A cryptocurrency wallet is a software or a physical device, or even an online service which stores the public and private keys used by cryptocurrency users to initiate, sign and broadcast transactions.
Read about WalletsAchieving overall system reliability in the presence of a number of faulty processes is a challenge. Requirements for a consensus protocol may include Agreement, Strong validity and Termination: all processes must eventually decide on an output value.
Read about Distributed ConsensusWe meet in a friendly and informal way, to discuss any kind of subjects related to blockchains, ranging from technical aspects such as cryptographic concepts and software implementations to high-level reflexions, as the social impact to expect on our societies.
Read about Social ImpactICOs is a process in which a project attempts to raise capital by selling a new cryptocurrency.
Read about Initial Coin OfferingOpen, borderless, censorship resistant blockchains have always been the main source of interest in the crypto world. However, some consortium projects or private initiatives might be of high interest.
Read about Public / private blockchainUser experience is still poor in a lot of blockchain based products. As the audience is widening, more and more software is putting effort in the user interface to increase adoption by the general public.
Read about UX and AdoptionEvery event is announced on Meetup. That is where you RSVP, see the venue and get reminders.
Blockchain Brussels brings together anyone curious about bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and blockchains, from the deeply technical to the merely curious. Talks are in English, entry is free and newcomers are welcome.