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Dec 21, 2018

11 Compelling Use Cases For Plasma

How Plasma Enhances Enterprise Apps, Exchanges, Stablecoins, and More

11 Compelling Use Cases For Plasma

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Blockchain at Berkeley

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Wesley Graham

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Nov 11, 2018

Plasma isn’t Dead.

An Implementer’s Rebuttal to Coindesk’s Claims

Plasma isn’t Dead.

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Blockchain at Berkeley

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Wesley Graham

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Nov 5, 2018

An Overview of Academia & Blockchain

Where is academia going, what schools are involved, and what is built already?

An Overview of Academia & Blockchain

Wesley Graham

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Jun 27, 2018

4 Simple Tips for Getting Listed on a Token Exchange

By Wesley Graham and Kingsley Edwards

4 Simple Tips for Getting Listed on a Token Exchange

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Blockchain at Berkeley

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Wesley Graham

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Jun 14, 2018

The Four Major Things Missing in The Blockchain Industry

Infrastructure suggestions on everything from UX to Interoperability to Digital Reserves to Stablecoins

The Four Major Things Missing in The Blockchain Industry

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Wesley Graham

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May 7, 2018

WHY is Blockchain?

An Outlook on Blockchain’s Past, Present, and Future

WHY is Blockchain?

Wesley Graham

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Apr 11, 2018

Building it Better: A Simple Guide to Evaluating an ICO’s Whitepaper

According to the Wall Street Journal, in 2017 more than $4 billion was raised through means of ICO. This number is growing daily, with…

Building it Better: A Simple Guide to Evaluating an ICO’s Whitepaper

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Wesley Graham

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Feb 5, 2018

Building it Better: A Simple Guide to Blockchain Use Cases

92% of blockchain projects created over the last two years are now dead. This article aims to explain why.

Building it Better: A Simple Guide to Blockchain Use Cases

Wesley Graham

Wesley Graham

Scaling Blockchains at FourthState Labs. Head of Consulting at Blockchain at Berkeley. Previously at Galaxy Digital.

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