Brainstorming your ideas
Brainstorming de ideias · Brainstorming de ideas · Brainstorming de vos idées
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Taught 7 times across 4 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN) between 2026-08-11 and 2026-09-23 , in EN .
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Governance and Delegation Mechanics
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- Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials
- Web3, Web2 and Real-World Use Cases
- Governance and Delegation Mechanics
- Transaction Submission Flow
- Web3 Business Models
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Merci. I was saying great input. Thank you so much. And I'm gonna move on because we've spent 30 minutes already of our time and I booked for 30 for an hour and a half. But I wanted to close. Close my presentation part in the first hour, ideally so that we can have 30 minutes more of going back to d
So that was the recap and we're going to go into the stake pool Operator selection in a second. I just wanted to give you a high level of what also I wanted to do today. So we are keeping the same structure of you know, your check in chasing up on DAP experimentations which is a bit what we what we
Okay,. Now this is one angle of looking at it. We've looked at the data structures. I wanted to just zoom out a bit and think it's just going to be a brainstorming exercise with you guys. But let's understand a bit more. Having this in the equation of my application, what does it allow me to do? Bec
Okay, so instead of making a price for things, just put the things out there and leave your wallet address for people to compensate. Maybe you can get surprised because people pay more than you would define as a price. Maybe a lot of people are going to take the product and run with it without leavi
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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#1 4 moments
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- 30:19 Session Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Merci. I was saying great input. Thank you so much. And I'm gonna move on because we've spent 30 minutes already of our time and I booked for 30 for an hour and a half. But I wanted to close. Close my presentation part in the first hour, ideally so that we can have 30 minutes more of going back to d brainstorming · discuss
- 25:38 Extended Web3, Web2 and Real-World Use Cases Pedro Lucas So all the Web2 has countless use cases. How many of those are banking? You know, how many people spend their whole day on their e banking website? No one. How many people spend their day on Facebook or music or art or I don't know, community in general. So that Web2All needs to be converted or you brainstorm
- 45:51 Session Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Okay, thank you. Thanks for the reactions as well. I really want this to be interactive, so I'm just going to speak for 10 minutes more and then the rest of the time we can brainstorm. I just wanted to cover a few things, so you'll notice that I keep using the term digital material. So maybe this is brainstorm
- 55:28 Concepts Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Let me just check my notes. So we've covered the evolution from Bitcoin to Cardano and to Ada as digital material. One thing that I'm going to leave for next session is. Maybe here, I. Can say here, ADA is like digital land. In Cardano, which is a group of people. Cardano is overall a group of peopl group · think of
EN Web3 Workshop #22 1 moment
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- 14:31 Concepts Governance and Delegation Mechanics Pedro Lucas So that was the recap and we're going to go into the stake pool Operator selection in a second. I just wanted to give you a high level of what also I wanted to do today. So we are keeping the same structure of you know, your check in chasing up on DAP experimentations which is a bit what we what we brainstorm
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 1 moment
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- 45:22 Discussion Transaction Submission Flow Pedro Lucas Okay,. Now this is one angle of looking at it. We've looked at the data structures. I wanted to just zoom out a bit and think it's just going to be a brainstorming exercise with you guys. But let's understand a bit more. Having this in the equation of my application, what does it allow me to do? Bec brainstorming
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#6 1 moment
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- 40:35 Discussion Web3 Business Models Pedro Lucas Okay, so instead of making a price for things, just put the things out there and leave your wallet address for people to compensate. Maybe you can get surprised because people pay more than you would define as a price. Maybe a lot of people are going to take the product and run with it without leavi brainstorm
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