Moderator: Shinobi - Bitcoin Magazine
Erik Cativo - Cashu
Evan Kaloudis - ZEUS
Alex Lewin - Fedi
Chapters:
- 0:53 — The latest Bitcoin "fork" announcement — ecash.com
- 1:19 — Why Lightning and ecash have meshed so tightly together
- 1:44 — Alex Lewin on Lightning's last-mile UX problem
- 2:35 — Evan Kaloudis introduces the new ZEUS Graduated Wallet v13
- 3:54 — The 6,000 cashew bills printed for the conference
- 5:11 — Erik Cativo on the user experience reality of self-custody
- 7:20 — Fedi vs Cashu: federated guardians vs single-operator mints
- 8:38 — Cashu's agility and the multi-mint resiliency model
- 9:30 — How multi-nut payments abstract spread-out balances from the user
- 10:47 — Inside Fedimint's fault-tolerant federated custody design
- 12:06 — The legal gray area of running ecash mints in the US
- 13:23 — ZEUS's nostr web-of-trust mint selection algorithm
- 14:41 — Where ecash fits in a world of Spark and Ark last-mile solutions
- 15:33 — Why Spark and Ark hit brick walls on privacy and UX
- 17:18 — The VTXO refresh problem and design challenges with Ark
- 18:35 — Spark's "legal gymnastics" and the key-deletion trust assumption
- 20:20 — Privacy as a practical defense against selective censorship
- 21:42 — Closing: Fedi, ZEUS, and Cashu booth pitches
- 22:33 — Shinobi's call to free Keonne, free Hill, and end privacy dev prosecutions