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31 Stories To Learn About Vitalik Buterin

by Learn RepoOctober 22nd, 2023

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Learn everything you need to know about Vitalik Buterin via these 31 free HackerNoon stories.

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Let's learn about Vitalik Buterin via these 31 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

1. How Phala Drives Innovation for Metaverse Games and NFT IDs

The development of Web3 Metaverse game meets many limitations, with the support of fat contract in real-time compute-intensive talks, low latency can solve them

2. Do 'Trust Models' Deserve Their Title?

When someone says that a system "depends on trust", ask them in more detail what they mean!

3. Introducing a New NFT Project Based on Ethereum Creator Vitalik Buterin

Art101 announced a Vitalik Buterin NFT collection 'Based Vitalik'

4. Is Your Perspective Convex or Concave?

How people approach the age-old tradeoff of compromise versus purity in making large-scale decisions.

5. Uniswap's History, In Brief🦄

With a $4 billion market cap in 2022, and a daily trade volume of approx $150 million, here's how a non-technical person built the biggest DEX in the world.

6. Can Humans Win at Progress With Coordination?

If you have improved the coordination in an unbalanced way, the results can be harmful!

7. How to Achieve Decentralized Scale: ETH vs BTC vs ALGO

With the right incentives in place human ingenuity can overcome Blockchain’s current challenges and fulfill its initial purpose.

8. Proving Unconditional Possession of a Private Key: A Short Story

Cryptographic key management is an effective way of minimising ways that the security of a blockchain may be compromised when humans begin interacting with it.

9. How Sharding Differs from Sidechains and Plasma

Sidechains, Plasma and Sharding are architectures that can serve as the backbone of a blockchain system. Understanding these three architectures is vital.

10. What is So Great About Proof-of-Stake?

Attacks are much easier to recover from in Proof-of-Stake.

11. Rollups Are All the Rage

What exactly is Rollup technology, what can you expect from it and how will you be able to use it?

12. An In-Depth Look at Blockchain Validation

One of the most powerful properties of a blockchain is the fact that every single part of the blockchain's execution can be independently validated.

13. Gitcoin CLR Matching Review Media Grants

Gitcoin Media and Tech grants both need to be separated on the basis of matching algorithms. Media mostly requires fixed funding except when its expanding or its combination of media+tech project, whereas tech projects require more and more funding as they grow rapidly or succeeding.

14. Response To Vitalik Buterin "On Free Speech"

Kurt Wuckert Jr shares his thoughts on censorship, free speech and Craig Wright in response to Vitalik Buterin.

15. Introduction to Fully Homomorphic Encryption

Exploring fully homomorphic encryption which, for a long time been considered one of the holy grails of cryptography.

16. How Are zk-SNARKs Possible?

Perhaps the most powerful cryptographic technology to come out of the last decade is general-purpose succinct zero knowledge proofs, usually called zk-SNARKs.

17. What is a Social Recovery Wallet?

How do we prevent users' funds from being lost or stolen?

18. A Technical Exploration of Optimistic Rollups in the context of Collaboration

Optimistic Rollups (ORU) is a type of layer two constructs that aims to provide low gas and high TPS simultaneously.

19. Bounty Campaigns: From Life To Death

As the world of cryptocurrencies develops, new projects started to appear more and more frequently. It was a wonderful time when there were many people on the market with good ideas and not bad intentions. To create their product, these companies needed money to develop. Traditional methods of raising capital were poorly applicable to blockchain companies.

20. How we can Better Understand PLONK

Permutations over Lagrange-bases for Oecumenical Noninteractive arguments of Knowledge, or PLONKS are a new general-purpose zer-knowledge proof scheme.

21. What Should We Expect From The Upcoming Release of Ethereum 2.0?

Ethereum 2.0 it's coming this year but let's start with the beginning. Ethereum is a cryptocurrency proposed in 2013 and launched in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin, a Russian-Canadian programmer. Ethereum introduced smart contracts based on blockchain technology which enables users to perform trustworthy transactions without the need for a third-party.

22. The Economic Ideology of Crypto and DDLTs (Decentralized Distributed Ledger Technology)

In the Beginning...

23. Is There Truth to “Keep Layer 1 Simple, Make Up for It on Layer 2”?

One common strand of thinking in blockchain land goes as follows: blockchains should be maximally simple, because they are a piece of infrastructure that is difficult to change and would lead to great harms if it breaks, and more complex functionality should be built on top, in the form of layer 2 protocols: state channels, Plasma, rollup, and so forth. Layer 2 should be the site of ongoing innovation, layer 1 should be the site of stability and maintenance, with large changes only in emergencies (eg. a one-time set of serious breaking changes to prevent the base protocol's cryptography from falling to quantum computers would be okay).