DSF 2nd Research Brownbag Seminar

‍

Speakers

- Anahì Rodriguez Martinez (UCL, DSF Grantee)

- Yathin Prakash Kethepalli (DSF Researcher)

‍

Digital Economy and Fintech Inclusion Program

One of the highlights was an extensive presentation on the Digital Economy and Fintech Inclusion Program. This year-long initiative is a testament to the transformative power of digital ledger technologies in business and service delivery. The program's ambitious objectives are to empower participants with a deep understanding of new technologies. It aims to foster innovation across various sectors, extending beyond the conventional financial realm into new sectors such as healthcare and government.

‍

DSF dedicated a significant portion of the program to major and minor events, including lectures, workshops, and interactive sessions. These meticulously designed events were to engage participants in both theoretical and practical aspects of fintech, encouraging them to become the next wave of entrepreneurs and innovators in this dynamic field.

‍

Security and Usability of Cryptocurrency Wallets

The seminar also delved into the critical issue: cryptocurrency wallet security and usability. This session stood out for its comprehensive analysis of wallet types, underlying cryptographic principles, and the complexities involved in wallet creation and maintenance. The discussion highlighted the various security threats these wallets face, ranging from sophisticated cyber-attacks to the challenges posed by quantum computing.

‍

The introduction of a new concept of a semi-custodial wallet was particularly noteworthy. This innovative approach balances user-friendliness and security, potentially revolutionising how users interact with cryptocurrency wallets.

‍

Interactive Sessions and Q&A

Adding to the seminar's interactive nature were the networking opportunities provided for in-person attendees and the active participation of online attendees through a Q&A session. These segments allowed for exchanging ideas, addressing queries related to the topics discussed and gathering invaluable feedback for future seminars.

‍

Conclusion

The DLT Science Foundation's Seminar Brownbag event successfully shed light on critical aspects of the digital economy and the security challenges inherent in using cryptocurrency wallets. It was a prime example of the Foundation's commitment to advancing education and innovation in distributed ledger technologies. As the digital landscape evolves, such insightful seminars are crucial for keeping abreast of the latest trends and challenges in this fast-paced domain.

‍

You can now view the event here.

‍