Inveniam

This episode examines the intricate relationship between geography-specific regulations and decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols. The discussion surrounds three main topics: • The impact of regional rules on DeFi growth and innovation • How varied regulatory frameworks shape blockchain technology development • The influence of regulations on DeFi security and user adoption Additional conversation surrounds the diverse challenges and opportunities emerging from different regulatory approaches worldwide, offering insights into how these factors are molding the future of DeFi.

This webinar again delves into the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) and explores the critical aspects of risk modeling. The discussion centers around a comprehensive understanding of how risk is identified, analyzed, and managed within the DeFi ecosystem. Industry experts join the Inveniam webinar team in sharing insights on the latest analytical tools and methodologies informing risk management decisions. By feeding these models with relevant data, the goal is to enhance the accuracy and reliability of risk assessments, ultimately contributing to a more secure and robust DeFi environment.

This webinar explores effective strategies for managing smart contracts despite the lack of robust debugging tools. Our panel of DeFi specialists discuss the pros and cons of off-chain versus on-chain compute, with a focus on scalability, cost-efficiency, transparency, and security.   Additional topics include the best practices for smart contract development, deployment, testing, and risk management in an ever-evolving landscape.

In a continuation of our last webinar, this discussion delves deeper into the intricate themes of distributed computing. The focus shifts to the evolving ecosystem of data, oracles, and computing power within blockchain networks. Inveniam's webinar team is joined by Jonathon Chambless, Ira Miller, and Eduardo Pena Vina. The expert panel explores the sophisticated interplay in fostering innovative, decentralized infrastructures. Additional topics include the strategic significance of interoperability standards in connecting disparate blockchain networks and the anticipated advancements in AI to revolutionize the functionality of distributed systems.

This was an excellent discussion with Fiacc Larkin Ph.D from G42. For there to be a decentralized trading of alternatives in a digital form we must have a data solution. We can not make the creation of the worlds largest referenceable data base be condition precedent. Bitcoin allowed there to be transfer of value in a trustless environment. As we trade more complex stores of value with more variables than a floating decimal we need to pull data from the edge, calculate that data and then have that inform an instrument on the ledger, so that the only variable is bid/ask. Inveniam is pleased to be collaborating with G42, who has the largest commercially available super computer, to process data at the edge, where the asset owner does not lose control of that data, as it informs the asset on ledger. Using zero knowledge proofs as to origin of data, proof of processing of that data by automation tools such as RPA, ML, AI, and smart contracts, and proof of state of that data at time of processing we have a decentralized mechanism for tokenized real world assets to trade on chain. We need a decentralized data architecture, we need compute at scale and on demand in a decentralized manner, and we need a distributed ledger. We are proud to be working with so many great organizations. I will be with Fiacc Larkin Ph.D and Jon Nieman in Abu Dhabi along with a number of their other colleagues later this week. I am in Singapore for meetings right now. I am excited that the future we have all worked towards over the past 8 years is becoming a reality. InvestaX Julian Kwan Coinbase Institutional Coinbase Asset Management Hedera Pupil Polymesh First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) Lunate Mubadala BitMEX Ondo Finance Lauren S. Tokeny Hedgehog Jorn Lambert Mastercard Matthew Fernandes Terazo Olivier Crespin Houlihan Lokey David Wagner LV8RLABS REClosure Provenance Blockchain

In this webinar the discussion centers around the critical components of distributed computing including cloud technologies, on-chain data, and edge computing. The Inveniam team is joined by innovative global leaders including Maria Adamjee, Jonathon Chambless, Dante Cervantes, and David Wagner. Together, the group analyzes the convergence of these components in creating robust, decentralized systems. Other topics include, the pivotal role of oracles as bridges between blockchain networks and external data sources; the importance of ensuring on-chain data reliability; and the potential impact of these factors on the future of distributed ledgers.

Explore G42's visionary approach to AI and its global applications with their Head of Crypto and Blockchain, Fiacc Larkin. Joined by Inveniam's panel of experts, the group delves into how advancements in AI and compute power are transforming the financial landscape. The discussion also includes insights into integrating AI with blockchain for secure, transparent, and efficient decentralized financial data solutions.

This webinar examines the complexities of digital asset exchanges operating across multiple jurisdictions. Featuring Inveniam's podcast team and a host digital innovators, including Anthony Bassili, Julian Kwan, Ira Miller, Shari Noonan, and Evangelos Tzoulafis, the panel explores solutions delivering new opportunities for digital platforms on a global scale. The group also discusses the importance of dynamic inventory management and the role of smart contracts and settlement layers in enabling secure and automated transactions in the global trading of real-world assets.

This webinar discusses how digitization and data rich, low frequency traded assets – when connected to massive amounts of compute – can create new price discovery mechanisms that affect real-world assets, interval funds, and automated market makers (AMMs). Inveniam's podcast team is joined by a host of industry leaders including Adam Blumberg, Martin Etheridge, Julian Kwan, Jonathan Nieman, Gabriel Sadoun, Michael So and David Wagner.

Interesting theme: In private credit EBITDA is more varied: How do you find outliers when every deal starts non-standard?