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Taught 14 times across 6 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN) between 2026-09-11 and 2026-09-21 , in EN .

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Self-Custody and Wallet Security

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  1. Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access 2 moments EN Concepts
  2. Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials 2 moments EN Concepts
  3. Next Session Timing 1 moment EN Discussion
  4. Self-Custody and Wallet Security 1 moment EN Concepts
  5. Planned Technical Review 1 moment EN Discussion
  6. Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting 1 moment EN Approfondi
  7. Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications 1 moment EN Approfondi
  8. On-Chain Metadata Use Cases 1 moment EN Session
  9. Cardano applications and use cases 1 moment EN Approfondi
  10. Digital collectibles and wallets 1 moment EN Concepts
  11. Web3 product framework and future curriculum 1 moment EN Discussion
  12. Future workshop structure and application analysis 1 moment EN Discussion

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Probably with the first one you're going to have costs. Probably with the second one you're going to have more responsibility. Like here you pay someone to handle all the complexity and you use it as a service. And here you need to pay your cto, your technical engineer or technical. Yeah, to run the
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 at 1:07:42 Discussion
So this little address that I see when I do receive, it's not my name, it's just as gibberish. That's random. And so that's like a pseudonymous. And it is not generated by the bank or maintained by the bank. It is our seed secret words, our seed phrase is our identity that's private to us. But the b
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 at 38:01 Concepts
This is just to me, I'm pretty sure it's not very you. Not everyone will identify with this, but I like the one auditing blockchain based financial data with verifiable identity of Grant Thornton. Why?
Amiar (gekkido) · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 at 1:22:17 Approfondi
Apple stock already has like one characteristic because Apple stock is sort of like a real world asset as well, because it is backed by Apple. You know, you can't buy if Apple eventually puts their stock tokenized on the blockchain. It's going to be a token. Exactly as any kind of scam coin. So I ca
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#1 at 52:29 Concepts

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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#5 2026-09-21 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 3 moments

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  • 1:07:42 Discussion Next Session Timing Pedro Lucas Probably with the first one you're going to have costs. Probably with the second one you're going to have more responsibility. Like here you pay someone to handle all the complexity and you use it as a service. And here you need to pay your cto, your technical engineer or technical. Yeah, to run the business · identity
  • 1:04:10 Discussion Planned Technical Review Pedro Lucas Yeah, yeah. So this is the selective privacy type of thing. You can prove it in and not show everything. What else? What else is in the toolkit for things that you can use in Web3 Digital Identity? Digital Identity. We can incorporate it in your Web3 application, both as a product, if you're a digit identity
  • 55:52 Session On-Chain Metadata Use Cases Pedro Lucas Okay. So that in some applications can make a difference. I can. We had a learner in a previous cohort that was doing agriculture records. So he ran a vineyard that produces wine. They need to prove that they treated the wine, the, the vineyard with certain products in certain amounts and etc. agriculture
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 2026-09-16 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 5 moments

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  • 1:22:17 Approfondi Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting Amiar (gekkido) This is just to me, I'm pretty sure it's not very you. Not everyone will identify with this, but I like the one auditing blockchain based financial data with verifiable identity of Grant Thornton. Why? identity · use case
  • 42:41 Discussion Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access Pedro Lucas Because today we're. We're here, right? Oh, no, today. Sorry. Yeah, this is just. I was reading it as if it was my time. Okay, let's move on to this. So like I explained in the other sessions, we have a browser extension that's here and we're going to be browsing websites. This is my identity. I als identity
  • 44:50 Concepts Book.io, NFTs and wallet-based access Pedro Lucas I'm sorry,. Thanks for pointing this out. I keep jumping around and I would. I was going to the other screen for a bit, then I stopped sharing. What I was saying is. So I was talking about this,. This. Window, it is my display window where I have a dummy pre production wallet. So this is like just a identity
  • 1:08:45 Approfondi Cardano applications and use cases Pedro Lucas Because like wine tracking, you know, there was a company in Georgia that was doing the tracking of the supply chain of their wine on the blockchain and you don't, you're not necessarily even competing with them if you create this kind of solution for a company in your country. Correct. Guys, I feel supply chain
  • 1:44:56 Discussion Web3 product framework and future curriculum Pedro Lucas Is like what's the business area that already exists. This means,. See subject matter, expertise. Okay. If you're, you need to be a specialist or you need to master some kind of business like wine or something like that, so that you can then create a web3 project on top of it or even gaming or somet business · industry
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#2 2026-09-14 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 2 moments

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  • 38:01 Concepts Self-Custody and Wallet Security Pedro Lucas So this little address that I see when I do receive, it's not my name, it's just as gibberish. That's random. And so that's like a pseudonymous. And it is not generated by the bank or maintained by the bank. It is our seed secret words, our seed phrase is our identity that's private to us. But the b identity
  • 1:13:49 Approfondi Real-World Use Cases and Local Applications Chinyere Uchendu So it will also be nice. Right. For instance, maybe in you can give us maybe like one use case, maybe using African business, you know, because if we are going to be adopting Cardano and all that in Africa or in Nigeria, there is need for me, right. To be able to say okay, your business can do this business · use case
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#1 2026-09-11 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 2 moments

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  • 50:13 Discussion Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas And we have ada, like I've seen, I've said before, and we can have eventually Apple stock. We are going to have real world assets. Like real world assets. This is a loaded term though. Does anyone know what this one means when I say it's just a token? Why, why is it a real world asset if it's still real world asset
  • 52:29 Concepts Money, Bitcoin and Digital Materials Pedro Lucas Apple stock already has like one characteristic because Apple stock is sort of like a real world asset as well, because it is backed by Apple. You know, you can't buy if Apple eventually puts their stock tokenized on the blockchain. It's going to be a token. Exactly as any kind of scam coin. So I ca real world asset
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 2026-09-18 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 1 moment

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  • 13:10 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 use case
Meet – [45B] Web3 Workshops Ch#2 Sess#27 2026-09-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 1 moment

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  • 1:07:24 Discussion Future workshop structure and application analysis Pedro Lucas Ideally we would mature this so that we can say okay, let's reverse engineer and understand book IO in this matrix. What's their business model? What's their legal framing or complex complexity? What's their technical framing and complexity? And like what I added here just as an extra was like this business · industry

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