just give us a few minutes as we're getting
the speakers up on stage and
and we'll be ready to kick this bad boy off
how's everyone doing today?
I'm just starting my coffee
with you Dean well I'm not just
starting it this is my second cup but
it feels like it's still the first cup
are you guys black coffee people?
no milk little bit of white stuff
bay leaves whatever something white
I prefer black coffee just because
you know if I could have it my way
I generally like a little bit of creaminess
Patrick how are you doing?
what's up guys can you hear me?
happy late birthday two years
when does one become a blue chip
probably like four years maybe
four or five years? we're getting there halfway Mark
you released a light blue chip at this point
that's a good way to put it eloquent
give them like a minute more
and then if not we can kick things up
I don't know about you guys
I don't know the difference
the weather where you guys live and what it's
going to be like in Denver I was hoping to
see some snow while we were out there
incredibly warm where I'm at
this winter and I haven't seen
the likes of any snow or ice
I don't know what it's like
where you're at quarter I'm sure you've
I'm looking at snow right now
you're probably one of the few people
going to east Denver wish it wasn't
east Denver and like all the snow people
are like what are you talking about Denver's
I love the mountains fresh air
sun like vitamin D out there
you want to give this another two minutes wait
whoever's going to be coming from Dora Hex
or do you want to go ahead and get this
kicked off? I think we can kick things off
if they make a grand entrance
then we'll make a grand announcement that they've arrived
and worst case scenario we can only spin up
another Twitter space that's just Dora Hex
with that welcome everyone to this
Twitter space on this beautiful Thursday
the week before east Denver kicks
incredible week for shade it's been an incredible
week for a lot of the projects
up here on stage right now
and we're really excited to be up here
talking with you guys talking with the community
kind of what's going on right now
for these protocols but what we're most
looking forward to that's going to be
happening in east Denver today
Andromeda team, we're joined by
Secret Network, we're joined by
shade protocol is here hosting
and we're all going to be at east Denver
representing our respective
give brief introductions to all the guests
that are up here that are going to be sponsoring
frictionless which is one of the
side events that shade protocol is going to be hosting
some of the brightest minds in
cosmos ecosystem to talk about how we're going to be
pushing this ecosystem forward
but to get this kicked off I want to
allow each of these projects
or individuals who are representing
their projects here to kind of give a brief introduction
for themselves so that way everyone
knows who we're talking about
would you like to kick this off? You're
Absolutely, my name is Matt
Hawkins, I'm one of the co-founders
or co-creators if we're using
web3 language. I've had four cups of
coffee this morning and glad to
what's going on with shade
and want to shout out to shade right away
for being just an outstanding
Dex experience for us. We started
with shade on December 28th
which there was a little hesitancy to start
and it turned out to be the best decision that we ever made
so thank you for that Carter
team and we're glad to be here
and for those of you who don't know
we're an operating system
so glad to be here, thanks
Yeah, really appreciate that Matt
you want to introduce yourself
and kind of kick it off for Agorik
Sure, so I'm Dean Tribble
cross chain applications, smart contracts to do
frictionless applications,
chain abstraction, basically
programming of things where you're living
in an asynchronous world and you need to
put together, you want to put together an application
that pulls together all of these assets
and services from across, not
just the interchain but the broader crypto ecosystem
anything that's connected over any of
these amazing interop protocols that we've all
pushed and created and rolled out
going forward in terms of chain abstraction
and that kind of thing with our orchestration
and our orchestration solution, so
East Denver is really exciting because
that's where a lot of the people with
how do we build frictionless applications, how do we
build applications that provide a simple
phase of the market where we need that is
hitting the market, it's hitting people and they understand
how important that is and all of us are
lined up to be able to provide solutions for them, so
the relationship between Shade and Agoric
almost a year long at this point
it's been great to see you guys grow, I really
appreciate you guys being here sponsoring frictionless
and can't wait to meet you guys
in Denver. I look forward to it
started this I think at a
Austin, I don't remember which, but it was
you know, Southwest, it was
assume that's Austin, mostly
Yeah, it was Austin, Texas and Denver
I love, the Agoric team is
events everywhere and it's
so helpful you guys are some
some of the unsung heroes in terms of connecting
projects are people that are
willing to put in the time to create the logistics
and the environment for people to have these
great conversations, so thank you
You're quite welcome, yeah, the
the ethic of JavaScript, right, it's JavaScript
smart contracts and JavaScript is often
about being able to write
just enough code to glue these other systems and
components together and so we also
I think next, Siddharth, you want to
go next, introduce yourself and introduce
for joining in a bit late, I had a bit of an audio
issue earlier on, but I think everything
seems to be working fine, so
I'm Sidd from the Comdex team
been part of the Cosmos ecosystem
for quite some time now, originally
asset infrastructure layer, but
over the course of building out what we've built out
it's evolved into this infrastructure
Interchain DeFi with real world asset
a few protocols that are live
on the chain which focus on DeFi and
a lot of the focus for the coming year
is now going to be building out
some of the real world asset infrastructure
which will then allow everyone to kind of
move their capital seamlessly between the two
Yeah, that's really exciting
to hear again, Comdex and
Shade have a relationship that spans
greater than a year and it's
been great to collaborate with you guys
and kind of grow alongside you guys
and further adoption of real
world asset usage in DeFi, so
really excited what Comdex is doing there
had the pleasure of working closely
with the Shade team, Carter's a great
friend, I've always enjoyed conversations with him
whenever I meet him at events and
conferences, so really looking forward to this
one, really looking forward to meeting
up with other folks on the panel
here as well, IRL, it's always a great
opportunity to do that when you're
at events and looking forward to it
I'm sure a lot of the secret network folks in here
but for some of the people who
aren't familiar with secret network
aren't secret network native folks, can
you introduce yourself and then
can you introduce people to secret network?
name is Patrick, I work for the secret network
not familiar with secret network, it's a
layer one in the Cosmos ecosystem
and the unique thing that it provides
is privacy preserving smart
contracts, so you can build applications
with encrypted inputs, outputs
one of the shining examples of what
that allows you to build is shade protocol
so, hopefully you all are
provides and what it enables
but at the same time, we're also focusing
on providing that tooling to other
ecosystems such as Ethereum
and that's why Ethereum is such
a big opportunity for us and
something that we're really looking forward to
connecting with that Ethereum developer
audience and showing them
the tooling that we've come up with over the past year
and what it allows them to build
so it's going to be a great experience, I think
protocol would not be here
incredibly grateful for the people who
originally put their minds together
to build out this privacy
preserving smart contract layer
that we call secret network and
also incredibly thankful for people like Patrick
who help keeping things moving along
internally and making sure the ecosystem
is growing alongside the tech
I suppose we get an intro too
Carter here, lead researcher
at shade protocol, we're all about empowering
data, your decisions, that's what we
we have a decentralized exchange
we have liquid staking tokens
we have bridging, so many fun things
over at app.shadeprotocol.io
and we're the ones hosting
frictionless in ETH Denver
we're focused on creating an
intimate event for really
good conversation, there's going to be no
which is a very distinct choice
a lot of times you roll up to a conference
and it's like, oh, there's another screen
another slideshow, another speaker
do I look at the speaker or do I look at the slideshow?
not going to have that problem at frictionless, this is going to be an
intimate event with all these sponsors
it's all about the people, the people are
what we're all, that's the
interesting part of the conference, that's where all the magic
happens, so looking forward to
hosting frictionless and really
amazed by this lineup, there's
with over 200 people on the wait list
for frictionless, we had no idea it was
going to grow to such an insane
magnitude, we actually had to
from the main event, a brewery, to
just add more space for the number of people that are
going to be coming, so you'll be able to bounce between
the main kind of conference hall
room, where the speakers will be
over to the brewery, so it'll be
it's going to be an absolute blast
it's going to be catered food
and I'm excited about these
conversations about what does it mean to
become frictionless, we know the
value of crypto on blockchain is about its
permissionless nature, it's self
custodial property rights imbued
those values are there, but
if there's too much friction
we're not going to be able to onboard the next generation
of users, we're going to be stuck
in a corner, and so what does it
mean for Cosmos to become frictionless
to user experience, to developer
experience, to decentralized
within this world of privacy and
sovereignty, there's so many great questions
we'll be exploring in person, and just
really excited about all these guests and
are going to make this just
of the minds, so that's my introduction
Absolutely love it Carter
I see Trev down there in the
intro, I'm actually on the Andromeda team, so
I don't know if you were... Oh wonderful, yeah
yeah, you're more than welcome to give an introduction
to yourself. Yeah, I thought I'd
just jump in, hard to follow
exciting, but my name is Michelle
looking forward to meeting all of you in person, I've
met several of you virtually now
my background, I'm actually from
from the mountains in Colorado, so
I've been at ETH Denver every year since
even the year we did it virtually, but
close friends with the organizers, and
it's an event that's very close to
with Andromeda, I came on as
joined full time at the end of last year
exciting stuff going on, so
excited to dive more into that
but we have a lot of great partnerships
we have our mainnet coming up
soon, and launch of our operating
dive in more, but just excited to
and getting to know some of you more
Really appreciate you coming up on stage
and introducing yourself, it's nice to meet you
messages, I was like, oh shoot
I'm just kidding, I saw the last
online 8 hours ago, and I was like
he's still asleep, wake him up
all of my friends up here
I'm Trev from the Dorahax team
we're just doing introductions
in hackathons, and we also support
validators, nodes, that kind of thing
for, honestly a large majority of
the Cosmos chains at this point
building and planning the frontier
all these incredible projects and support
them in order to get to where we need to go
frictionless, what is frictionless
complain about this enough
or have complained about this enough over the past couple of years
we need to reduce the friction
it's just too complicated
we need to put more effort into making things
frictionless, not just for us
the second you're educating
spending too much time educating is
I think the second that you've kind of lost
web to maybe a little bit more complicated
frictionless means a lot to me
because if we don't eliminate friction
we never get there so we need to start taking it seriously
cool because it's something I believe in
appreciate you being here
I'm missing someone, Mr. Occult
you want to introduce yourself
he requested to be a speaker
and I was like you know what let's roll the dice here
so Ethanver is going to be this
culmination of business development
technical development for
all the people participating in the hackathons
it's going to be a culmination of building connections
and you know just having some outright fun
so one of the things I want to ask you guys
for your individual teams
what are you guys most excited for
at Ethanver? You know everyone's got
their goals and kind of their mission
maybe it includes some of the things that I just mentioned
but I'm curious what you guys
what you guys are most excited for
so I'll jump in here for Andromeda right away
being an operating system
that wants to connect as many
to increase everyone's total addressable market
and speed and network effects
we know that we need to get face
to face with people we've been doing it like
crazy for the last three years
what I like to call speed dating
a flash mob but we need to get
more face to face with it
and by the way let me start off right away
saying anybody on this call right now
I know that's going to drive my CMO crazy
but we want to co-market with you
because we're in it for the long game
we want everyone to win on this
and we believe that connectivity is the key
and I am all about this frictionless
I'm a fighter pilot by trade
so I spent my life trying to get
frictionless so I can go faster
for all of us so that we can
not just Cosmos but Web3 in general
we need to make this more recognizable to the mainstream
and much easier, like you said Trevor
if it takes you a year to figure out
what the square root of Web3 is
it's taken too long, it needs to be something that your kids
can pick up like an iPhone or an iPad
go out Connections and that's what I'm
the most excited about, we've got a suite
at 2560 Blake Street there in
Denver and you're welcome any time
come on over, we've got wall-to-wall
meetings all day, every day that we're there
and come on in and meet us
I suppose I can hop here next
from shade protocols perspective
one is to run a really good event
this is the first time we've ever
hosted an event like this
when the market was still pretty
like depressed, a lot of the energy
of said you know what, I think things
are going to turn around and I think
people are going to be chomping at the bit
meet ups that have been happening globally
but the US, I feel like there's a lot
of people there that have been waiting for
another big Cosmos meet up
so we kind of sensed that there
would be a lot of demand there
and so we decided to spin up
the frictionless event and I think
originally we were picturing 50
and empathy would be very helpful
we may be in over our heads but we're going
to try our darndest and what I do know is
the people are where the magic is
so even if things are imperfect it's so
going to be a really good time and so we're
focused on really executing
on frictionless because I'd love for it to
everyone's heard of the permissionless event
series and I think frictionless can
also become something similar
the second objective for us is
onboarding more and more partners
structure that allows projects to bootstrap
without any emissions by just teaming
directly by teaming up between
two protocols directly we've actually done this
with Andromeda is like an
amazing partner and shiny example
of this and we've now closed
I think 10 different liquidity
matching deals so one of our big
goals in Denver is to continue to close
these types of knowing mission, long
beyond just Cosmos with this kind
of deal structure and partnerships like Cosmos
is it's growing insanely quick
but there's also many other
and composable and landslide
there's all these different doors
that are starting to open up and
while it's great that those doors are opening up
you actually have to have the relationships and the business
development to go and actually get those
assets and communities to start
cross pollinating with each other so
that's going to be one of our biggest goals
By the way Carter we're all making it up as we go along
swimming towards the surface
we're not like perfectionists
but we really care about our partners
so we want it to be a great experience
and we're going to try our best to make that happen
Just to kind of highlight
part of what you're saying Carter
at least from my perspective one of the things
I'm really looking forward to
is there's a lot of connections and
inside and outside the cosmos
stop traveling to conferences as much
stop coalescing whenever money's low
so it's going to be really nice
to not only see the energy coming
back but seeing the faces come back because
there's so much value in being able to
build relationships face to face
I think there's really something special
about being able to meet up in person
being able to feel that energy
Patrick I saw you unmute there
I'll contact unmute too so I don't want to
a website page in the comments
here at this space if you want to check it out that shows all
the main events Secret Network will be attending
and the links where you can get tickets
for some of those because some of them do require tickets
definitely our East Denver booth
we're sponsoring the event so we're going to have a booth
great opportunity to interact
we're hoping to make a lot of good connections
and onboard a lot of developers
we're also running a hacker house
in parallel to all of this
so any developers that we do
run into at the conference we're actually going to be
saying hey go check out our hacker house
we have dev rel people that are
ready to build with you right now
just sit down and start building cross chain applications
there's going to be a lot of opportunities I think
applications to start being built on Secret
better position right now than we've
ever been in the past to really
Ethereum people in and show them
this is exactly how you can use
Secret Network in your applications
we've come a long way on our developer
documentation over the past year
we've built out entire new
privacy as a service primitives
encrypted voting over Axlr
primitives to that documentation
announced a partnership with Union
which is going to be a new
protocol that developers can use
that are built on Ethereum
that interact with Secret
type of confidential computation
so the booth and the hacker house
are definitely our really
place and that's where we're probably
we also have several side events
frictionless being one of them which is going to be
a great way to interact with the Cosmos
attending Adam Denver which is going
to be another huge Cosmos event
I know there's going to be a lot of Cosmos teams there
probably everybody here is
also going to be at Adam Denver
for anybody not familiar with that
execution environment and that's the
technology that Secret Network
uses to provide that confidential
and we're also going to be
we're doing that with the Oasis
network and Phala network
they're also going to be co-sponsoring
and speaking there and we're
also going to have Andrew Miller presenting a
pretty high profile researcher
that we've talked about in the past
around Secret Network and
Oasis and Phala as well so
definitely a friend of all of us
and probably a lot of you are familiar with him
that's going to be an awesome event
is interested in any of those things definitely check
out our landing page and make sure you grab
tickets to some of these things before they're
sold out I know some of them probably
already are sold out like Frictionless and Adam Denver
but just try to get a ticket
I'm super pumped to see what comes
from all the hacker houses and
hackathon events that Secret's going to be
participating in. I know there's at least
has open right now that is
looking to be complete at
ETH Denver if I'm not mistaken
not sure if that's officially part of the
example of the technical stuff
that's technical accomplishments
that we're looking to accomplish
so really appreciate that
Yeah and Shade's actually going to be giving a workshop
at our hacker house as well so
I don't see the Shade guys at our hacker house
down in the audience over there he'll be
the one giving it. I would say the
most experienced front end developer
on Secret Network so for sure
if you're a dev you're going to want to be there
We have over a hundred people
currently registered for the hacker house
to have to control the flow
of people coming in and out but
hopefully it's going to be packed the entire week
Awesome I think I'll jump in here as well
being based in this hemisphere
of the world I don't get too many opportunities
This is a great opportunity
to do that I think the word that
Carter used a little earlier on
cross pollination is definitely
something that applies to the situation
have this collaborative energy
take form when you're all
in the same room and able to see each other
face to face and bounce ideas
off of each other as opposed to
sitting in your own corners of the
world with different time zones and trying to coordinate
over Google Meet or whatever
So that's definitely one of the major things
that I always look forward to at events like these
and of course it's always
an opportunity to meet with
more new folks that I probably
wouldn't have interacted with in the past
for example the Andromeda team
that's a part of the spaces I'm super excited to hear
what work they're doing and
unfortunately haven't had the opportunity
to interact with anyone from that team
but it'll be a great opportunity there to
meet face to face and learn a bit more
about what they're doing and always
looking to explore synergies
so that's at the top of my list
for what I like to do at conferences
and what I always look forward to and I think
a big shout out to Shade Protocol for putting this
theme, frictionless is definitely
we should all strive to achieve when it comes
ecosystem and into the products that we're
of the work that's already been done
it's just about making it frictionless
get people to start using it
being able to achieve all of this
when we're there in person and also very
the talks that will be going on
throughout the event as well
Okay, I was going to say, Sid, thanks
there, we'll definitely look forward to meeting
Yeah, we're hosting a couple other side events
too, Andromeda, I think they're our
wait list, so in addition
to frictionless, we're doing
a happy hour Wednesday with
and then also doing a workshop
for App Chain Day on Tuesday
which I think is at like 1pm
my favorite part about Eat Denver
I always love the very chill
big parties are really fun
but also the opportunities
that are just like in coffee shops
getting to know people better and having
kind of more one on one conversations
chill zone at Eat Denver which is really nice
you have to really pace yourself
at Eat Denver because it's
such a long conference and event
and so much going on throughout the week
I love those and then as Matt said
that's just an Airbnb but
anyone that wants to come by and
just grab some coffee or chill
it's right there in Rhino
The key is no sleep, Mikaela
go to sleep for like 5 days
and your telegram gets backlogged
to the point of we weren't
putting on events together
we weren't coming together in person
but where we were then and where we are now
a little warm and fuzzy inside
and roses but to see all of our
and putting on events to bring people together
teams but also the newer teams
I think it's really really awesome
so when I heard that Carter was putting
feelings behind the event
I was naturally really really aligned with
frictionless and other events in town
to be even more optimistic
tempered optimism but still optimism
plug our event, we're doing an event
hopefully we'll see everybody there
also really really important
we have a Gorgs event, we have
Adam Denver, there's so many events
you have to bring people together
just have magic happen, you may not know what's
going to happen but you'll have magic happen
events like these that keep me
kind of optimistic, EAT Denver is always going to be
EAT Denver and it's always going to be a massive
cluster, you know, one of
flavor of the week might be
we'll call it inspiration
from Cosmos and other chains
a real impact on the industry
so I'm just jazzed to see
like when I said, see some faces
Trevor, you tell me you don't want to talk about L2
you know what, I'm not going to talk smack
forky, I'm just having a brand, someone's
I'm just happy people are trying
concerned when I stop seeing people
to get smarter about seeing who's trying
to extract more value than they're building
and I think we're getting better
at that, we're not the best at it, there's always going to be
things that get through the
but I think we're getting better at it
and the second we figure that out
and the second we start thinking about
our companies as companies
and our projects, maybe people will start
I think we're almost there
so, cautiously optimistic
but somebody will take forky
if it's not a thing it is now
my east coasters say they use
you know, I love the term frictionless
that's great, it all taps into
what it takes to provide simple
user experience, we say we want to reach the user
with something that they end up not being able
valuable, what people need is
simple user experiences to
accomplish things, and what a lot
of people don't realize is providing
a simple user experience is really
hard, right, you know, users
on the web too, they don't
care whether you're hosted at Amazon or
own data center, whatever it is, that's
all, you know, they're using applications
seamlessly across those, and we don't hit
crypto, that's not the case, currently they
wed to an ecosystem, they wed to
a platform, they wed to, you know,
to some particular set of tools
and we have to get past that, and
of Cosmos, in building of
in building of interop bridges
like, you know, Axilar and Gravity
and Hyperlane and all these things
you know, and also that whole L2s
that would like to deliver
some amount of value to users,
but right now they have to
manually hand carry their
goods from one chain to another,
transactions that they don't quite understand
into TIA state somewhere, whatever it is,
and that's the kind of thing that
and frictionlessness is present
the user that use cases, I got
money, how do I get some state data,
right, I got money, how do I get an LP
position on ShaveSwap, right,
and, you know, let me push
button and make that happen, and that's really hard,
right, it requires navigating
that have time delays and latency
and, you know, different signings and all
these kinds of stuff, and so
the thing that I'm excited about, as I said earlier,
is people in the ecosystem
now are understanding how
important that is, we've laid down
a lot of the rails for Interop
with all these various tools, and
we've built a bunch of assets that are all at
the end of various railway lines, at
the end of various connection
protocols, that we now need to
stitch together, and so, you know,
so I'm excited that people realize that,
we've got lots of people tackling it from different
perspectives in different places
and, you know, Agoric, and it
also fits well with Agoric, where now
decentralized operating system,
programming environment, but we have that ability,
API, that orchestration system
to be able to program that
asynchronous cross chain kind of activity,
important thing is the extent to which everyone in the
ecosystem realizes how important that is, and that
we're coming together with a bunch of these kinds
realization of its importance, tools
deliver that simple user experience, it's going to take
all of us with all these different pieces
plugging together in a smooth way,
so I'm really excited about
subconscious of how we approach
these things, and how much events
like this are bringing us together.
We also have several events, so we are at
we are, of course, I'm presenting at Frictionless,
event, the orchestration splash event,
which is on the 27th in the evening,
the orchestration stuff, but there is
chain abstraction day, which the
day, I think, before Frictionless, right,
Denver, so some of us will be going back and forth,
but those are two different complementary
pieces talking about what's
the user scenario, what are some of these
outside of Cosmos things that
can plug together with Cosmos to help
solve this problem, and then, of course, presenting at
Adam Denver and Frictionless.
So, Agorak will be all over the place,
you know, I'll be presenting in lots of places,
a lot of the Agorak team will be there,
and ready to talk to you about how all these things
very exciting opportunity
that it's held this long around horizontal
scalability, all these different
all asynchronously talking
to each other, it feels like Cosmos is kind of
before maybe anyone else,
so I actually think this type of event
even points the other Agorak
to talk with Andromeda and other
I use the term peering behind
the Cosmos ecosystem is able to see
a future in a way that not
many other people have had the chance to,
primarily because we're already
encountering Friction that other ecosystems
are going to arrive at in a year or two.
To have the opportunity to trailblaze,
come together and talk about
the problem and start tackling
I can't wait to see where the design
whole cross-chain world that
we're entering into in the next couple of years. It's going to be so cool.
Yeah, just listening to everyone talk
about all the different events that
they're going to be hosting, all the different events
they're going to be participating in.
It's kind of crazy to think
that we're technically going to eat
Denver, but effectively we're creating
a miniature Cosmos Denver
We've got about 10 minutes
left in this space until we hit
the top of the hour. I want to ask
all of you guys before we get
to wrapping this up, what
is one takeaway that you want
your audience or any people that
you meet in need Denver to learn about
the projects that you guys are going to be representing?
that you really want to get across to someone
while you're talking to them face-to-face, what is
that thing that you want to
communicate to the audiences
For Andromeda, it's connectivity.
Whether it's face-to-face,
virtually, chain, L1 integration,
co-marketing, co-branding,
that we find a common interest
We're in it for the long run
to win from this. We're all going to
you can't do it by yourself. You've got to do it as a team.
picture that I share occasionally of a turtle
sitting on a fence post and
I use it as an analogy for a speech I used to
give in my former life about
that turtle didn't get there by itself.
So that's the way I feel about
we can't do it by ourselves. We need help.
solicit help, give help, and be a
for the right kind of people to help us
to do what we're trying to do. So thank you for
everything. By the way, I
got up on my fourth or fifth cup of coffee.
I can't remember now because we listed on
everyone for being here and we'll see you in Denver.
always sticks in my mind is
I hate this maxi bullshit.
I have a strong feeling that
heard me talk about it before.
For me, ego stands directly
in the way of innovation. It's just
a roadblock and it prevents us
from working together, sharing
wins and losses. So kind of
in that same vein of, I think
something along the lines of a rising
tide lifts all ships kind of mentality.
we just believe in pushing
the boundaries, funding and building the frontier.
we do hackathons and info and all
this stuff, but it's to support every ecosystem.
Although we're Cosmos heavy, we're not just
Cosmos. We support every single
ecosystem and we're all about building
the next thing, funding the next thing.
So I'd encourage everybody
Any energy we spend fighting
against each other, any time,
energy, money, whatever is energy we can spend
advancing our own mission. So I'd encourage
trying to reach that point, although sometimes
I think a lot of those people are up here.
yeah, just happy to be involved.
For Seeker, it's all about
unlocking new use cases for
we're saying, you don't have to build your
application on our chain. You can still build it on
Ethereum, but we're providing these tools
that you can use and it'll
allow you to build groundbreaking applications
that have not been possible before
on EVM chains alone. That's
very well said and very well put.
Cosmos and the essence of IBC is
essentially interoperability, so not maximalism
on any singular chain, but maximalism
on the connectivity between those chains.
this event, if there's anything that
and RWAs and the potential merging of
those two realms, just hit me up.
I would love to hear ideas and look at
how we can enable you in getting
there. So that's something I would really
many of these things, it's all about
if they don't already realize that
that's the challenge, and
that we have, collectively
we have a bunch of solutions that fit together
people to walk away with that.
So, we're looking for other people
building, that are building new
cross-chain experiences, or that
with the ability to rapidly
integrate them with other services and other
components on other chains.
we focus and provide such a clean
solve these problems and deliver good
things to users. And I think that
the most exciting thing to me at East Denver
on how important that problem is and how
narratives, or the big narrative
doing what it takes to be able to deliver those
simple experiences for users.
Michelle, anything you'd like to add for
No, I think Matt covered it with
I just want to echo everything everyone
you all so much. It's just been an opportunity
to be a part of this, and
really looking forward to the frictionless
event and meeting you guys in person.
we've had this longstanding belief
and privacy go hand in hand.
beautiful, interoperable world
of decentralized finance,
for individuals, without protections
we've built something that's
not as good, not as healthy, and not
as sustainable as it could be.
Privacy and encryption doesn't
care if you have $100 million or
$1. It treats you the same.
It's fair, it's equitable.
what I want people to walk away with
privacy-preserving decentralized finance
niche in the corner. It's
not just for the cyberpunks, it's for everyone.
HTTPS in the corner with the little lock
And we believe we're part of
to prove the value of it, to find the
product market fit, and to onboard
the next million users into
everyone. Really appreciate all of your
time today joining us to talk about
frictionless, talk about what's coming at
ETH Denver, what everyone's excited about.
meeting up with the Shade team face-to-
pace, being able to meet up
with all the teams that are
going to be at frictionless.
Cosmos team representatives that are going to be
at frictionless, so it's going to be a really great
space to be able to build
relationships, build new and
to see everyone there, less
countdown clock is getting
you have any closing thoughts
before we wrap this up? Or
Matt, if you wanted to add something, welcome to.
Well, I'm just going to say, I'll see you at Cosmos Denver.
what I would close with is
get involved with your project,
and we can just kind of close off with
that? How can people follow you and get involved?
Count is in the audience, so just check that out.
Check out our website. We have
Discord, we have Telegram. Those are our
Follow on Twitter. That'll be all
of our important announcements, and
check out, make sure you check out the Eat Denver landing page
because that's where you can get tickets to all
of the events we'll be attending in Eat Denver.
Thanks for breaking it up.
Everyone was like, nobody wants
at atdorahacks if you want
to do a hackathon or you're interested
in anything that we're offering, definitely reach out to us.
You can also follow atdora
factories or atdorahacks or atdora
factory. You can also look up
at App Chain Day for our other event that's
For us, for Gorg, it starts with
slash Twitter slash Telegram slash
Discord. You know, the devs and the
validators are in Discord. You know, people talk
in Telegram, and follow us
on Twitter. And I'm Dean Triple on Twitter.
the Comdex account is in the
audience here, so you guys can follow that.
The website is comdex.one
on Twitter as well, so you can always reach out to me.
And if you're at the event, you can just spot
me wearing the same bad kid.
That's my profile picture on my t-shirt,
and it should be easy to find me.
Yeah, andromedaprotocol.io
in Denver. We'll be there
from the 25th to the 3rd.
And we're really excited to, again,
meet with you, co-market with you,
push-up contests, whatever you want to do. So
we're in it for the log-all.
So come see us, and let's connect
and make this thing frictionless.
Shadeprotocol. You can find us on
Twitter, shade underscore protocol.
You can also check out the app
Thank you to all the guests. Thank you
to all the audience. And as we
always like to close with,
there's plenty of room in the shade.
Nice. Thank you. That's the first I heard that.