Blockchain from the Block Aeternity Ventures

Is DAO the future of, well, everything? Can it replace democracy and should we start thinking about organizing everything under DAO? DAO is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization, and it's designed under a set of rules that govern what can and can't be done under it. It provides maximum transparency and security, but what do we need to do to start incorporating DAOs widely?

Gaming and Blockchain really do go hand in hand if you think about possibilities it can do for various collectible, trading and management functions in many games. This good match was spotted by one Serbian team of developers and avid gamers who are just preparing to launch open beta for their 'blockchain trading card game' - the Cryptic Legends. With Nemanja Avramovic, their CEO, Luka and Ivan are discussing all the interesting details about the blockchain in games and the Cryptic Legends as well.

For non-gamers this is completely noob proof episode (ignoring the few terms and names) and considering the amount of bad puns, quite good one to laugh at or with.

Satellite imaging market has grown quite a lot recently, however, the systems it relies on are still quite centralized. There is more and more data and we are in dire need of a more flexible way of handling the data. For satellites - that is where blockchain comes in. Luka and Ivan with this episode's guest, Zdravko Dimitrov of Bulgarian Homeport will tell you all about satellites feat. blockchain hit.

(Centralized) Freelancing platforms sure are easy and convenient to use, but in the end, they are many loopholes and problems when it comes to high fees and handling disputes. In this episode we have special guests from Croatia, Vladimir Kajic and Ivan Nanut from Cryptotask, to showcase us their decentralized platform and what blockchain can do for the freelancing world.

Starfleet is æternity ventures' accelerator and incubator, a home of already 2 generations of blockchain startups. In this week's episode, Luka and Ivan are talking about what makes blockchain startup (and what doesn't), discussing few Starfleet's good examples, namely: Crypto task (Croatia), Homeport (Bulgaria) and Cryptic Legends (Serbia).

Wrong people playing with right technology led to ICOs being branded as scam. Can the blockchain world demystify itself?