# ETH Magicians Denver Gathering

### Introductions

**I apologize if I misspelled or missed your name. Anyone can edit so please make corrections!**

Robert & Oscar (couldn't understand company name)

- Coffee economy on Ethereum blockchain
- Tipping dApp

Fredrick (Genome Lakes)

- Data availability
- Genome/bio info on chain

Trent

- Business models
- ProgPoW

Piper

- Likes to build things
- No specific reason

Kerry (W3F)

Corey (dOrg)

- Semantic W3 registry
- Working on an EIP

Zanoa (sp?)

- Security

Will (data science consultant)

- Deriving insites fron on/off chain data

Meghan (Bear Ledger)

- Accounting software for business

Joe (Consensys)

- Strategy business modesl and subscriptions

Simona (Bounties Network)

- Education
- Business models

Ken (?) (KeepKey)

- Security & language around securing transactions
- Funcds recovery

Jason Chigir

- Security
- DAOs
- Accounting

Sully (formerly ShapeShift)

- internetofmoney.com focus on mass adoption

Val (Blockchain Education Network)

- Supply chain ecology
- Business models
- Data

Alex

- Mobile dApps and POS

Matthew

- Here to learn, general dapp dev
- UX, M2M interaction, IoT

Peter (?) (Consensys)

- Full stack development

Levi

- Security
- ProgPoW
- Accessibility

Patrick (Terminal)

- Dev tools
- dApps mobile

Paul (Tasset)

- Mobile dApps Aragon

Don (Quantstamp)

Peter (Parity)

- Storage rent
- Signaling

Me (Parity)

Ed

- Data: not just consensus but as end users
- Availability
- Verifiability

Amy (non-blockchain energy company)

- Enterprise blockchain
- Here as hacker

Pedro (WalletConnet)

- Mobile wallets/dApps UX for ETH

Luke (Token Foundry, Consensys)

- EIP 1337

Bryan (free agent smart contract dev)

- ProgPoW
- Best practices
- Security

Kevin (Gitcoin/Consensys)

- EIP 1337
- Subscriptions

Kevin (Gitcoin)

- Business models and subscriptions

Steven (Freelancer)

- Security models and UX for ETH
- Security researcher
- Malware analysis
- AI project: NAOMI facial expressions to voice

Boris

- UX/UI Design

Johann (Plasma)

- Here for red envelope hack in status channel

### Patterns:

- ProgPow and Network Security were popular topics, decision to merge those into one ring
- Business models are popular, especially models that are sustainable regardless of market performance

### Final Rings:

- ProgPoW & Security
- Data
- Business Models
- Mobile
- Subscriptions
- ETH 1.X
- Signaling & Cat Herding
- General State Recovery