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Taught 40 times across 7 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN) between 2026-08-11 and 2026-09-21 , in EN .

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Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access

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  1. Cardano applications and use cases 3 moments EN TLDR
  2. Mainnet, Staking, and Bitcoin Wallets 2 moments EN TLDR
  3. Schedule and Wallet Setup 2 moments EN TLDR
  4. Self-Custody and Wallet Security 2 moments EN TLDR
  5. From Bitcoin to Web3 2 moments EN TLDR
  6. Web3 architecture: data, logic and application layers 2 moments EN Concepts
  7. Proof Mechanisms Compared 2 moments EN TLDR
  8. Digital collectibles and wallets 2 moments EN Concepts
  9. Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals 2 moments EN TLDR
  10. Testnet funding and faucet usage 2 moments EN TLDR
  11. Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications 2 moments EN Concepts
  12. Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials 2 moments EN TLDR

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So on the blue Chrome profile I have my Play account and on this one, which is the black top bar. Hello, Amir, thanks for joining. Welcome. We're diving into using a web3 website like Book IO. Okay. All good with you? No, no. Yeah, cool. Okay, so what happens with this one is that I have a real card
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 at 43:17 TLDR
You can't misplace it. Yeah. Because if you do, it is the key to your box on the blockchain to your wallet and if you lose the key, no one can give it back to you. Okay. So it's very important that you write it in a piece of paper and it's important as well that you don't take a screenshot of it. Fo
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 at 4:00 TLDR
Overall, the wallet is the account on the blockchain. I just wanted to review this in this format to separate it from the Wallet app. The wallet application is a browser extension or an application in your phone that contains the seed phrase. So that other thing, that's just a value. This applicatio
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 at 24:31 TLDR
Okay, we'll get to that in a second. I was actually going from like to recontextualize Olivier and Boaz and a number of people that joined us today. Sam, are you at ease with these concepts already or like self custody versus like having your things in a traditional bank?
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 at 9:39 TLDR

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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 2026-09-14 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 9 moments

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  • 4:00 TLDR Schedule and Wallet Setup Pedro Lucas You can't misplace it. Yeah. Because if you do, it is the key to your box on the blockchain to your wallet and if you lose the key, no one can give it back to you. Okay. So it's very important that you write it in a piece of paper and it's important as well that you don't take a screenshot of it. Fo lace · seed phrase · wallet
  • 58:59 TLDR Mainnet, Staking, and Bitcoin Wallets Musa Ridwan Itopa You know recent. In the recent time, Lisa actually has a very cool like some cool features where you can interact with bitcoin directly. Midnight right? Directly from college and aside that actually user friendly now right? Like user friendly even to a beginner can actually easily navigate on the Wa lace · wallet
  • 31:30 TLDR Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas Why do we call this kind of wallets self custody? And the reason is that we have this, which is what we've been talking about, which is pure blockchain working. It's just our device communicating with this blue cloud, which is a blockchain. And the only things that circulate here are bitcoin, ada et custody · restore · seed phrase · self custody · wallet
  • 54:36 TLDR Mainnet, Staking, and Bitcoin Wallets Pedro Lucas So this seed phrase, I'm never going to deposit real data on it. Yeah, because it's already like exposed and written in a file on my disk. But if you haven't done any, anything like that, you can just switch to mainnet and you can trust that this is a sound wallet that you can use. If you do receive seed phrase · wallet
  • 41:40 Discussion Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas So I hope this gives you some notion of self custody. Do you have any questions? I know this is a. custody · seed phrase · self custody
  • 0:16 Session Schedule and Wallet Setup Pedro Lucas So you were able to set a new name for your wallet after you installed it? wallet
  • 16:34 Discussion Testnet Wallet and Transaction Demonstration Pedro Lucas And all this is just because I copied the fingerprint of my transaction and I need to put that fingerprint somewhere to search for my transaction, to find the details of my transaction. Even by the way, if I come back to here, even on Vesper after I closed it and I forgot about like the. I left the wallet
  • 1:11:54 Concepts Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications Pedro Lucas On the next session we're going to continue talking about different Cardano apps but we're also besides looking at them and hopefully like if Chichi sends me her address, I'll send you a book. You can try the same way you tried to put Vesper Wallet to work. You can try doing it with book IO to read wallet
  • 1:17:04 Session Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications Pedro Lucas Nigeria restaurants that give you little stamps. When you have 10 meals at that restaurant, you get a free lunch or something like that. Yes, right. So imagine that instead of the card being physical and being in your pocket and the stamps being just a bit of ink on the card, it was a wallet and you wallet
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 2026-09-16 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 9 moments

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  • 43:17 TLDR Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access Pedro Lucas So on the blue Chrome profile I have my Play account and on this one, which is the black top bar. Hello, Amir, thanks for joining. Welcome. We're diving into using a web3 website like Book IO. Okay. All good with you? No, no. Yeah, cool. Okay, so what happens with this one is that I have a real card wallet
  • 1:16:10 TLDR Cardano applications and use cases Pedro Lucas For now let's just have a look at the stake ADA part because this is something that Chichi already asked if I was going to teach how to do. And we're going to be looking at it more in the few sec in the next few sessions. But I just wanted to challenge you guys and Priyansh if you send me, if you tu seed phrase · wallet
  • 37:42 TLDR Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals Pedro Lucas Right. So I usually call Binance a crypto bank because it's very similar to a traditional bank. It's just a database. Your balance is not crypto like on Blockchain. While it's there, they have some crypto on their vaults, on their safes, but your balance is just a balance on their database. So it's wallet
  • 1:02:15 Discussion Testnet funding and faucet usage Pedro Lucas Because like we have I think 30 minutes maybe a bit more to close. We started at 11:30 Lisbon and Lagos time. So yeah gonna close this. I've only demoed very very high level how you can see like the website is understanding what is in my wallet and if I remove things from my wallet tomorrow I won't wallet
  • 1:09:34 Concepts Cardano applications and use cases Pedro Lucas Typhoon, I think it's also cool but. Let give it a try for now. Like that's why experimenting in pre Prod is great is that there's no concerns with putting your seed phrase on a number of known wallets. Don't put your seed phrase on unknown wallets, especially if it's a Mainnet seed phrase. Let's cr lace · seed phrase
  • 32:38 Concepts Wallets, networks and blockchain fundamentals Pedro Lucas Okay, so I'm making a note to send you a bit of ADA and some test tokens because we're talking about the pre production network. Right. So this is really just test ada. There are some guest tokens here and we don't have any collectibles in this wallet. Actually that's a good idea for me to do so. Cr wallet
  • 59:47 TLDR Testnet funding and faucet usage Pedro Lucas So that's not for now but if you ever have a lot of ADA that you want to return because you're stopping to use that wallet, it's polite to return it because ADA in the testnet is as rare, you know, and as forgeable, unforgeable as on the mainnet. Anyway, you come to this link, you drop your address, wallet
  • 1:05:51 Discussion Cardano applications and use cases Pedro Lucas It's just Eternal IO and invite you to install it. I'm going to drop it on the chat as well. Musa probably has it. Maybe Nuno, Amyar and Priyansh still don't have it. And so it's a good wallet for a more developer kind of person to really see all the details. So Vesper is usually better on your phon wallet
  • 1:37:33 Concepts Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting Pedro Lucas I started by contextualizing Manuel in like, what is a wallet? How you see extract in a wallet. Because if you think of it, it's sort of like a spectrum between what I've just shown you on the past sessions of exploring a transaction or two and being able to explore the publishing of a balance sheet wallet
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 2026-09-21 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 9 moments

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  • 9:39 TLDR Participant Profiles Pedro Lucas Okay, we'll get to that in a second. I was actually going from like to recontextualize Olivier and Boaz and a number of people that joined us today. Sam, are you at ease with these concepts already or like self custody versus like having your things in a traditional bank? custody · self custody · wallet
  • 1:04:10 Discussion Planned Technical Review EKE GODSWILL Okay. Thank you so much, Pedro. I am very happy to be here. But I actually got a question. I've been thinking. I think you mentioned ZK login, ZK Proof and some other things there. I wanted to ask if one should actually create a wallet address with Ezekielgin. How do you actually get a seed phrase t seed phrase · wallet
  • 20:02 Concepts Proof Mechanisms Compared Pedro Lucas These UTXOs are these square sticky notes, you know, so this is my wallet, let's say. And someone sent me two transactions that had outputs. This transaction had output 0 and 1, this other transaction had output 0 and 1. And they were all, for a moment, they were all in my wallet. Then because I own wallet
  • 37:04 Discussion Private-Key Control Emphasized Pedro Lucas You know, especially, for example, if you're buying a book or something like that, you're saying, I'm going to send you ADA and you're going to send me the book. So they need to hold their ADA in a wallet as well. So you're sending ADA from your. The wallet that your private keys control to the wall wallet
  • 43:32 Approfondi Data Provider Role Described Pedro Lucas And so when, whether it's the app sending you something or it's you spending your money that you have in your wallet, you need to use your private keys to sign something, which we've seen also in different diagrams from different perspectives. So. But when you're using an app and you decide to sign wallet
  • 15:28 TLDR Proof Mechanisms Compared Pedro Lucas It from your wallet. We have the Wallet in the Wallet app. So we have the keys for the Wallet in the Wallet app. You create transactions. Transaction is like a check. The checks get accumulated in pages which are blocks and that gets attached onto a database that's shared between all the nodes, all wallet
  • 28:14 Approfondi Smart Contracts Defined Pedro Lucas I'm not sure, to be honest, but I know that he doesn't approve of. The idea of the smart contract because. Two people don't sign it. One person writes it, creates the repository or the. The Programmatic Wallet, and then someone spends from the Programmatic Wallet. Maybe we can argue that's adhering wallet
  • 47:31 Concepts Tokens And NFTs Distinguished Pedro Lucas The NFTs we've also covered, we call them digital objects because instead of just being an amount of 45B token, like I've sent you on testnet, remember we had some tokens being sent to you and we didn't get to make collectibles yet, but we probably will still. I'm actually going to make a note for u wallet
  • 59:16 Approfondi On-Chain Metadata Use Cases Pedro Lucas And then here I have like secret word that I set up between me and my peers. Okay, so this is the data being encrypted. This is something that. It's not a key for a wallet, but it's like the password or something like that. What happens with encryption is that this thing is almost like going to mult wallet
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 2026-09-18 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 5 moments

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  • 24:31 TLDR Wallets, keys, addresses, and transactions Pedro Lucas Overall, the wallet is the account on the blockchain. I just wanted to review this in this format to separate it from the Wallet app. The wallet application is a browser extension or an application in your phone that contains the seed phrase. So that other thing, that's just a value. This applicatio private key · seed phrase · wallet
  • 44:44 TLDR Blocks, blockchain, nodes, and stake pools Pedro Lucas Okay. What I was realizing is that we're going through this chain of concepts between a wallet and transactions and etc. But we didn't really classify what are these balances. So ADA is this. It's like I usually say, it's digital territory on Cardano. Let's maybe add it here. Digital territory on Ca wallet
  • 12:36 Concepts Digital collectibles and wallets Pedro Lucas Okay. I'm going to reduce it a bit. One thing that's not necessarily one more use case. But that's important for you to grow a bit. Your abilities in Cardano is to start using different kinds of devices. So get your seed phrase from your computer and import it into Vesper as well on the phone or vic seed phrase · wallet
  • 15:31 Concepts Digital collectibles and wallets Pedro Lucas Turf interactive demo. Okay, so what I wanted to do in Eternal is to look at the metadata of this collectible and look at the details here. You see it looks a bit more technical, but it's really just links, let's say, or URLs of the object that I have in my wallet. And I see here turf nft.com so let wallet
  • 20:43 Approfondi Monetization and business models Pedro Lucas And if we go on the calls, for example, here you look at a call and you imagine you've logged in with your wallet. The tltr is the main part of the call. I can give that away, for example, as an appetizer. But then if you want to see another level of knowledge around the core statement, you probably wallet
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#1 2026-09-11 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 4 moments

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  • 1:02:05 Discussion From Bitcoin to Web3 Pedro Lucas The last note I had here to. Throw onto the board was maybe I'll create a new text box if you haven't. I'm not sure exactly how many people in the call have never played with Cardano that don't have a wallet, but I'm going to drop this link here which is the Vesper link that refers 45B. That's why i wallet
  • 59:51 TLDR From Bitcoin to Web3 Pedro Lucas We're gonna like I've seen, I think most of you have already seen this in a Web three, in a. In a Internet based on blockchain, people get to own their things. So their ticket is now in their wallet. And the difference is that for a ticket or for a book or for something like that, usually if it is i custody · wallet
  • 32:09 TLDR Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas So this is one of the other ways that I usually explain what Web3 is to people. It's going to be further down in the screen, but I'm not going to go there yet because for regular people to understand, how can this be interesting to have digital things in the digital wallet or something? We can use t wallet
  • 43:17 Approfondi Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Divisibility is something that, you know, any crypto wallet can have a number of zeros and about divisibility, durability as well. As long as you hold your wallet securely, you're not going to have any problem in it aging or losing value or actually it could lose value commercially, but you're not g wallet
Meet – [45B] Web3 Workshops Ch#2 Sess#27 2026-09-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 3 moments

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  • 21:48 Concepts Web3 architecture: data, logic and application layers Pedro Lucas So the wallet app has the user's private keys. Okay. And the mobile phone, all this is the mobile phone or the browser. So what happens similarly to what we saw when we looked at the other diagram about self custody. Let me just jump to it very quickly. Where do we do that? Number of sessions ago we custody · self custody · wallet
  • 17:06 Concepts Web3 architecture: data, logic and application layers Pedro Lucas Seeing what money went from whom to whom and then the coins that are deposited in your wallet or when they are deposited in a smart contract, they can have a datum, which is what Tevo was talking about. Like I was saying, a datum is also a bit of data like, well, with those curly braces and that kin wallet
  • 27:48 TLDR Smart contracts, UTXOs, datums and redeemers Pedro Lucas So it's a human or it's a server that's deciding I want to spend this because it's mine and I completely control it. Unlike that, you can have a wallet address that is actually a smart contract. The difference is that there's no signing keys to move money out of this smart contract. The reason or th wallet
EN Web3 Workshop #22 2026-08-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 1 moment

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  • 36:39 TLDR ADA Stat Pools Exploration Pedro Lucas And then maybe we can, we should move on to filtering the table itself. Okay, so I'm on ADA fund, which is the wallet I usually use for demonstrations. I can see that I'm delegated. Actually this stake pool is undefined. So I need to find out like who I was delegating to. And it's not, apparently it wallet

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