Inside Track with Mark Smith from leading blockchain domain name project Handshake
20 de abr. de 2021 ·
22m 53s
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Inside Track is a series of podcasts and videos presented by movers and shakers in the world of cryptocurrency. The goal of Inside Track is to educate the listener in...
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Inside Track is a series of podcasts and videos presented by movers and shakers in the world of cryptocurrency. The goal of Inside Track is to educate the listener in various topics, from bitcoin to projects to watch out for, from the future of Ethereum to NFTs, from DeFi to the next big thing in cryptocurrency.
Inside Track are short bite sized shows presented by people who have developed cryptocurrency projects and are hands on in the industry. They are the best people to learn from.
This episode is presented Mark Smith from Handshake. Handshake is an alternative certificate authority and naming system that is used for root Domain Name Servers or DNS. It is decentralized and permissionless, typically compared to The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers which is centralized. As of now names that are used in top-level domain names such as .com, .net and social networking usernames are centrally managed by a central authority. Handshake aims to change all that.
Mark talks about why he believes Handshake is the future of domain names, his favorite crypto projects and what he would invest a spare $1,000 in.
This podcast is an insight into a leading project making waves in what is expected to be a huge space.
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Inside Track are short bite sized shows presented by people who have developed cryptocurrency projects and are hands on in the industry. They are the best people to learn from.
This episode is presented Mark Smith from Handshake. Handshake is an alternative certificate authority and naming system that is used for root Domain Name Servers or DNS. It is decentralized and permissionless, typically compared to The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers which is centralized. As of now names that are used in top-level domain names such as .com, .net and social networking usernames are centrally managed by a central authority. Handshake aims to change all that.
Mark talks about why he believes Handshake is the future of domain names, his favorite crypto projects and what he would invest a spare $1,000 in.
This podcast is an insight into a leading project making waves in what is expected to be a huge space.
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