journy.io

journyio

This is a quick review of . As a heads up, I run a website called , where we list and review the newest and coolest sales tools coming out. journey.io SalePier What is Journey.io? You may have heard of Journey.io through all the buzz and hype it’s been having these past couple of months, but they describe Journey as a new way of storytelling through responsive slides, video recordings, interactive blogs, and more — through a no-code fashion. I’d say just think of it as a souped-up version of Google Slides or Microsoft PowerPoint. In their own words, the value-adds are: The ability to create content automatically with AI Personalize the content to your branding or the customer’s branding easily Swap in modular content through different pre-made blocks. Get insights on how viewers are engaging with the content. Nothing jarring in terms of value prop, but when it comes to any AI tools such as this one, the biggest thing to evaluate is if it actually delivers on its promises. Here’s a preview - it does. Creating an Account and Dashboard Once you create an account, you’ll be taken to the Journey dashboard, where you’ll see a list of all the journeys you’ve created in a sidebar. You have options to create a journey with AI from scratch, repurpose an existing PDF, or create from a template. No surprises here outside of your traditional account dashboard for any software you likely use today. I will say, however, if your day-to-day is in Google Workspace or Microsoft Office, it’s a little annoying to have to go to a completely different platform. Creating a Journey from scratch When it comes to creating a journey from scratch, you have options to add text, images, links, files, recordings, and various integrations. There are also templates available, such as a sales room template, which includes different elements like videos, recordings, and integrations like Calendly. The canvas almost reminded me of Prezi (2000s kids will remember), but flatter and with a lot more integrations. There is a limit to how creative you can be within the canvas, as there are only certain slots you can add in content, so the ability to customize the presentations becomes limited. The good news is that the Journeys look good regardless, but I question the ability to create more intricate presentations. Chatbot Integration There’s also a chatbot feature where you can add a chatbot to your journey, allowing viewers to ask questions and get responses. This can add an interactive element to your content. To me, this was the coolest part of the entire platform - a 0 effort way to set up a chatbot, give it a personality and make it easier for the viewer to digest the content and ask questions. Not only did it provide answers to questions I asked, but suggested follow-up questions I could ask. It reminded me of the interface in Bard or the new Generative AI features coming to Google search. Converting PDFs You can even convert a PDF document into a journey, where the AI pulls out relevant information and organizes it into slides. This feature is particularly useful for longer documents or content-heavy pieces. I tried it out by uploading a Certificate of Incorporation for a fictional company to see how it would handle it, considering a Certificate of Incorporation usually has a ton of legal jargon. All things considered, it took out five sections from the Certificate of Incorporation and put it into a mini Journey - not as comprehensive as I would have thought, but it still worked nonetheless. The images that were associated with the text were obviously AI-generated, considering that most of them created nonsensical text. AI-Generated Journeys The AI-generated journey can cover various sections like an introduction, market analysis, growth strategies, execution plans, and more. It creates a framework that can serve as a starting point for building your presentation. I was impressed at the presentation sections it created, but as expected, a lot of the content generated was pretty boilerplate. However, breaking down a sales narrative into a cohesive story is half of the battle, so a feature like this becomes helpful when it comes to organizing messy thoughts into an organized story. Insights and Analytics Journey provides insights into how your content is performing. You can track metrics like views, engagement time, and click-through rates. This can help you understand how viewers are interacting with your content. Initially, I was surprised at how simple the provided analytics were, but after additional thought, I couldn’t really think of additional analytics that I really needed other than views and depth of engagement. In fact, Journey.io goes even further, as it provides analytics at an individual element level. Pricing Journey offers different pricing tiers, including a free plan with limitations on the number of journeys you can create. The paid plans offer more features, such as unlimited journeys and the removal of watermarks. The jump in pricing from Pro to Teams is pretty drastic - I wonder which enterprises and at what size they would invest in adopting Journey.io. Final Verdict and Considerations Journey is a sleek product for the value adds it advertises. The product is well built, and the output is clean, aesthetic, and minimalist, and integrations make it very dynamic. However, the biggest question that needs to be asked prior to purchasing/using Journey is — what problem does this actually solve? While the AI can create content, the content doesn’t necessarily provide the most accurate/in-depth content, not to mention the fact that it’s not recommended to supply sensitive content to a third party like Journey. As a result, I’d argue that the time savings are negligible, considering the time it would take to re-read, re-edit, and revise. Where I can really see a tool like this excelling is potentially for internal enablement or low-stakes presentations where hyper-customization isn’t necessary. I would almost frame Journey.io as a hybrid between a collateral creation tool and a digital sales room. I think a product like this has very specific use cases. Conclusion In conclusion, Journey can be a useful tool for creating dynamic and interactive content, especially for internal purposes or less complex presentations. However, it’s crucial to evaluate whether it genuinely addresses your needs and provides value before diving in. You can watch the full video review here

Reviewing Journey.io: Worth the Hype or Just Vaporware?

This year brought us two Nobel prize nominees in literature. Feels like there’s a “buy one get two” promotion going on, and that’s good! More awarded authors - better stories. Since it’s 2019, here’s an interesting question: can a robot be a future-winning novelist? There are two absolutely opposite thoughts: vs. So, where is the truth? As far as texts can serve not only recreation but informative purpose, is there a place for AI technologies in journalism? “Holy Molly, AI is gonna destroy us. So, writing texts is just a first and easiest step on its grand plan in conquering humanity and taking all we’ve got!” “Oh Jeez, keep calm, the machine simply can’t do the creative job. The art area will always belong to a human being” In reality, AI became a really good helper in writing texts. No, he is not going to be next Nabokov or to generate a sold-out masterpiece for you either. BUT: Not spending an awful lot of time on a monotonous and mechanical writing job is a precious gift. Journalists would sell their souls to not transcribe audio from interviews, transform data or make copies based on the articles, etc. And to have the machine slave writer sounds more than seductive. Trained AI will allow journalists to spend more time on investigation and collecting facts. Frankly speaking, not all content should be highly creative or witty after all. And that’s where AI can help us a lot. Delegate data duties AI is brilliant for reports based on data. That’s a type of job business reporters find snoozy, meanwhile the AI “journalists” do not complain and just do their job. This year, Australian’s Guardian a report of political donations mostly written by AI. But Washington Post were the pioneers who implemented the new technologies directly into their job. They created a homegrown AI technology called Heliograph. With a bit of fear it was launched right before the Summer Olympics in Rio. During this event, it dropped over 300 short reports. After that, the technology proved its usefulness one more time during the elections in 2016. Since then Heliograf was used  to generate not very complicated articles and tweets like these: published https://t.co/V6zVPi7a9O But that was 3 years ago. And now it looks amazing but not really striking. Earlier editors work with outcomes and craft several versions because AI may not really understand the context and due to this may give the wrong results. However, AI reporter is a zero-typo writer it’s still not an absolute honey cake. Please-not-in-wrong-hands-technology But for now times have changed. Have you heard about OpenAI? That’s a company backed by Elon Musk and based in San-Francisco. The system called GPT-2 is actually the text generator. It takes one word and then supposes what’s going to be next in the context. The point is - it’s self-trained. GPT-2 is the result of the “unsupervised” approach. How does neural network usually work? You teach it to produce outputs feeding them with tones of carefully picked inputs. Like a whale eats plankton. And afterward research team teach it to generate needed output. With the “unsupervised” learning method the researchers also prepare the dataset for it. But everything else is done by the neural network. Just . And it does not create gibberish. The style of language and sentences are absolutely matched with the input sentence you write. check it And there are huge achievements in natural language processing. It doesn’t sound like a robot anymore. It’s rough, atmospheric and coherent. exposed an experiment based on the GPT-2. They had written an opening line of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four: The Guardian “It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen” ...and waited 5 seconds till the system designed the text in consonance with. And it did! “I was in my car on my way to a new job in Seattle. I put the gas in, put the key in, and then I let it run. I just imagined what the day would be like. A hundred years from now. In 2045, I was a teacher in some school in a poor part of rural China. I started with Chinese history and history of science.” The system got a slightly futuristic tone and crafted a story based on it. And.. it catches the mindflow! And that’s where the point of concern is dig.  The researchers don’t provide open access to this technology, because they are concerned about the misuse of it. First of all, in the wrong hands, it can be used as a fake-news turbine. You may think “Come on, it’s 21st century, yet there has never been a time the information was so easy-to-get and easy-to-check”. And still, there are people who may believe news they don’t know are fake. And will spread it. And cause panic. But it can be as well a perfect tool for detecting fake news. Fire with fire! Because it knows its own mannerism and can distinguish human-written from machine-written news. But still, AI is not a threat to human writers. And will never be because journalists and storytelling are about critical thinking and judgment, first and foremost. Humans write for other humans and that’s it. But it’s a big helper for true journalism. While AI will help with data work, human journalists will do a high-value job based on curiosity and digging into facts, personas, and world. And how sensitive AI is to mistakes, the imperfections are what make us real.

AI in Media: Can a Silicon-Brained Journo Beat a Flesh ’n Blood One?

Every time I share the latest PR insights, I end up hearing the same feedback over and over again: “Well, now it’s clear. All you need is money.” I don’t know how those keen minds came to such a twisted conclusion, but to me, it’s obvious that there’s always an option to start small. In this post, I’ll share some takeaways for how to gain media coverage and leverage your PR endeavors with no news peg and zero budget. Option 1: Media Coverage Through Op-Ed, Guest Posting, or Columns Media are very fond of experts who tackle industry issues through the lens of their experience and provide editors with fresh and insightful material that would catch a reader’s eye and drive traffic to their website. So, gaining media coverage through op-eds and guest posts is the easiest way to start. Why? Because through the personal expertise of your C-level representative, you will manage to tackle industry issues that somehow relate to your product. How? Here’s a step-by-step guide: Step 1: Decide on a spokesperson and map the topics for them. In one circle, the list of the topics that would resonate with the industry that you are working in. In the second circle, note down the vectors in which your speaker has expertise. Then check where those circles overlap, and choose 3-4 major areas to cover. Those ideas should both demonstrate your speaker’s valuable experience and tackle the industry issues for which you already have a solution at hand. Generate a bunch of topics, headlines, and detailed outlines for each. Step 2: Create your media list with relevant contacts. Check which media are covering this or that topic, make a list of such media, find opinions editor’s email, and send them a proposal for approval(consisting of the headline and a detailed outline). Some media like Daily Hodl or HackerNoon have a submission form, but in this case, you have to submit the whole article for review, not just the outline. I would also recommend doing small research to see whether this particular angle hasn’t been covered yet. Step 3: Wait for a response. Great things take time. Don’t share the same content with all the outlets simultaneously. You may end up gaining coverage across multiple outlets and thereby ruin your relations with journalists. Instead, wait for approval from the editorial team (they indicate in the requirements how much time they usually need to review your submission). If there’s no answer within a specified timeframe, then share your idea with others. Pros of leveraging your media relations through guest posts and op-eds: Your brand name and maybe the link to the website will appear in the author’s bio. You will be able to insert some information about your product. If it’s relevant and doesn’t look like a promotion, you can use your product and company’s data to back your stance. You establish thought leadership and build a strong personal brand for your speaker. If you are a no-name startup with a no-name CEO, building a personal brand is crucial to make people trust you and in you. No wonder smaller companies are ready to pay a fortune to hunt C-level executives with sound names and spotless reputations.
Because by accepting a job offer, this person confirms their trust in the company, making it more credible in the eyes of the industry by default. Option 2: Media Coverage Through Commentaries Nobody accepts commentaries from people with no prior trace left in the media. So, you better start with the opinion part and gradually add commenting atop this. Crypto is a very wavering environment with a lot of stuff going on. Keep track of everything happening in the industry. Start your morning by checking Feedly and Google News to never miss a beat. There are several ways how you can ensure media coverage through expert commentaries: As soon as you have secured 5-6 pieces of coverage for your speaker, you can create a press portrait, indicating the speaker’s expertise, topics of interest, background information, and the links to op-eds you’ve already published in media. Once something happens in the industry that is relevant to your company and/or speaker, write a comment and pitch it to a journalist whose beat you know for sure will most likely imply working on this particular story. You can also check #journorequest on Twitter, Quoted, or HARO, as well as check the journalists’ personal Twitter account for similar shoutouts. If you have a ready-to-use press list and a well-established connection with journalists, you can send them a press portrait and introduce your speaker without waiting for the right time. In this case, a journalist may occasionally contact you once they need expert commentary. Option 3: Media Coverage Through Newswire I used to be quite skeptical about the Newswire until one day I shot it and checked the results: 406 pieces of coverage secured across top-tier media outlets, including Business Insider, Seeking Alpha, Benzinga, and others. I made it SEO-wise and inserted the links to the website along with a bunch of anchors and keywords that reinforced our SEO endeavours. Moreover, the journalist who spotted our press release reached out for additional information and wrote his own story based on what we had shared with him. Press release services like PR newswire or crypto-specific Chainwire offer a great deal of features to align your PR efforts with SEO requirements, thereby killing two birds with one shot. Don’t expect a newswire service to bring you a great deal of awareness right away, but rather think out of the box, and see how else can you benefit from distribution and what exactly can you share that would pay off in a long run. A small tip to keep in mind: Don’t rush to the newswire as soon as you have a news peg. Try to pitch it to journalists first; either as an exclusive or under embargo, and only then upload your press release into the newswire system to ensure maximum coverage. Final Words Each option I’ve mentioned above leaves a trace in the media, ensuring greater visibility for your company and products. Forbes isn’t going to cover your news unless you do have the news that is worth being covered on Forbes, and no PR wizard can fix it. Strive for the best you can, but don’t underestimate small achievements and the power of smaller steps that you are making on the way to your goal. Every time I share the latest PR insights, I end up hearing the same feedback over and over again: “Well, now it’s clear. All you need is money.” I don’t know how those keen minds came to such a twisted conclusion, but to me, it’s obvious that there’s always an option to start small. In this post, I’ll share some takeaways for how to gain media coverage and leverage your PR endeavors with no news peg and zero budget. Option 1: Media Coverage Through Op-Ed, Guest Posting, or Columns Media are very fond of experts who tackle industry issues through the lens of their experience and provide editors with fresh and insightful material that would catch a reader’s eye and drive traffic to their website. So, gaining media coverage through op-eds and guest posts is the easiest way to start. Why? Because through the personal expertise of your C-level representative, you will manage to tackle industry issues that somehow relate to your product. How? Here’s a step-by-step guide: How? Here’s a step-by-step guide: Step 1: Decide on a spokesperson and map the topics for them. Step 1: Decide on a spokesperson and map the topics for them. In one circle, the list of the topics that would resonate with the industry that you are working in. In the second circle, note down the vectors in which your speaker has expertise. Then check where those circles overlap, and choose 3-4 major areas to cover. Those ideas should both demonstrate your speaker’s valuable experience and tackle the industry issues for which you already have a solution at hand. Generate a bunch of topics, headlines, and detailed outlines for each. Step 2: Create your media list with relevant contacts. Step 2: Create your media list with relevant contacts. Check which media are covering this or that topic, make a list of such media, find opinions editor’s email, and send them a proposal for approval(consisting of the headline and a detailed outline). Some media like Daily Hodl or HackerNoon have a submission form, but in this case, you have to submit the whole article for review, not just the outline. I would also recommend doing small research to see whether this particular angle hasn’t been covered yet. Step 3: Wait for a response. Great things take time. Step 3: Wait for a response. Great things take time. Don’t share the same content with all the outlets simultaneously. You may end up gaining coverage across multiple outlets and thereby ruin your relations with journalists. Instead, wait for approval from the editorial team (they indicate in the requirements how much time they usually need to review your submission). If there’s no answer within a specified timeframe, then share your idea with others. Pros of leveraging your media relations through guest posts and op-eds: Pros of leveraging your media relations through guest posts and op-eds: Your brand name and maybe the link to the website will appear in the author’s bio. Your brand name and maybe the link to the website will appear in the author’s bio. You will be able to insert some information about your product. If it’s relevant and doesn’t look like a promotion, you can use your product and company’s data to back your stance. You will be able to insert some information about your product. If it’s relevant and doesn’t look like a promotion, you can use your product and company’s data to back your stance. You establish thought leadership and build a strong personal brand for your speaker. If you are a no-name startup with a no-name CEO, building a personal brand is crucial to make people trust you and in you. No wonder smaller companies are ready to pay a fortune to hunt C-level executives with sound names and spotless reputations.
Because by accepting a job offer, this person confirms their trust in the company, making it more credible in the eyes of the industry by default. You establish thought leadership and build a strong personal brand for your speaker. If you are a no-name startup with a no-name CEO, building a personal brand is crucial to make people trust you and in you. No wonder smaller companies are ready to pay a fortune to hunt C-level executives with sound names and spotless reputations. Because by accepting a job offer, this person confirms their trust in the company, making it more credible in the eyes of the industry by default. You establish thought leadership and build a strong personal brand for your speaker. If you are a no-name startup with a no-name CEO, building a personal brand is crucial to make people trust you and in you. No wonder smaller companies are ready to pay a fortune to hunt C-level executives with sound names and spotless reputations. Because by accepting a job offer, this person confirms their trust in the company, making it more credible in the eyes of the industry by default. Option 2: Media Coverage Through Commentaries Nobody accepts commentaries from people with no prior trace left in the media. So, you better start with the opinion part and gradually add commenting atop this. Crypto is a very wavering environment with a lot of stuff going on. Keep track of everything happening in the industry. Start your morning by checking Feedly and Google News to never miss a beat. There are several ways how you can ensure media coverage through expert commentaries: As soon as you have secured 5-6 pieces of coverage for your speaker, you can create a press portrait, indicating the speaker’s expertise, topics of interest, background information, and the links to op-eds you’ve already published in media. Once something happens in the industry that is relevant to your company and/or speaker, write a comment and pitch it to a journalist whose beat you know for sure will most likely imply working on this particular story. You can also check #journorequest on Twitter, Quoted, or HARO, as well as check the journalists’ personal Twitter account for similar shoutouts. If you have a ready-to-use press list and a well-established connection with journalists, you can send them a press portrait and introduce your speaker without waiting for the right time. In this case, a journalist may occasionally contact you once they need expert commentary. Option 3: Media Coverage Through Newswire I used to be quite skeptical about the Newswire until one day I shot it and checked the results: 406 pieces of coverage secured across top-tier media outlets, including Business Insider, Seeking Alpha, Benzinga, and others. I made it SEO-wise and inserted the links to the website along with a bunch of anchors and keywords that reinforced our SEO endeavours. Moreover, the journalist who spotted our press release reached out for additional information and wrote his own story based on what we had shared with him. 406 pieces of coverage Press release services like PR newswire or crypto-specific Chainwire offer a great deal of features to align your PR efforts with SEO requirements, thereby killing two birds with one shot. Don’t expect a newswire service to bring you a great deal of awareness right away, but rather think out of the box, and see how else can you benefit from distribution and what exactly can you share that would pay off in a long run. A small tip to keep in mind: Don’t rush to the newswire as soon as you have a news peg. Try to pitch it to journalists first; either as an exclusive or under embargo, and only then upload your press release into the newswire system to ensure maximum coverage. Final Words Each option I’ve mentioned above leaves a trace in the media, ensuring greater visibility for your company and products. Forbes isn’t going to cover your news unless you do have the news that is worth being covered on Forbes, and no PR wizard can fix it. Strive for the best you can, but don’t underestimate small achievements and the power of smaller steps that you are making on the way to your goal.

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While both come with distinct pros and cons, a better understanding of what you (or your boss) want from a digital marketing campaign will help you choose the one that yields the best results. Bold Blogging If you’ve used gen-AI to write your blogs or hired content creators that charged the least, this option is not for you. For those who understand Blogging is like storytelling and are/hired amazing storytellers, you’re already halfway to Bold Blogging nirvana. The three kinds of stories that always worked with the 3M+ HackerNoon Readership are: How Stuff Works: Not tutorials but also about how certain technologies work. If you’re using PayPal, write about how Internet Payments work, how fraud is detected, and how errors are minimized. Why It Happened: Even though economists will tell us tomorrow why the Markets crashed yesterday, we still love reading their ‘hindsight.’ Insights are great—hindsight is excellent content, too! What’s It Really About: Who doesn’t immediately click on stories that connect the dots across scalars, vectors, and whatnot? Go cross-domain, cross-industry, and even cross-discipline, and watch the readers flock in. Freakonomics sold 4M+ copies in as many years doing exactly that. How Stuff Works: Not tutorials but also about how certain technologies work. If you’re using PayPal, write about how Internet Payments work, how fraud is detected, and how errors are minimized. Why It Happened: Even though economists will tell us tomorrow why the Markets crashed yesterday, we still love reading their ‘hindsight.’ Insights are great—hindsight is excellent content, too! What’s It Really About: Who doesn’t immediately click on stories that connect the dots across scalars, vectors, and whatnot? Go cross-domain, cross-industry, and even cross-discipline, and watch the readers flock in. Freakonomics sold 4M+ copies in as many years doing exactly that. 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For that $10k budget, you’ll get 600 clicks on a niche platform, but about 300 will be from your target audience. But ironically, in your internal marketing meetings, niche platform advertising will be considered a bold decision. If you now have a better idea of how you’d like to earn that coverage, book a call with HackerNoon and try it out! book a call with HackerNoon book a call with HackerNoon

Can You Set A Billboard on Fire For Marketing Points?

আপনি মার্কেটিং পয়েন্টের জন্য আগুনে একটি বিলবোর্ড সেট করতে পারেন?

Können Sie eine Plakatwand für Marketingzwecke in Brand setzen?

¿Se puede prender fuego a una valla publicitaria para obtener puntos de marketing?

Pouvez-vous mettre le feu à un panneau d’affichage pour des points marketing ?

क्या आप मार्केटिंग पॉइंट्स के लिए बिलबोर्ड पर आग लगा सकते हैं?

マーケティングポイントのために看板に火をつけることはできますか?

마케팅 포인트를 얻기 위해 광고판에 불을 붙일 수 있나요?

Você pode colocar fogo em um outdoor para pontos de marketing?

Можете ли вы поджечь рекламный щит ради маркетинговых очков?

Pazarlama Puanı Kazanmak İçin Bir Billboard'u Ateşe Verebilir misiniz?

Bạn có thể đốt cháy bảng quảng cáo để thu hút các điểm tiếp thị không?

您能为了营销点而焚烧广告牌吗？

*In an era where cybersecurity emerges as a critical aspect of every organization's operational framework, our team at Vendict went on a journey to empower security compliance teams by leveraging cutting-edge advancements in linguistic generative AI. We set forth to bring this core mission to the RSA 2024, one of the premier events in the cybersecurity industry.* The Road to RSA 2024 Our journey to RSA 2024 was no small feat. With many team members making an 11,000-mile round trip, we navigated flight cancellations, long layovers, and the inevitable jet lag. Despite these hurdles, the team’s enthusiasm remained undiminished. Pitching our innovative product on the booth, even when it felt like 3:00 am due to the time difference, became a new normal. The whirlwind experience was both exhausting and exhilarating, immersing us in the vibrant, fast-paced world of cybersecurity, uniquely flavored with RSA's distinctive charm. Key Takeaways from RSA 2024 GRC Takes Center Stage Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) emerged as a dominant theme at RSA 2024. Discussions with Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) highlighted a shift beyond traditional security and risk management towards a more holistic approach that includes compliance and governance. The rise in GRC’s prominence can be attributed to the growing influence of AI, which sparked numerous intriguing conversations about structuring organizations to be resilient, proactive, and adaptable in an ever-changing landscape. The AI Buzz Artificial Intelligence was undoubtedly the star of RSA 2024. Visitors to our booth, among others, were keen to explore the implications of AI and Machine Learning (ML) in cybersecurity. The discussions extended beyond the development of AI models to their broader impact on the industry. The consensus was clear: AI is reshaping the sector, and there is a need for a deeper understanding of its transformative potential. Standing Out from the Crowd With a plethora of exhibitors vying for attention, standing out at RSA is a challenge. This year, the most successful companies showcased bold, vibrant, and interactive booths. Industry giants like Wizz and Absolute impressed with their innovative displays, while newcomers like Sweet captivated attendees with their fresh, brand-centric approaches. Networking Beyond the Exhibit Hall The exhibit hall was abuzz with activity, but some of the most meaningful connections were made at the after-parties. Hosted by companies like GuidePoint Security, Securiti, and Splunk, these events provided invaluable networking opportunities. The marketing teams behind these gatherings deserve applause for creating memorable experiences that fostered new partnerships and insightful conversations. For our team, these interactions were crucial in building relationships and exploring collaborative opportunities. The RSA Team Shines Behind the scenes, the RSA team, particularly the ever-supportive Wendy Anderson, worked tirelessly to ensure a seamless experience for all attendees and exhibitors. Their dedication and attentiveness, regardless of company size, were instrumental in the success of the event. Their efforts were pivotal in creating a platform for groundbreaking innovation and expert perspectives in cybersecurity. For over three decades, the RSA Conference has been a cornerstone of the cybersecurity community, providing a platform for timely insights, thoughtful interactions, and actionable intelligence. RSA 2024 continued this legacy, bringing together thousands of cybersecurity professionals for four days of learning and networking. As cyber threats continue to evolve, so too must the community, and events like RSA are crucial in fostering this ongoing evolution. Today, we are inspired and motivated to continue our journey with fresh perspectives and invigorated dedication, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with AI in cybersecurity. We look forward to the next milestones in our path to revolutionize security compliance. Navigating RSA 2025: Budget-Friendly Strategies for Startup Success Arrive Early - If you're journeying from a distant location, arriving early not only allows you to overcome jet lag but also ensures you have ample time to navigate registration and settle in. Starting fresh will enable you to make the most of your RSA experience right from the get-go because the conference goes incredibly quickly.
Location Matters - Carefully consider your booth's placement within the expo hall. Whether you opt for the North or South Expo, being in the right place can significantly impact your visibility and success at the event.
Approach Big Booths - Don't hesitate to approach major brands and exhibitors. This is your chance to engage with key decision-makers who may be actively seeking solutions like yours. Confidence and directness can go a long way in making a memorable impression.
Explore Beyond the Conference - Take advantage of the hundreds of additional events happening after, and even before the RSA Event. Networking doesn't just happen on the show floor; often, the most valuable connections are made at smaller, intimate gatherings or after-hours meetups.
Don’t be Afraid to Stand Out - Embrace boldness to break free from the crowd. Whether it's through vibrant booth colors, captivating messaging, or unique giveaways, make a memorable impression that sets you apart. Don't be afraid to be different, as it doesn’t have to cost a fortune—it's what catches attention and leaves a lasting impact. Conclusion In a nutshell, the event was hectic. The burnout everyone experienced in the 3-day run was felt across our team and other teams we spoke to, emphasizing the need for strategies to mitigate this issue in years to come. For companies that are planning to attend future RSA events, ensure that you allocate sufficient time for acclimatization, rest and recovery for your teams, carefully plan your days ahead of time, and above all, soak everything in. Events like RSA are integral in shining a light on current hot topics such as the convergence of cybersecurity and AI, which may still be considered controversial. This serves as a perfect opportunity for service providers and users to talk things through in detail. Overall, RSA's status as the premier cybersecurity event was reinforced by the invaluable networking opportunities it provided. Work doesn’t end at the expo – after-hours and satellite events hosted by companies and venture capitalists were crucial for building and strengthening professional relationships. *In an era where cybersecurity emerges as a critical aspect of every organization's operational framework, our team at Vendict went on a journey to empower security compliance teams by leveraging cutting-edge advancements in linguistic generative AI. We set forth to bring this core mission to the RSA 2024, one of the premier events in the cybersecurity industry.* Vendict Vendict The Road to RSA 2024 Our journey to RSA 2024 was no small feat. With many team members making an 11,000-mile round trip, we navigated flight cancellations, long layovers, and the inevitable jet lag. Despite these hurdles, the team’s enthusiasm remained undiminished. Pitching our innovative product on the booth, even when it felt like 3:00 am due to the time difference, became a new normal. The whirlwind experience was both exhausting and exhilarating, immersing us in the vibrant, fast-paced world of cybersecurity, uniquely flavored with RSA's distinctive charm. Key Takeaways from RSA 2024 GRC Takes Center Stage Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) emerged as a dominant theme at RSA 2024. Discussions with Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) highlighted a shift beyond traditional security and risk management towards a more holistic approach that includes compliance and governance. The rise in GRC’s prominence can be attributed to the growing influence of AI, which sparked numerous intriguing conversations about structuring organizations to be resilient, proactive, and adaptable in an ever-changing landscape. The AI Buzz Artificial Intelligence was undoubtedly the star of RSA 2024. Visitors to our booth, among others, were keen to explore the implications of AI and Machine Learning (ML) in cybersecurity. The discussions extended beyond the development of AI models to their broader impact on the industry. The consensus was clear: AI is reshaping the sector, and there is a need for a deeper understanding of its transformative potential. Standing Out from the Crowd With a plethora of exhibitors vying for attention, standing out at RSA is a challenge. This year, the most successful companies showcased bold, vibrant, and interactive booths. Industry giants like Wizz and Absolute impressed with their innovative displays, while newcomers like Sweet captivated attendees with their fresh, brand-centric approaches. Networking Beyond the Exhibit Hall The exhibit hall was abuzz with activity, but some of the most meaningful connections were made at the after-parties. Hosted by companies like GuidePoint Security, Securiti, and Splunk, these events provided invaluable networking opportunities. The marketing teams behind these gatherings deserve applause for creating memorable experiences that fostered new partnerships and insightful conversations. For our team, these interactions were crucial in building relationships and exploring collaborative opportunities. The RSA Team Shines Behind the scenes, the RSA team, particularly the ever-supportive Wendy Anderson, worked tirelessly to ensure a seamless experience for all attendees and exhibitors. Their dedication and attentiveness, regardless of company size, were instrumental in the success of the event. Their efforts were pivotal in creating a platform for groundbreaking innovation and expert perspectives in cybersecurity. For over three decades, the RSA Conference has been a cornerstone of the cybersecurity community, providing a platform for timely insights, thoughtful interactions, and actionable intelligence. RSA 2024 continued this legacy, bringing together thousands of cybersecurity professionals for four days of learning and networking. As cyber threats continue to evolve, so too must the community, and events like RSA are crucial in fostering this ongoing evolution. Today, we are inspired and motivated to continue our journey with fresh perspectives and invigorated dedication, pushing the boundaries of what is possible with AI in cybersecurity. We look forward to the next milestones in our path to revolutionize security compliance. Navigating RSA 2025: Budget-Friendly Strategies for Startup Success Arrive Early - If you're journeying from a distant location, arriving early not only allows you to overcome jet lag but also ensures you have ample time to navigate registration and settle in. Starting fresh will enable you to make the most of your RSA experience right from the get-go because the conference goes incredibly quickly. Location Matters - Carefully consider your booth's placement within the expo hall. Whether you opt for the North or South Expo, being in the right place can significantly impact your visibility and success at the event. Approach Big Booths - Don't hesitate to approach major brands and exhibitors. This is your chance to engage with key decision-makers who may be actively seeking solutions like yours. Confidence and directness can go a long way in making a memorable impression. Explore Beyond the Conference - Take advantage of the hundreds of additional events happening after, and even before the RSA Event. Networking doesn't just happen on the show floor; often, the most valuable connections are made at smaller, intimate gatherings or after-hours meetups. Don’t be Afraid to Stand Out - Embrace boldness to break free from the crowd. Whether it's through vibrant booth colors, captivating messaging, or unique giveaways, make a memorable impression that sets you apart. Don't be afraid to be different, as it doesn’t have to cost a fortune—it's what catches attention and leaves a lasting impact. Arrive Early - If you're journeying from a distant location, arriving early not only allows you to overcome jet lag but also ensures you have ample time to navigate registration and settle in. Starting fresh will enable you to make the most of your RSA experience right from the get-go because the conference goes incredibly quickly. Arrive Early Location Matters - Carefully consider your booth's placement within the expo hall. Whether you opt for the North or South Expo, being in the right place can significantly impact your visibility and success at the event. Location Matters Approach Big Booths - Don't hesitate to approach major brands and exhibitors. This is your chance to engage with key decision-makers who may be actively seeking solutions like yours. Confidence and directness can go a long way in making a memorable impression. Approach Big Booths Explore Beyond the Conference - Take advantage of the hundreds of additional events happening after, and even before the RSA Event. Networking doesn't just happen on the show floor; often, the most valuable connections are made at smaller, intimate gatherings or after-hours meetups. Explore Beyond the Conference Don’t be Afraid to Stand Out - Embrace boldness to break free from the crowd. Whether it's through vibrant booth colors, captivating messaging, or unique giveaways, make a memorable impression that sets you apart. Don't be afraid to be different, as it doesn’t have to cost a fortune—it's what catches attention and leaves a lasting impact. Don’t be Afraid to Stand Out Conclusion In a nutshell, the event was hectic. The burnout everyone experienced in the 3-day run was felt across our team and other teams we spoke to, emphasizing the need for strategies to mitigate this issue in years to come. For companies that are planning to attend future RSA events, ensure that you allocate sufficient time for acclimatization, rest and recovery for your teams, carefully plan your days ahead of time, and above all, soak everything in. Events like RSA are integral in shining a light on current hot topics such as the convergence of cybersecurity and AI, which may still be considered controversial. This serves as a perfect opportunity for service providers and users to talk things through in detail. Overall, RSA's status as the premier cybersecurity event was reinforced by the invaluable networking opportunities it provided. Work doesn’t end at the expo – after-hours and satellite events hosted by companies and venture capitalists were crucial for building and strengthening professional relationships.

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Let's learn about via these 97 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Quicknode /Learn Repo Enter QuickNode's decentralized internet writing contest today! Win from a whopping $5000 prize pool. 1. Subnets are Solving the Crypto Scalability Problem The crypto industry has run into serious scalability issues. But subnets provide the best possible answer to resolve it once and for all. 2. An Intro to Concentrated Liquidity What is concentrated liquidity in decentralized exchanges? How do liquidity providers and traders use concentrated liquidity? Explore right here! 3. Exploring NFT Galleries with Benjamin Agostini In this NFC interview, we spoke with Benjamin Agostini, Co-Founder of TheSafeBox.io. We discussed NFT art and galleries, and the future of NFTs and marketing. 4. The Multiverse of Madness: Warren Buffett, Elon Musk, Inflation & Bitcoin Warren Buffett vs. Elon Musk - Inflation vs. Bitcoin 5. 4 Must-Have Crypto Browser Extensions Top crypto browser extensions to help you in your crypto journey. 6. The Objective Need for Decentralization: Reality Consensus The main goal of network technology is the creation of human consensus. This is the REQUIRED step for ANY collaboration to occur. We MUST decentralize the web! 7. How To Bring DAOs To Web3 Instead of Discord How to bring DAO's to Web3 community platforms instead of Discord and Slack with on chain governance tools and crypto rewards to improve DAO participation. 8. 4EVERLAND's Bucket API for Decentralized Object Storage A guide to use 4EVERLAND's bucket API for decentralized object storage. 9. LUNA's Crash and Scams in Desperate Times of Crypto Diving deeper into the TerraLUNA crash, and a fair warning against internet scams that may become more frequent as time gets more desperate. 10. My Comments on the U.S. Fed's CBDC Paper Thoughts on the US Federal Reserve's CBDC paper and request for comments from the writer of the Digital Universal Drachma white paper. 11. The Decentralized Internet Writing Contest 2022: April Results Announced! Heyo Hackers! Here we are again with the #Decentralized-Internet writing contest winners for the month of April! 12. The Luna & Ust Crash: Fall of an Ecosystem left with only 1 Winner The Luna Story: the sudden rise and fall of a cryptocurrency ecosystem that left only one winner in the clamourous aftermath of a sudden market crash. 13. 41 Best Tweets About SNAPocalypse Let me know in your comments, which tweet illustrates SNAPocalypse best. 14. 7th US President Andrew Jackson's Thoughts on Cryptocurrency What we can learn about the decentralization of money and decentralization from the 7th US President. 15. The Decentralized Web is Here to Stay Imagine ecentralized YouTube, Facebook, Gmail. Are we there yet and what will the decentralized web for developers look like once it all finishes maturing? 16. Revisiting Making Money in Crypto Making money in crypto using strategies from The Richest Man in Babylon. 17. Top  Platforms to Launch an NFT Collection for Digital Content Creators Creators with zero to little coding experience can leverage any of these platforms to build an NFT collection, unlike many other currently available solutions. 18. Elon Musk and Twitter: Really, Why So Serious? It’s not about being the richest man in the world, but if we’re going to be honest, it kinda is. 19. The Quickest and Most Secure Way to Run Your Blockchain Node This article tells you the quickest approach to running a blockchain node. You can save yourself a lot of time reading it! 20. The Decentralized Internet Writing Contest by QuickNode and HackerNoon Hey, Hackers! The Decentralized Internet Writing Contest has just got BIGGER! HackerNoon is excited to host the contest in collaboration with QuickNode! 21. 3 Ways to Increase NFT Adoption Among Artists Let's talk about challenges and opportunities to increase adoption of art NFTs. 22. What Happens to Your Cryptocurrency in a Bankruptcy Situation? Filing for bankruptcy is complicated and sometimes difficult to understand. 23. UST/Luna Meltdown & The Lessons That I've Learned So Far The lessons that i've learned from UST/Luna meltdown. 24. Decentralized Storage Networks — An Explainer A comprehensive analysis of decentralized storage networks, technologies behind them, benefits, use cases, current issues, and an overview of DSN offerings 25. How Are DAOs Changing the Way We Live and Work? The level of transparency that DAOs provide could lead to better relationships between organizations and their members, workers, and even the general public. 26. What is Wrapped BTC and ETH (WBTC and WETH)? A wrapped token is a digital form of tokenised blockchains that support smart contracts such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot and Binance Chain. 27. How Is Cryptocurrency Regulated In The US? This article will discuss the current state of cryptocurrency regulation in the United States and how it could change in the future with more intervention 28. DecentraMind for Web 3.0 or Against It? — Interview with Mikhail Danieli DecentraMind by Web 3.0 or for it? — interview with Mikhail Danieli, project visionary and ambassador about the future of the platform and the company. 29. How Can You Earn Interest with Cryptocurrency? In many ways, cryptocurrency is starting to replace the ways people increase their wealth, earn interest, and even earn a passive income! 30. Here's How to Build a Decentralized Internet The philosophy of how to build a fully decentralized internet. Web3.0 needs interoperability, open source and better economic designs  to succeed Web2.0 31. My 5 Favorite Proof of Work Cryptocurrencies Proof of Work is an important aspect of the cryptocurrency solution. Here are my favorite Proof of Work cryptocurrencies. 32. Alexa.com is DEAD: F*CK the Alternatives! Looking for Alexa.com "alternatives"? Good luck with that! 33. Choosing a DeFi-Friendly Crypto Exchange DeFi, or decentralized finance is a $70 billion independent financial services industry. 34. Lazerpay: An African Decentralised Dream African startup called Lazerpay is the blockchain and web3 solution to Africans banking problems since colonisation. They are a decentralised finance company. 35. Why I Dream Of A One World Government & New World Order The One World Government is becoming a reality - just not in the way you might think. 36. What’s Coming Next for Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC)? A deep dive into Bored Ape Yacht Club's story, and it's coming Otherside metaverse. 37. Introducing dApps and Crypto  Exchanges Crypto exchanges are platforms that allow users to trade cryptocurrencies. 38. Who Showed Up to Dogepalooza and Who Cares? (Much Surprise) What happened at the first-ever Dogecoin-themed charity music festival Dogepalooza? Hear it from the perspective of one of the performers there, Rito Rhymes. 39. At Gateway to Cosmos, Prague was the Center of the Blockchain Multiverse Read more about: Risks in DAO governance Smart contracts in JavaScript Fast and secure interoperability 40. The Decentralised Internet Writing Contest 2022: Round 3 Results Announced! Here we are with the final announcement of the #Decentralized-Internet writing contest winners! 41. A Brief History of Money: From Barter to Banknotes to Bitcoin This article breaks down everything you need to know about the origin of money and bitcoin. What was the earliest form of money and why is bitcoin important. 42. Using DAOs for Shareholder Activism to Overcome Traditional Corporate Governance DAOs can improve the nature of corporate governance and empower activist investors to push for change at organizations. 43. Proof of Work is a Tried and True Solution Gold is the original Proof of Work to back a currency. 44. Talking Crypto and DeFi Portfolio Management with Narek Gevorgyan - Founder at CoinStats CoinStats is shaping up to be our users’ go-to destination for all things crypto and DeFi. 45. How to Earn Crypto Passive Income in 2022 7 different ways to earn passive income through cryptocurrency that you can start doing today! 46. Which Cryptocurrency Should I Invest In? Objective research and a solid knowledge base are needed to make a secure investment. 47. How to Make Money in a Falling Market The best way not to lose but also to make money in a falling market is to hedge your purchases with short positions on a margin platform. 48. How to Run a Crypto Scam and Have Everyone Feel Sorry for You Terra isn't the death of crypto. But it has hurt so many, and it's important we call it out for what it is -- a scam on a level we must never allow to repeat. 49. The Illusion of Decentralization Back in the 1990’s, then-chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan used the phrase “irrational exuberance” to describe the rapid and relentless rise of stock markets amidst a preponderance of data that should have tempered market mania. Setting aside Greenspan’s role in stimulating such “irrational exuberance” via interest rate driven monetary policy, it seems as though his phrase is ripe for recycling when looking at the current fever for “decentralization”; particularly, decentralization as it would apply to blockchain, Web 3.0, and cryptocurrencies. Can blockchain as a foundation of Web 3.0 really be decentralized? 50. How to Code Your First Smart Contract with Solidity In this tutorial and the subsequent ones, I will be journeying you through the world of web3.0 development starting with how to build your first smart contract 51. A Decentralized internet is Unviable / Web 3 Developers are Clowns: Do these Opinions Hold any Salt? In the beginning, God created Web 1.0 (No offense, Tim Berners-Lee). Then Web 2.0 followed. The age of the third web is now upon us but there is a divide... 52. SHACAL-2: A Poem Like density launch, bandwidth's ascent steps past the satellite's single geostationary hall, the stage's third and one of disintegrated constellations... 53. Centralized vs Decentralized Networks 54. Reviewing the Terra White Paper in 2022 There has been a lot of talk about the stablecoin architecture of the Terra-Luna ecosystem, to separate crystallize the facts I summarize the whitepaper here. 55. The Matrix VS Metaverse: Looking at Through the Prism of Cinema Soon we can see a widespread metaverse. I have analyzed what metaverse is based on The Matrix. And it gave me some amazing thoughts you should hear. 56. Two Factor Authentication - The Deep State Tool That Supports Mass Technology Dysfunction 2FA is the initial, mandatory stage of ongoing privacy intrusions that are unwarranted and Orwellian. Alternatives now exist. 57. How to Deploy Your Decentralized Application on 4EVERLAND How to deploy a Decentralized Application on 4EVERLAND 58. Getting Off the Beaten Path Is NOT EASY, BUT it Is Rewarding If you want freedom, security, and privacy, it's possible and worth the investment. 59. Where to Invest Your Hard-Earned Stablez? Description of the top platforms for staking, in my humble opinion 60. Why Deflationary Stablecoin Projects are the Future of DeFi Similar to fiat-backed stablecoins, cryptocurrencies-backed stablecoins are issued with cryptocurrencies as collateral. Unlike fiat collateralization, which is usually done off the blockchain, the cryptocurrency or crypto asset used to back this type of stablecoin is done on the blockchain using smart contracts in a more decentralized manner. 61. An Intro to GameFi: Gaming Meets Decentralized Finance GameFi concept (derived from ‘DeFi’ (decentralized finances) and ‘game’) was introduced in September 2020 by Andre Cronje, Yearn.Finance core contributors and ‘Father of DeFi’. But is GameFi the next big thing? 62. True Meaning Of DAOs — Understanding A New, Emerging Phenomenon DAOs set out to replace organizations as we know them today with an approach of openness and decentralization. But what are DAOs really? 63. How to Build a DAO - the Story of One Solution How one DAO solution is one step ahead of most competitors because it automates the execution process for many smart contracts in decentralised governance. 64. Is "Balkanized" Internet The Dark Future of Decentralized Internet? There’s a thin line between decentralization and the “balkanization” of the internet. 65. Using Hedonic Regression for CryptoPunks NFT Valuation At the time of writing, the most expensive CryptoPunk NFT was sold for $23million. 66. The Great Presidential Crypto Debate with Polk, Nixon, Jackson, and Washington How would the presidents from the past reflect upon and react to the brave new world of cryptocurrency and money decentralization? 67. Optimizing Database Operations With OpenTelemetry Learn to use OpenTelemetry to monitor and identify the database issues in your application and remediate them to optimise your database operations quickly. 68. 10 DAOs You Need to Know About Right Now Top 10 DAO projects that create Web3 and new crypto industries! The most interesting DAO right now! 69. Decentralized Storage Could Be Blockchain's Killer Application The distributed architecture of these novel storage solutions makes them immune to censorship, service failure, and data theft. With decentralized cloud storage 70. What Elon Musk's Twitter Purchase Means For DOGE Dogecoin's price jumped as high as $0.1428, marking a 12 percent rise in its price in 24 hours. 71. Is the US Going to BAN Cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency is more popular than ever before, and it’s worrying a lot of people in Washington. 72. Down with the Registration! Sef-sovereign Identities can help minimize the consequences of data leaks by keeping personal data personal. 73. Why Did Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer Stocks Drop by 60% in 6 Months? The “pillars” of our freelance industry have collapsed spectacularly! 74. 6 Common Crypto Scams to AVOID in 2022 With cryptocurrency being more popular than ever before, crypto scams are rapidly making their way into every corner of the crypto world. 75. Building a Classic Web3 NFT Minting Dapp With React and Solidity: Part 2 In PART ONE of this tutorial, we coded the smart contract part of this application with Solidity, now it's time we merge it up with ReactJs. 76. True Meaning of DAOs  -  Bitcoin as Business Understand how the first and most succesful DAO works, and how Bitcoin can host Web 3.0 applications, dApps, NFTs, and DAOs in the future. 77. Closing The Gap Between Companies & DAOs Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are a utopian idea. Today’s organizations - corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations - have a jurisdiction. DAOs are everywhere and nowhere. Today’s organizations embrace hierarchy and have governing boards and managers. DAOs are flat and they make decisions either by number of votes from token-holders (participatory DAOs) or by the rules of the code itself (algorithmic DAOs). Today’s organizations require people to routinely conduct legally-required functions, such as paying employees or buying insurance. DAO users and counter-parties are compensated automatically through smart contracts. 78. WingRiders is Using Cardano to Build a DEX Based on DAG-Based Technology. In this story we’ll look at the evolution of decentralized exchanges as well as the EUTXO protocol and the WingRiders platform. 79. The Decentralized Internet Writing Contest 2022: March Results Announced Hey Hackers! The wait is over! Here we are with the results announcement for The Decentralized Internet Writing Contest, March 2022 sponsored by QuickNode. 80. Million Dollar Pixels: Diving into NFT Decentralization, Copyright, and Minting How do NFTs work?  How decentralized are NFTs?  In this article we explore the decentralization of NFTs with a demo using IPFS, Alchemy, and Filebase. 81. Art (R)evolution: NFTastic art Some cool artworks that recreate new vision of art. 82. 18 Misconceptions Gamers have about NFTs Western gamers and developers, and this is predominantly a Western issue, have come out strongly against NFTs. 83. What Crypto and Rap Have to Do with the War in Ukraine Support Ukraine and peace all over the world and help avoid a Russia-caused humanitarian crisis in Europe by making crypto donations through Aid For Ukraine. 84. From FireChat to Starlink: The Best Attempts to Decentralize the Internet In this article, we look at the past, present, and future of internet decentralization efforts. We'll explore how projects such as FireChat and Starlink. 85. Introducing $NOIR, the World’s first Phygital Wine Token NOIR New Moon, a Sparkling Rosé produced using the Méthode Traditionnelle technique, will be offered exclusively as 777 dynamically priced $NOIR tokens.. 86. Five Killer Twitter Tips for Crypto Projects Five Killer Twitter Tips for Crypto Projects to grow on Twitter. 87. On Cryptocurrency & War Cryptocurrency can be used for pizza...and war? This article looks at how Russia and Ukraine are both using crypto to their advantage. 88. Truflation: On Demand Inflation Data Powered by Chainlink Oracles Truflation is a data aggregation suite of APIs that allows users to fetch compilations of present and past rates in the US economy, including, but not limited to: inflation rates, price indexes, and other inflation categories such as food or housing. 89. WingRiders DEX Aims to Address Scalability Issues Faced by Ethereum Dapps Scalability is currently one of the largest concerns for the Ethereum network. The network still suffers from slow transactions and high gas costs. 90. There’s No Quick-Fix to Poor DeFi Accessibility, But There’s Hope: ReSource Co-Founder, David Casey We caught up with David Casey, Co-founder and CEO of ReSource Protocol, for a quick chat where we tried to pick his brains as much as possible. And as expected, we received some amazing insights from him regarding the crypto and DeFi industry. He spoke about the ReSource Protocol, the problem they are trying to solve, and more. In addition, David also shared his thoughts on stablecoins and their future. He also mentioned a few developments in the crypto, DeFi, and NFT space that have caught his attention. 91. A Learner's Introduction to The Decentralized Internet The decentralized internet is a topic of discussion for every internet user. Find out why Web 3.0 is most talked about and why it is significant in tech. 92. Why PoW NFTs are the Next Blue-Chip NFT Collections PoW NFTs are still under the radar and this article will guide you through learning about PoW NFTs and understanding the values. 93. When DeFi Meets TradeFi: Comdex Co-founder, Abhishek Singh, Discusses Commodities In Crypto A discussion with Abhishek Singh, Co-founder and CEO of Comdex on the recent crypto crash, features of a robust DeFi infrastructure layer, and much more. 94. Introduction to Cryptographic Hash Functions Cryptographic Hash Functions are a class of hash functions that are cryptographically secure. From password authentication and integrity verification to blockchain—these functions are used in a multitude of applications. 95. DeSci: Decentralized Science as Our Chance to Recover the Real Science DeSci is an approach to organize scientific ecosystem in a decentralized way to have the real science done by the people, for the  people. 96. How To Analyze Cryptocurrency Cash Flow? Cryptocurrency Evaluation using Demand & Supply forces | Real Utility (value provided via token like cash flow), Financial Utility and Valuation (Speculation) | 97. The True Meaning of DAOs — Uniswap & BAYC Here we take a look at two of the most succesful DAOs, Uniswap and Bored Ape Yacht Club, using them as case studies to understand the DAO concept better. Thank you for checking out the 97 most read stories about Quicknode on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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