Categories: Payment system news

Handycon: World’s First Handshake Protocol Conference Launched

[PRESS RELEASE – S.A.R, HONG KONG, 9th March 2021, ChainWire ]

HandyCon, the world’s first conference dedicated to the ground-breaking Handshake decentralized domain name protocol, will take place online March 10th through March 11th, 2021 Eastern Standard Time (EST). Presented by the dWeb Foundation, more than 36 speakers will be featured including founders of the Handshake protocol, key platforms like Namebase.io, investors like Vinny Lingham (Multicoin, Civic), and luminaries from the traditional Domain Name industry like Andrew Roesner (Media Options, sold zoom.com, x.com).

Backed by notable firms like a16z, Sequoia, Founder’s Fund, Polychain and Kenetic, Handshake protocol is designed to address issues of centralization and censorship at the root domain level, allowing users to own their own Top Level Domain. This event will showcase the latest use cases of Handshake as well as practical solutions to achieving widespread adoption, from investment to Second Level Domain sales and legacy registry integration and give attendees a solid understanding of the technologies that enable the emergent decentralized web.

Further speakers include: Chjango Unchained (ex-Cosmos), Andrew Lee (Purse.io), Tieshun Roquerre and Anthony Liu (Namebase), Handshake Jesus, Matthew Zipkin, Mike Carson (Impervious), Steven McKie (Amentum), David Vorick (Sia Skynet), Yuriy Dybskiy (Puma Browser), Jehan Chu (Kenetic Capital), Clay Collins (Nomics) and many more.

This conference also marks the debut of the dWeb Foundation, an independent non-profit organization formed by Handshake community members to support the decentralized internet. Unlike most crypto protocols with a centralized founding team, the Handshake community is decentralized with no central leadership. The emergence of the dWeb Foundation speaks to the robustness of the community.

Jehan Chu, Founder, Kenetic and co-Director, dWeb Foundation said:

“Handshake is the original doorway to the Web3 world, and is a critical pillar of our decentralized future. The newly formed dWeb Foundation supporting Handshake development is proud to present HandyCon, the first Handshake conference to bring together the Handshake community on a global scale.”

About Handshake

Handshake is a decentralized permissionless naming protocol where every peer is validating and in charge of managing DNS naming zones with the goal of creating an alternative to existing Certificate Authorities and naming systems.

http://handycon.org/

About dWeb Foundation

dWeb Foundation is a not-for-profit organization domiciled in Singapore dedicated to supporting development, education, grant-making, and integration for the Handshake ecosystem. For more information or to donate or apply for a grant, please visit www.decentralizedinter.net or dwebfoundation/ on Handshake-enabled browsers.

superadmin

Recent Posts

Laurent Correia on the Crucial Difference Between Earning Wealth and Holding Onto It

Laurent Correia treats making money and keeping it as two separate skills. After years in…

23 hours ago

XRP Targets Stripe’s $1.9 Trillion Payments Ecosystem as Ripple Integrates Privy Wallets

Ripple is expanding the XRP Ledger’s (XRPL) reach into digital payments through a partnership with…

1 day ago

Solana Walks a Tightrope as ETF Outflows Persist and Spot Volume Turns “Heating”

Solana is under fresh pressure after falling below the important $107 support level. Analysts have…

4 days ago

Tron CEO Says Ethereum’s “Fragile Double Top” Prompted Him to Sell 80-90% of ETH Holdings

In the Wu Blockchain interview, Justin Sun shared his bold decision to sell 80%-90% of…

4 days ago

Chainlink Goes Live on Stellar, Unlocking DeFi Applications Across the $4B RWA Ecosystem

In a groundbreaking move to accelerate the transition to the on-chain financial ecosystem, Stellar Network…

4 days ago

Bitcoin Signal Crashes to 4-Year Low Last Seen During FTX Disaster, but Top Analyst Sees a Silver Lining

Bitcoin’s Coinbase Premium has plunged to a four-year low, a level last recorded in November…

4 days ago