DeFi is rapidly transitioning to a multichain ecosystem, with many leading projects now integrated across major L1 and L2 chains. However, this shift introduces significant challenges for developers, such as RPC solutions, smart contracts deployments, wallet management, gas estimations, and more. In this talk we'll dive into the technical challenges of navigating the multichain landscape and explore various solutions to streamline development and improve cross-chain functionality.

This talk covers the evolution of account abstraction to the current state of ERC-4337 to the Ethereum Foundation’s upcoming plan for native account abstraction. The discussion highlights key technical challenges, like ensuring censorship resistance, while outlining future directions like native account abstraction on Layer 1 and Layer 2s.

The solver landscape is evolving quickly, and it’s hard for companies to keep track of the key players and mechanics. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for any business looking to integrate DeFi solutions or expand support for their product/token.

This session bridges the gap between traditional web development and blockchain development, focusing specifically on the mental models and paradigm shifts required for web2 developers to become effective web3 engineers. Rather than a basic syntax tutorial, this talk dives into the fundamental differences in architecture, security considerations, and execution environments that make smart contract development a unique discipline.

In the fast-paced world of crypto, effective marketing is the key to standing out. This workshop will explore the best practices for crypto marketing, why it’s crucial for project success, and how to leverage tools like newswires such as Chainwire.org to maximize visibility. Whether you're launching a new project or scaling an existing one, this talk will provide actionable insights to enhance your marketing strategy in the blockchain space.

Leading cryptographers and researchers explore the transformative frontier technologies reshaping privacy, security, and computation—examining how ZK proofs, FHE, MPC, ZKTLS, and TEEs are converging to create entirely new application paradigms.