| Interactive Workshop

Ethereum has been called the "World's Computer" for its ability to decentralize transactions, code, and networks.

The Bitcoin network is Blockchain technology's first true use case, which allows for decentralized transactions of currency. Ethereum was developed to expand Bitcoin's capabilities to allow developers to create truly decentralized applications. It combines payments and code into a self-sustaining network like nothing we have seen before.

In this hands-on workshop you will break down the fundamentals of the Ethereum network and understand how it works. Follow an Ethereum transaction from end to end, and note the differences from Bitcoin's Blockchain.

| Audience:

This workshop is designed for people who are new to cryptocurrencies, curious entrepreneurs looking to get into ICO's and Blockchain technology, and anyone who wants to gain a stronger understanding of the Blockchain space.

| Key Takeaways:

- Understand Ethereum as a whole

- How the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) works

- The Ethereum community, Tokens, and innovation mechanisms

- The decentralized application (DApp) landscape

- Understand how transactions occur on the Ethereum Blockchain

- Nodes and mining in Ethereum

- Smart contract vs. wallet addresses

| About Your Instructor:

Elliot Friedman has been involved in cryptocurrencies since 2014 when he first became aware of this new asset class. Elliot is very excited about the potential for blockchain technology and the industries it can disrupt. He has a background in the C Programming Language that makes learning new blockchain frameworks easy. He is specifically interested in smart contracts, and privacy oriented cryptocurrencies as he believes corporations should not get to mine and collect consumer’s financial data. He has built blockchains in C, Python, and Javascript. He is currently reviewing source code from a new DAG that allows users to create smart contracts on top of a private chain.

| What Should I Bring?

Please bring your laptop or tablet to the workshop for maximum productivity.

| Interactive Workshop

Ethereum has been called the "World's Computer" for its ability to decentralize transactions, code, and networks.

| Audience:

| Key Takeaways:

| About Your Instructor:

| What Should I Bring?

Please arrive early! Event begins promptly at the start time.

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ETH 101 : Intro to Ethereum & Smart Contracts + Webinar