You know Begin
is just our showcase
because it's very easy
to interact
as we are
our own 50%
of Begin.
we really like
to roll this out
to all the wallets
especially the ones
we are in close touch
with which is
Eternal Wallet
and Tokyo Wallet
and Gero Wallet.
They're building
great stuff
but the mobile versions
are most interesting
for us
because the mobile phone
is our key
in the future
to enter
a lot of rooms,
apartments,
houses
and this is our
our proposal
in a nutshell.
I think it's not
very technical
to understand it
it's quite a challenge
to interact
with a blockchain
and a cloud
but the MVP
we built it already
it's standing
in the apartment
of our CTO Dennis
and the other part
is standing
in the showroom
in Spain
from Salto system
and in the German
showroom of Salto system
and yeah
we developed
and developed
and now
there comes
the very hard part
for us
we have to do
a lot of security tests
so Hilton, Hyatt
and all the others
they like to have
tests
they like to have
verifications
that this technique
we built
is really secure
and the KYC
behind it
is really secure
so we have to prove
our idea
and concept
and that's why
we need
to get funded
and if you like
what we are doing
and perhaps you see
you know
I was back
I think two weeks
or three weeks ago
I was in touch
with Joram
he had a brilliant
proposal
with a hotel
chain
or rooms on Cardano
and yeah
it's a little bit
pity that
he's not running
this
you know
it's
I think
it's not
going through
the first round
but anyway
we will support you
Joram
with all the hotel
and apartment
ideas you have
and yeah
I love
what we're doing
and hope you
support us
with your votes
and yeah
that's it
thanks for the stage
thanks
thank you
and all the best
thanks Tim
that was a very
very clear use case
because often
me as a lawyer
non-technical
I have difficulty
getting very much
all the details
but here
I completely see it
in front of me
how it works
but maybe
if you can just
remind us
exactly the name
of the proposal
again
and in which
subsection it is
then people
who could still
vote can have
a look at it
thanks a lot
for your support
it's
I think the best
is to look
in the voting
app for Salto
this is
and before
you look up
Salto
and think about
voting for us
please have a look
at salto systems
what we do
for all this
you know
so yeah
so look for
Salto
in the app
and give us
a vote
it's in the
partner section
and also
if you google
Hilton
Hyatt and Salto
you will find
it directly
okay perfect
thanks a lot
perfect
it's very clear
and good luck
and good luck
to everyone
nice to
to see such
a lot of
known people
here
great great
thank you very
much Tim
and then
last but not
least Bruce
what is Partizia
working on
and what are
they proposing
for Catalyst Fund 13
yeah thanks
so our category
is on
under the products
and our title
is bring
MPC capability
to the Cardano
ecosystem
through Partizia
blockchain's
BYOC bridge
so Partizia blockchain
as I mentioned
earlier
has been working
on multi-party
computation
for 35 plus years
in fact
that is
our core
strength
it's been
bounded by
some of the
heavyweights
in cryptography
so as an
example
Ivan Damgaard
is our
chief
chief
cryptographer
Ivan Damgaard
is of course
the creator
of the
Merkle
Damgaard
hash function
that hash
function
has been
used
as the
foundation
for many
of the
things
that we
that built
the internet
so things
like MD5
hash
SHA-1
SHA-2
all of those
encryption
technology
that really
brought the
internet to
life
was based
around
his creation
and he
also is the
creator
of the
initial papers
that started
multi-party
computation
so we've
got a
tremendous
amount of
history
multi-party
computation
and we've
took that
technology
and we put
that on
top of
a blockchain
and basically
what we are
proposing
is to
take this
technology
that we
have
and bring
it as
a service
into the
Cardano
ecosystem
Cardano
is a
great
platform
because
it's
extremely
solid
based on
research
as well
and there's
a lot of
enterprise
use cases
but as
people look
into enterprise
use cases
people find
that there's
a lot of
concerns
about the
complete
transparent nature
blockchains
and so
that's the
reason why
we have
things like
Midnight
that is
working on
zero
knowledge
proof
that's
been
highlighted
Cardano
and so
we complement
technologies
like
zero
knowledge
proof
that
Midnight
is bringing
zero
knowledge
proof
great
because
very
simple
case
two-party
system
where
the answer
is a
yes or
and you
quickly
complement
that
technology
enabling
computation
of data
and not
just
proofs
so if
need
actual
answers
without
revealing
your
information
that's
what
multi-party
computational
logic
and so
actually
working
with
Profiler
bring
this
technology
on top
Profiler's
application
as a
service
this
proposal
basically
enable
ability
even
tighter
integration
into
Cardano
ecosystem
where
entire
message
flow
between
Cardano
Partasia
blockchain
can be
done
through
secure
channel
that
paid
through
native
token
kind
think
about
application
where
require
simple
things
like
private
voting
private
service
talked
little
about
need
private
voting
especially
with
Chang
hard fork
where
a lot
governance
is now
continuously
moving
into
community
something
like
private
voting
private
service
system
critical
success
such
governance
things
like
where
you can
private
auctions
seal
auctions
vickery
auctions
that
able
traditional
blockchain
system
capability
Cardano
then we
into
those
some
problems
real
world
cases
that
solved
using
there
also
other
cases
that
even
real
world
able
solved
things
like
enabling
collaboration
healthcare
data
right
healthcare
data
very
private
as an
example
really
can't
share
information
your
health
data
even
researchers
that
really
looking
gain
access
this
data
that
they
continue
with
things
like
cancer
research
because
they
don't
have
access
into
this
data
Partisia
blockchains
technology
enables
computation
these
data
researchers
extract
information
further
research
without
compromising
privacy
of your
medical
information
as an
example
ultimately
in the
this
technology
that
want
bring
into
Cardano
ecosystem
that
people
that
currently
developing
Cardano
natively
technology
as if
built
Cardano
through
this
bridge
securely
send
messages
both
input
values
computational
results
through
back
into
system
that
using
token
does
look
like
this
another
blockchain
that
we're
going
this
actually
feels
everything
flowing
inside
Cardano
ecosystem
we're
really
excited
about
this
because
Cardano
very
trusted
partner
ours
we're
looking
forward
seeing
amazing
cases
that
come
Cardano
ecosystem
through
this
through
this
connection
thank
your
support
thank
very
much
that
Bruce
yeah
course
pitch
from
everybody
from
speakers
about
their
project
maybe
last
question
that
would
want
table
before
maybe
opening
question
from
audience
Temassar
question
wanted
raise
hand
left
maybe
joins
again
course
elephant
room
catalyst
voting
don't
know
anybody
some
insights
about
that
we've
been
catalyst
since
fund
four
we've
seen
growing
pains
that
came
with
each
fund
every
fund
it's
getting
better
find
course
every
fund
there's
also
something
going
wrong
something
going
unforeseen
think
controversy
in the
past
about
down
voting
where
a lot
projects
didn't
have
chance
have
million
down
votes
some
problems
with
reviews
course
talk
town
Cardano
Foundation's
million
votes
which
they
in a
very
transparent
made
public
a couple
days
community
extremely
divided
about
first
they
didn't
have
make
public
they
then
again
they
have
they
vote
can't
they
vote
opinions
very
divided
what
does
speakers
audience
think
topic
topic
yeah
would
happy
jump
start
here
first
there
very
very
good
post
that
published
today
Matthew
Pisenberg
please
check it
kind
details
very
gives
a lot
details
about
about
information
very helpful
to go
through
that
kind
long
post
addition
thing
that
said
start
with
said
that
discussion
certain
right
think
that's
something
that
really
need
learn
ecosystem
have
discussion
certain
with
respect
think
it's
little
that's
something
agree
with
just
small
post
when
2025
year
ecosystem
collaboration
mean
want
catalyst
became
quite
competitive
environment
space
think
need
work
ecosystem
grow
because
benefit
from
that
that
part
should
doing
a lot
should
improved
what
mentioned
example
there's
proposals
that
really
have
a lot
synergies
between
them
proposal
that
proposed
together
much
more
reach
much
more
adoption
ecosystem
that's
second
Indian
chain
Syngenta
project
another
there's
many
synergies
that
achieved
work
collaboration
just
wanted
that
there
know
that
companies
talk
with
companies
they
don't
care
about
this
this
right
they
have
need
that
they
need
solve
once
work
ecosystem
provide
them
best
solution
then
others
come
with
their
solutions
directly
replied
your
question
just
kind
that
think
need
take
forward
from
here
makes
sense
that
will
also
reflect
deal
with
project
catalyst
voting
collaboration
within
project
catalyst
yeah
that's
hope
helps
yeah
thanks
those
insights
thanks
insights
think
it's
true
think
you're
doing
that
very
well
when
you're
representing
your
project
many
other
projects
that
you're
collaborating
with
that's
very
nice
definitely
anybody
else
some
opinion
about
the voting
process
course
that
some
speakers
today
have
backing
Cardano
Foundation
think
wouldn't
they
example
interview
with
Charles
there
Charles
really
said
against
voting
institutions
other
hand
they
have
data
they
a bit
fence
about
this
event
they
don't
necessarily
they
made
public
because
creates
a lot
controversy
around
organization
I've
seen
a lot
projects
that
their
best
that
have
tried
multiple
times
to get
funded
Catalyst
extremely
frustrated
event
have
course
been
fortunate
funded
multiple
times
so we
can't
complain
but still
yeah
sorry
yeah
you're
back
I've
had a
thoughts
mean
think
Unboxer's
story
is perhaps
a little
different
like
started
building
Cardano
almost
four
years
but we
would
in the
community
at all
thought
let's
go out
and build
business
raise
money
traditional
which
thankfully
were
successful
on that
well
and then
it was
basically
the last
year and
a half
we've
started
looking
and putting
more time
into the
community
because we
see the
value that
adds there
but we
kind of
wanted to
come to
the community
with something
rather than
ask the
community
to believe
in us
and therefore
back us
and from
the last
two years
I've been
involved in
Catalyst
and seen it
and obviously
talked to
people at
the Cardano
Summit
and people's
views on it
and the
Catalyst
evolved
and I
think
it's
continuing
evolve
I know
there
even
talks
that
Catalyst
going to be
around
next fund
for example
and there
were
I've spoken
to people
that have
frustrations
probably
similar to
what you
were saying
as well
of like
they might
think
again
it's
difficult
to speak
because
we're
all here
talking
about
Catalyst
that
we've
proposed
but people
frustrated
that they
might have
the best
idea
out there
but it's
just
popularity
contest
and the
biggest
players
always
I think
we're going
to see
some
continual
changes
within
Catalyst
in the
future
I don't
think
it's
necessarily
a bad
thing
that
changes
happen
yeah
without
again
it's
difficult
speak
because
were
fortunate
enough
some
votes
from
Cardano
Foundation
which
we're
very
grateful
well
we've
also
seen
we've
talks
within
Unbox
as well
is it
even
worth
going
through
Catalyst
because
Unbox
wasn't
community
hasn't
been
community
long
time
either
stops
popularity
contest
that
could
direction
we'll
I can
jump
here
I think
I have
same
meaning
like
Unbox
team
I think
if we
look
first
I don't
like
judge
proposals
inside
look
quality
sometimes
differences
proposals
think
know
Cardano
Foundation
what
know
that
every
them
highly
educated
they're
coming
from
banking
background
other
business
background
have
trust
their
votes
know
know
already
talked
about
also
that
look
exactly
which
project
many
votes
what
power
votes
think
Cardano
Foundation
will
push
most
important
business
they
will
like
roulette
player
something
here
something
there
think
they
deeply
look
it's
very
complicated
them
Cardano
ambassador
in touch
with
them
when
them
talks
very
hard
choose
that
it's
really
hustle
inside
company
think
it's
good
that
they
vote
think
catalyst
will
evolve
more
they
already
made
change
very
very
good
thank
thank
those
insights
then
like
throw
back
curve
ball
look
there
1732
proposals
think
it's
realistic
that
they
gave
same
weight
every
proposal
assessed
well
think
they
might
focus
companies
that
they
know
because
yeah
does it
have to
objective
they
subjective
think
it's
like
long
conversation
to have
there
have
opinion
about
that
first
what
tell
from
side
from
very
skeptical
know
Atala
prison
still
very
alive
awake
when
entered
community
space
grinded
down
front
lawyers
stuff
like
this
sure
human
beings
Cardano
Foundation
knows
some
projects
better
than
other
sure
should
wait
should
vote
it's
trust
know
helps
there
around
since
long
time
sure
will
just
proposal
just
here
stage
just
informed
about
it's
voted
Cardano
Foundation
also
today
real
project
voted
from
Cardano
they
voted
DocuFight
because
year
they
introduced
very
company
signature
contract
business
teamed
with
them
it's
publicly
known
because
we're
working
behind
advantage
it's
company
they
working
with
well
it's
something
where
very
thankful
that
they
introduced
this
company
yeah
like
they
support
that
they
okay
they
started
journey
with
year
they
support
this
DocuFight
proposal
move
ahead
this
something
know
think
it's
good
this
other
side
Cardano
Foundation
ever
build
them
with
them
discuss
something
with
them
think
this
also
something
that
people
should
reach
present
have
ambassador
calls
have
times
month
people
projects
introduce
themselves
just
like
perhaps
this
something
where
touch
with
Cardano
Foundation
very
easy
make
marketing
your
company
your
project
this
also
something
people
should
more
a lot
European
companies
there
a lot
companies
from
this
pity
because
also
biggest
partners
also
always
European
partners
from
Asia
have
nearly
strong
partnership
with
company
think
perhaps
there's
also
reason
don't
know
it's
just
guesses
from
from
side
it's
true
that's
maybe
definitely
next
fund
thought
that
projects
might want to
connect with
the Cardano
Foundation
and get a little bit more
familiar with them
yeah
anybody
anybody who likes to
present their
company
in front of
all the
ambassadors
just reach out
to me
and I will
connect you
with the
right guys
it's a
foundation
and then you
can pitch
your
project
there
or your
company
there
I think
thanks for
that
you did
that also
for us
and we
had good
introductions
to several
people
in the
Cardano
Foundation
because of
so that's
a good
suggestion
nobody else
has any
insights
maybe
yeah
again
I can look
on different
projects
first of all
Cardano
Foundation
is very
helpful
onboarding
companies
to the
ecosystem
in general
they help
a lot
with
Checkpoint
last time
they're
doing
a great
on that
regarding
specific
proposals
again
supporting
a lot
proposals
some
them
were
great
didn't
pass
hurts
some
other
pass
know
which
well
known
foundation
knows
well
know
only
proposal
directly
past
think
they
their own
process
mechanism
don't
think
they
favor
obviously
there
some
point
there
some
projects
that
they
help
onboard
right
they
also
help
onboard
into
Cardano
projects
help
process
they
know
them
better
easier
them
evaluate
overall
looking
projects
supported
know
some
them
hurt
that
they
didn't
come
because
they
were
incredible
projects
some
them
went
into
list
yeah
and so
quite
respectful
for the
process
they did
in terms
of the
process
selection
in my
view
so yeah
they're
sharing that
yeah
some of them
hurt
I mean
one of them
was incredible
company
I worked on
for two
years
for a long
time
access to
thousand
corporates
big organization
anything
goes through
again
I respect
process
of course
it's not
decision
so it's
perfectly
possible
that there's
sufficient
voting
coming
from
outside
it's
only
million
compared
billions
available
there
fingers
crossed
that the
projects
that are
on that
list
could
still
funded
which
challenges
actually
with
project
catalyst
right
there's
many
projects
1800
and this
is why
you start
having
lists
some
people
supported
some
projects
it's not
possible
to read
them all
right
and the
foundation
actually
read them
using
a certain
process
and methodology
they choose
and some
other people
Utah
also did
incredible
by the way
to read
a lot
of the
proposals
and actually
have kind
of a
process
of evaluating
them
focusing
open source
development
for example
from
this side
it's a
huge
task
but it's
very
difficult
you know
otherwise
to actually
figure out
which proposal
to support
after
1800
and this
create
kind of
selected
groups
right
that support
certain
proposals
because they
know them
or so on
very tough
to give
visibility
for a
newcomer
to the
ecosystem
yeah
the thing
if you're
a new
project
just
starting
you might
feel like
it's a
mountain
you can't
climb
you don't
know
anybody
from the
foundation
you don't
know
sufficient
other
projects
like
I have
20 or
30 people
reach out
to me
every
fund
to say
I'm here
can you
vote for
and I
do the
same
it's like
these small
groups of
friends and
connections
that you
have
but then
if you're
a new
project
and you
don't
know
enough
people
and then
you see
these
giant
votes
for other
proposals
it might
scare
you off
or it
might scare
you out
of the
catalyst
community
and then
to give
the ability
to that
project
in the
voting
process
to get
enough
you know
50 million
votes
at the
base
it's not
easy
right
as a
first time
proposer
I can
certainly
it was
challenging
it was
the first
time
that
Partizia
I know
we did
one together
under
fund 12
and now
the 13
yeah
for fund 12
I think
it would
profilify
it directly
fund 13
we also
filed it
ourselves
just to
make the
ADA token
as a
part of
bridge
I found
the process
to be
relative
painless
from a
process
perspective
I didn't
realize
or we
didn't
realize
the amount
of lobbying
I'll call it
lobbying
that is
required
so yes
I certainly
can understand
some of you
guys'
pain points
especially
lobbying
is a
big thing
so when
people say
it's like
a show
for the
superstars
with the
index
katana
superstar
it is
a little
on the
other
side
we had
problems
in our
first
proposals
because
there was
this
ADANA
project
if you
still
remember
stablecoin
swap
plant
we have
been in
touch
with
ADANA
C-level
and we
told people
hey guys
this is a
complete scam
okay
these guys
have no
clue
what
regulation
and stuff
we got
so much
trouble
we were
kicked out
of telegram
groups
we got
a lot
of bad
mails
but when
ADANA
was gone
people said
okay guys
you were
not this
wrong
so sometimes
you have
to just
grind
grind
stay in
the community
talk out
what you
think
direct
and be
open
and yes
so it's
for me
we are
I think
we are
welcome
in the
community
people see
that we
are building
stuff
which is
value
also for
other
projects
connect
other
projects
with
real world
companies
so I
think we
do good
and to
everyone
who has
problems
with
catalyst
or you
know
is shy
to say
I'm new
in the
community
but I'm
sure I'm
a good
builder
reach out
to people
you know
I think
everyone
in this
group
will help
everyone
so I
think
every one
of you
guys
legit
people
Cardano
and you
will
help
everyone
to get
in touch
with
foundation
or with
unbox
or with
profiler
you know
people ask
you so
I think
it's a
test of
time
and if
you stay
in the
community
or if
you work
and show
that you
work with
the entities
Cardano
you will
be successful
if your
project is
it's a
good one
with a
high value
yeah that's
true I
think there's
a huge
willingness
between
Cardano
projects to
help each
other and
to build
something
together
make
introductions
that's
what I
very much
like about
speeds
and that's
good on
Cardano
partnerships
can be
done very
fast and
you will
see directly
who is in
front of
you is
it something
you can
work with
so all
our good
projects our
fast growing
project have
been started
with a
partnership
and especially
the one who
trusted us in
the first
year already
we entered
Cardano
like Nmaker
or our
good friends
from Liquid
you know
these two
companies
they opened
doors for us
and now we
are helping
them you
know we are
integrated
in Basumi
we help
Liquid with
the project
so we are
really thankful
for getting
these introductions
and we will be
the one who
introduces people
for sure to
everyone who
likes who is
valuable for
them
great I
think we I
just saw that
we came on
the hours that
means the
voting is
actually over
so there's
no more
no more
changing
we'll see the
results I
think in the
next couple
of days
so I want
to thank all
of the
speakers
Tim from
Bruce from
Parthesia
James from
Unbox
Joram from
Andamio
and Sean from
Profala for
pitching what
we're working
on and for
the nice
discussion
and wish
you all
good luck
with the
results
and a
nice rest
of the
thanks
everybody
good luck
everyone
thank you
for sending
this all
appreciate
good luck
everyone
thank you
