Justin Glibert

The closing ceremonies will feature the "Devcon Decade 0" discussion, with:
• Aya Miyaguchi from the Ethereum Foundation
• Justin Glibert and gubsheep from 0xPARC
The panel will be moderated by Nicholas Paul from The Long Now Foundation. 
Following the discussion, attendees can look forward to exclusive content, closing remarks, and a performance to conclude the event.

Main Stage

Closing Ceremonies: Devcon Decade 0

The Programmable Cryptography CLS hosts a series of talks exploring how advanced cryptography can reshape digital infrastructure beyond blockchain and trust infrastructure. 
SCHEDULE: 10:00–10:20 AM, Justin Glibert / 10:20–10:45 AM, Vitalik Buterin / 10:45–11:10 AM, Albert Ni / 11:10–11:35 AM, Barry Whitehat / 11:35 AM–12:00 PM gubsheep

Breakout 3

[CLS] Programmable Cryptography

CCP Games—the creators of the legendary space-based MMO EVE Online, home to millions of space merchants, pirates, and explorers—is building a new world, and it is going to live onchain and run on the EVM.

Hear from the CCP team as they discuss challenges, learnings, and open questions of building massive virtual worlds onchain—what to put onchain first? What game mechanics are best suited onchain? What are the unlocks?—as well as what EVE Frontier might bring to the Ethereum ecosystem.

EVE Frontier - challenges, lessons and future of building an autonomous world on Ethereum

The "secret" third affordance of Zero-Knowledge proof after 1) Privacy and 2) Succinctness is Interoperability. ZK enables us to continuously refactor data, aggregate it from different sources, and transforming it without loosing its integrity.
Starting with the Zupass project, and now with the broader adoption of the POD and GPC format, 0xPARC has been exploring using ZK for data sovereignty and creating more interoperable data ecosystem. We will cover our learnings and progress in this talk.

Stage 6

Keynote: The Universal Cryptographic Adapter

You rarely hear of issues at the networking layer of the Internet: networking companies are running utilities business: they are fungible and can be swapped if distrusted.
Most of the value captured on the Internet -- and also most abuse -- happen at the Compute and Data layer of the Web. Ethereum gave us a glimpse of a fundamentally different architecture for Compute and Data than Client/Server architecture.We think the Internet is 1/3 complete, and that programmable cryptography can finish it.

Programmable Cryptography and the future of the Internet

https://streameth-develop.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/transcriptions/67341d7a9dbb7a90e166b21c.vtt

Different cryptographic primitives have different affordances, especially when using them in practice, and especially together. In this session, we explore a new way of interacting with PCs at a software engineering level via a LISP like programming language. This language enables creating self-verifying graphs of computation.