Blockswap To Host Multichain ERC20 During ETHCC Conference

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The esteemed speakers at Multichain ERC20 event include 20squares, Blockswap Labs, Dappnode, DFG, Diva, Gauntlet, Ion Protocol, IOSG, Jsquare, Obol Network, Robust Incentives Group (Ethereum Foundation), Runtime Verification, and SafeStake.

Blockswap Labs, a renowned blockchain research lab and protocol solutions provider, is pleased to announce its side event at the highly anticipated ETHCC week in Paris, France, scheduled on July 19, 2023. At this event, attendees will have a chance to explore the future of Web3 and actively interact with top-notch industry leaders. 

Multichain ERC20 unites visionaries, developers, investors, and enthusiasts in a collaborative forum to explore the most recent infrastructure advancements and innovations within Ethereum. Blockswap’s primary goal at ETHCC is to enlighten the Ethereum community on the decentralisation of Ethereum through enhanced staking options and robust security measures.

The Multichain ERC20 event at ETHCC consists of two distinct tracks, each offering unique insights and discussions led by experts in the field:

Track 1: ETH Restaking and LSD: Extending Ethereum Security for Middleware

Explore the world of restaking and the Composable Validator Marketplace, a decentralized ecosystem that revolutionizes Ethereum’s coordination of validators and dApps. Learn how restaking optimizes validator yield, extends Ethereum security, and enhances the overall ecosystem. Topics covered will include the challenges of extending Ethereum security, creating trustless marketplaces for dApps and protocols to access validators, increasing validator earnings, the difference between slashable security & extending Ethereum security, kETH a new LST based primative, capital efficient restaking with Stakehouse, and the potential benefits for various stakeholders. This session is open for all to attend but requires a free ticket.

This track will also include a discussion panel with leaders in Ethereum’s distributed validator technology (DVT) space. DVT is a robust security approach that decentralizes key management and signing responsibilities among multiple participants. This strategy minimizes the risk of single points of failure and enhances the overall resilience of validators. 

“In the coming months, distributed validators will create the foundation for a more resilient, secure, and decentralised consensus layer in Ethereum,” said Oisin Kyne, CTO & co-founder of Obol Labs. “We look forward to sharing the progress that’s been made in bringing this critical technology to mainnet.” – Oisin Kyne, CTO & co-founder of Obol Labs

Track 2: Proof of Neutrality Network and Optimistic MEV+

Proof of Neutrality and Optimisitic MEV+ Track gives insights on credibly neutral infrastructure design for the MEV supply chain, emphasising inclusivity and openness. The event will highlight several key aspects of the MEV supply chain, including a new ground-up approach, Proposer Builder Separation for Ethereum block-building, and discussions on Order Flow Auctions. In addition, the event will also feature a solution for developing MEV-aware protocols via a revolutionary PBS client called MEV+. The event will bring together industry leaders and contributors in the MEV space, allowing them to share their insights on the rapidly evolving MEV landscape. Be part of this exploration into the future of Ethereum’s MEV supply chain, where neutrality, inclusivity, and open building practices converge.

Blockswap Labs CEO will lead discussions among Ethereum industry leaders around MEV and credibly neutral infrastructure. 

“We are thrilled to share a new intent-centric MEV supply chain infrastructure and Ethereum Restaking at ETHCC,” said Matt Shams (Anis), CEO of Blockswap Labs. “The event represents a major milestone in our ongoing open engagement with the Etheruem community, seeking feedback and alignment on maintaining credible neutrality for Etheruem. This event will focus on the negative externalities of centralization in block building and drawbacks in current MEV rails.”

Concluding Thoughts

Blockswap welcomes all attendees, including developers, blockchain enthusiasts, and industry professionals, to actively engage in the Multichain ERC20 event. Apart from the insightful talks and panels, Blockswap Labs eagerly awaits the opportunity to connect with participants for discussions regarding potential partnerships and in-depth conversations concerning protocol design and implementation.

For the latest updates on Blockswap’s involvement at ETHCC and comprehensive information about the event tracks, visit the official event website. Additionally, you can stay informed by following Blockswap on Twitter.

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