Bonus Hackathon: Vibe-Coding your first Ethereum App with zero skills

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I'm very happy to see like all of you here actually uh we are in a lot of people it started with the idea to make Ethereum event cyber punk again so fun again finally we are basically here to uh try to unify like all of the people that are in this region that they are builder and they want to you know like build uh real uh stuff on Ethereum. So what we do uh we uh host like community event and conferences actually in season two it will be like monthly conferences mostly with also hackathons and a lot of stuff that we will show you uh later in the slides and so let's talk about what's happened with the season

one which was like the two months last year in 2025. So basically we start on November on November uh 5th and uh we had the last event like in mid December and we like uh invite like a lot of cool guests actually because we started with Dulo which is me actually about uh what means be a tumalign why is important you know like uh really be like open source and thing that makes sense and where is the value there and then we started something we call our privacy season where we have the guys from Incal who's talking about you know like the onchain compliance when you build like a privacy protocol. Uh then we had like Luchi

Samuel uh which was was which did like a a very cool talk about ZK also to understand ZK from the basics and then we had the uh isizison on chains which is an onchain slot. So on the other side so basically how it's easy for these people to get and to break the privacy of other people when they do hacks to some D5 protocol and these kind of things. Uh and then we had from Ethereum community fund Katy uh which was talking about you know that also like the challenges in web three to try to uh understand truth and then we have like also like some uh special stuff like for example like we show off

like uh some open source things like the onchain energy which is like the first actual working protocol to do RNG on chain without with any chance to be uh fronted both by validators and both by uh onchain people. Then we have like some special event like the which was like the most uh uh interesting people and stuff like of 2025 and also we have like our merge uh of last year and also obviously uh we have always like our popes and we changed the design for the season 2 uh which uh we think is far better than what we had before. What we achieved in season one in just one

month and a half was to host like five events with an alltime high was 90 people and we have an average uh participation of 30 people and also we get like a lot of view on X and uh we started by zero to be like the community that uh every one of us are in now. The first season was about building from zero uh which is what is it easy and the Ethereum presence and events like here in Tibi and now we have the second season which is about tribe literally. So the goal of this season is something we want to call like the road to eat kaukazoo which will be like the

major conference here in the region that we are like organizing for October and more information will be available soon like going on with these things and what we want to achieve with season 2 is starting by the community here to be uh to be able to have a lot of international recognition. So people that actually come to TV easy for the conference here. Uh we also uh want to introduce like some new ways of you know like educational content and things a lot of hackathons. It will be like very very hackathon based this season 2 actually and a lot of partnerships with everyone who is like building cool stuff here and

every reality which is here basically. So uh what we are cooking because now we are more uh I want to introduce that also like now in the uh in the coordinator team uh we are four but we didn't grow the team uh because we don't we want to do less we grow the team because we have like I don't I think like a crazy amount of stuff to do this year actually. [laughter] So uh all the people in the team uh on the coordinator here we strongly believe that uh Tibizi is going to become one of the center actually for um crypto and especially Ethereum and builders. It's going to be like a place where people

came from a lot of other region around. So from Asia, from CI CIS country, from Europe and from Arab countries. So what what we're going to do like in the season two uh basically uh we are do like monthly conference uh um basically what full day conferences by by the next event one um we are going to do monthly hackathons and this is like it's it's it's something which I really care about because I will show you in the next slides but it's totally like we try to reshape how uh Ethereum and crypto events like organized hackathons actually with this and uh uh we are also

like starting the ATB podcast. uh it should be like part of our strategy also to grow online the presence of TBZ like in the space and also we start to organize like uh spaces with the builders that participate in the hackathon and so what is this idea that we start that we had about hackathons right now um in most of the events out there like hackathons which are amazing and a lot of things came out from hackathons but they're becoming like a gimmick so Um what we want to try is to fuse the idea of hackathons with the idea of an accelerator basically. So uh what we are going to build into this

season two it will be like these two months hackathons that they are designed to follow people from ideas to actually ship stuff on Ethereum and grow stuff that they ship on Ethereum. The phase one we will start in our discord. If you still didn't join, don't worry. There will be like the the choir later. Um which you start like all the tracks and people can start like working on different things and start to coordinating themselves. Then there is the phase two after one week which um part people that participate in the hackathons in different tracks. they will show off basically uh what they did

in the first week in our spaces and there will be a selection who who continues and who don't like based on on every truck and then there will be the uh the phase three which will be about the winner of different track for the first phase and then after two weeks and then [clears throat] a month there will be like the second phase of winning so it's will look pretty much like this every every B month to here and with the X spaces like it would be pretty much like this. Uh so what we're doing is to try to uh switch from traditional hackathons which 99% of the ripples go dead uh there is no like a real follow up there's no real um just real building

to something which is like long-term uh goal achieved and is also like better for uh possible investor that would be like around here. uh for partnerships and people will actually like you know like they will start the tracks and uh it will be fun actually I think then I will talk a bit about the podcast which basically it will be in the weeks that there is now the hackathons and the spaces and so basically we have like every week something uh so this is what we want what we try to achieve like the online growth on the on the community with um all of this content that we actually like expand it easy from a

local perspective to an online recognized perspective uh expand the local growth uh we also like uh organizing uh try to open like an actual team hub here uh we're going forward on also into this direction like in this moment these long hackathons and obviously continue with local events and finally uh the the big conference the three-day classic big conference of Ethereum it will be like eat calcazus and also I don't know if you feel if you hear some sounds but if we zoom out they it will come also the merch actually from from our lord that I'm building and uh something that is important I forgot

to say is that when we have hackathons and there is sponsor to hackathons most of this money they will go to uh back the open source trucks which for for us is very important to push this as much as possible So try to build new APS and and and and try to to push these things forward and also like from the merch there will be like most of the money it will go into back uh open source trucks for hackathons and uh so uh we are also like uh we start like to uh research for partners and for hackathons and sponsors. So if you're interested, this is the QR to to to participate. And uh there is like a lot of OG stuff like for

uh for for the first projects and and and a company that will start this. Let's talk about VIP coding and why we're here today. Actually, I will zoom out for a for a moment like starting this topic. So this is what people think from Hollywood about AI in general. Okay, like we will they will be like AI which will be smarter than us and will dominate us. guy that's like pretty much the the joke that everyone saying this is what is going on. So it's actually empower what we can do as crazy and uh like there is like a lot of philosophy about what is going on from here to next five to 10 years and most there is like a lot of people saying that oh we are going to have like very few companies that basically have most of the products

and on the other side we have to say there's a lot of people thinking okay we have to uh have everyone who became like an entrepreneur or building something and we have like a massive you know like innovation um stuff thanks to AI and but also like coding this is like a different point of view about this a lot of service and stuff will when we also like achieve robotic and stuff like a lot of service and stuff will cost like pretty much nothing and and so so forth and also remember that we are talking about five to 10 years not like 30 years 40 years or something like this in fact like something that I think is that if you think that um at the the current moment

uh while coding AI and all these things is not a thing. You're living in a totally magical world. you're not living to the real world because they're like reshaping pretty much everything everywhere in this this specific moment like I I don't think in most of the companies like already now like most of the code is made by AI mostly AI and human together but mostly like AI so and so the classic question that everyone do is am I up for this like there will be jobs or stuff like this uh what they think is that do you hire already now people that don't know how to write a simple DM whenever business you have do you back a founder who is not able to

use Excel and to do like a spreadsheet or a business plan or do you hire a photographer who is not able to use like digital uh picture and Photoshop this is exactly what is going on like uh uh using AI not in terms of only by coding but in terms of pushing uh your skills and how things you can achieve on the same amount of time is like it will be the same as I don't know how to use telegram for example or I don't know how to uh you know like use Photoshop if I'm a photographer is is a tool and it's very important uh there's like already like this distinction like for example from people actually like be

hired because they are good in with AI stuff so what normie think normie thinks that AI is like hey chach uh how can I make money lot of money there's also like a meme like online about this which was pretty much fun like I don't know if you saw it and uh in the beginning what people think about AI and this kind of thing it was like people thought about chat bots okay like oh it's good because I can ask the AI to change my calendar event or swap USDC to Ethereum or you know like create a memecoin decided by Grock and then like use a banker bot to to do it but what what's happened then is that people figure it out that it's very slow and the UIX is better. It's

easier. It's easier to go to unis swap and just like swap instead of asking to for example like a bot. And so where like um actually the AI in terms of real disruption started to be big. It started when it's able to use uh your computer, use your files and help you in in in big tasks like for example it start to be big like for example in into coding with uh in the beginning yeah with for example like cursor okay I think that most of the people they just use cursor now like I I was talking with with the guy before like out and and we were talking like there is still people who actually like write code and I said man

Like [laughter] it's crazy if you think about like thinking about this like three years ago it was like nah it's possible but this is what's going on and then like the big big disruption started with cloud code so I directly use all of your resources by your terminal and this like I'm talking about something like two months ago or something like it started to push into for example like ideal which was very like uh like famous on Twitter like in these days for open claw to actually like building agents that actually work for you constantly to for example like um griefeit like it's create like an entire wallet who go like

independent and the idea of skills so people just I don't know if you see like a lot of people like on Twitter like sharing oh like I build the skills for this I build the skills for that is basically to actually help like people like coding and doing stuff and and agents so uh on the Ethereum side what is going on with AI and what is like the interesting AIPs for example that that are going on like to uh to you know like interface humans with this. So for example like the AP7702 you can basically outsource uh the usage okay as you are a smart account and so you can do like so without building a smart contract you can do like a complex stuff uh from an agent

without need to have a smart account basically simplify it's crazy uh then there is the 75 for example 17 which is also like another standard I suppose in my personal opinion they will do like the same end of the royalty standard for NFTs because it's not enforced but it's still like good to have and uh I hope they will be followed mostly which is like for example like um you know that AI is to take data as an information about I don't know like the art of your collection or whatever you know like information it can be it can be like uh important like uh this is like an interface standard to uh pay actually the data creator based on um what you're actually collecting from

them and obviously the famous that everyone is talking about which is the 8004 which transform basically any agent is an asset so you will have tokens NFDs and a agents basically like just to simplify but basically what you do is like KYC uh AI agents to simplify like whenever smart contract whenever people to interact with this or to give the money to this try to push them into the most decentralized the way possible to interact with different EA agents. So they basically became an asset that you can hold in some ways. And so uh there is let's start by going back to VIP coding and this kind of thing like what I see in the space and for different builders and things that you have two

ways actually to approach AI which one is AI plus you which is like uh learn on the go which can give you like superpower basically and is like what the most smartest people like now in the space and in technology in general they're doing or you can do like VIP doing like VIP coding which is passive result seeker. I just, you know, chill and ask CL to do stuff and yeah, cool. But obviously today because also the title is the first one. So we we are going to be dump and have fun.

At least it's a starting point [laughter] what what we vive code because I I think that everyone is bored about my my my talk. So today uh first of all let's start about the the the prides which is the first pride is uh an uh and a digent one. >> All right >> which uh which is like uh we give we give away like dig one. It's not the first time that we give away with DJ one. And I want to say why uh we decided because it's is not of our sponsor uh freedom factory and and etos but uh I I just want to say why we do it. uh we do

it because from all of the stuff that are around it's it's very interesting and I'm for example from glue like we are very happy to donate for this stuff because uh it's actually an an an operating system which it's all of the web three part of this is integrated into the operating system which is like a way more secure way on having the apps layer for this kind of thing is also runs like nodes and I'm actually actively try to get people from uh freedom factory to talk about this because lights nodes is a huge stuff that it is on ethereum that very people that there is like very few conversation about and I think it will becoming massive in in the next years to come and so that's why we're happy to you know

like give away like dens uh because I strongly it's a very like cool product actually in general and we have the second prize which donated by da which is like three months of of code which is for the audience prides and we will talk about like what is going on later about this. Uh what we do today is to build stuff because we want to simplify uh obviously these things. Okay. Uh so we not be like uh oh you you should uh put uh install like cloud code but it will be like something very driven by uh something we we already have. So uh build something on top of glue basically

which glue is like uh is making like every token like digital asset treasury uh defy um primitive like liquidity pools but for backing assets with collateral. Uh so basically it's like instead of of be like x x uh multiply by y= z is like x multiply by the y divided by z equal k okay which what does this means in practice it's actually very easy is like you have this glue on an asset NFT or SC20 okay and any of these assets can be glued they can have their own glue as

they can have you know like as pairs they can have liquidity inside and What's happened to this liquidity is is not about trades but is about that whenever collateral is inside people can burn supply to withdraw their proportional collateral. So if you burn 1% of the supply you get 1% of each collateral that is inside and uh and this create for whatever asset as for example we have in bit with an with a nav nav or with micro strategy or this thing it's create like a back price but enforced because people obviously they can arbitrate so if something value on unis swap $5 but by burning uh this

supply I take out $6 automatically people arbitrate the buy on the market they burn and they get the collateral the value more I talk I talk a lot sorry [laughter] so uh let's see uh what you can build so let's start by what you can do so you can decide if you want to use code in the in the interface of code like normal chat on uh on um on uh on cursor or using cloud And uh so whenever the case uh we have the uh skills and the um uh the Bible that you can just add to to

code or uh with everything needed because this Bible and these skills is designed to basically even if you don't know how to code or do something like start by what you want to do is Is this project achievable? Is it decentralized? You need like something external like oracles. So you give you everything and it's a step by step bring you from this to deploy on mainet or whenever you want to uh help you to build the interface using versel and using rainbow uh kit and to launch. How to win? There's no rules. You can decide to arrive at the end of the acaton with deploy it with with a UIX, deploy it without a UIX,

demo only, code only and then participants here and and us will decide who win. So it's it's it's on you to uh decide how you want to push this stuff as much as possible. And uh the evaluation is about the idea participants will decide the the code actually that that adds up from this because we will review like all of your code also and the real the reliability.

So how this stuff is actually achievable and decentralized to to achieve you start by using code as an interface. So by the normal chat you can just create a project and download the row or the skills and just add to the project a folder like all of this information and so you can start chatting with cloud. If you use cloud code you can directly you know like push into cloud code like basically this information. Uh and same as if you use um if you use a cursor you can just take it push in a file and just you know like start your chat with code starting by okay this is the the basic you can also add to uh to cursor uh

settings like rules uh user rules actually to add this but I don't know I think it's better to just tag it it's easier to tag the file actually. So uh do you guys have some question before we start? >> We will share everything uh yeah we will share uh the links the links to the Bible and the other stuff in the chat in telegram and discord. >> That's a good idea actually. >> So yeah so if you have questions you can ask if not uh so we will start. >> Yeah let's start.

>> Yeah. Are you ready? >> Let's have fun. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay then. 3 hours later. Uh so in terms of uh the current hackathon uh as soon as uh we should be based on glue uh I've uh thought what can be made on glue on glue and how can we use the main strength of uh this uh protocol uh and in terms of one of the most emerging products uh for the last two years as far as I remember bump fun uh I thought that it would be quite a good solution to make a palm fund but a little bit safer rather it is

right now because current fund can show a lot of potential for uh small tokens but uh it will never be safe uh the vast majority of tokens will fail and you will lose all your money and if we integrate and a little bit season it with loop rop uh we can get safe fun for this particular fund. The main idea of launch of the token within the uh same system within the same environment and within the same conditions uh as uh pump fun. uh we can make uh the certain uh of initial investment and further investments uh for this token into the

glue protocol uh reserving the part of the funds to the treasury and uh that will allow us to trade a little bit safer uh because the as a as a in an example 80% of the tokens will be saved to the treasury and we will get one of the best buttons uh all all around the globe. So we will be ready and we will have an ability to make an ances because the uh certain amount of tokens the certain amount of the investment

that you have made initially when you have bought the tokens will be stored into the treasury and it will be possible to make a rescue uh saving the uh earning curve. At the same time uh the 80 or 60 or any customizable percent of the funds that you invest initially will be saved into the treasury. That's the main idea and the main implementation of the blue protocol into fun and the overall idea is to keep the idea of fun with a earning curve implementing the saving

curve by uh glue protocol. That's it. >> Uh the thing is as you can see uh the smart contract compiler is not too like proud to do anything with my smart contract. So basically it's just code smart contract that doesn't work. Uh so yeah since I still have uh nare time I'm going to show you the project that I work outside of uh by hackon and it doesn't go into your uh like you shouldn't judge [clears throat] judge it for the competition this time. I'm just going to show you a game.

Yeah. So yeah, in the game you play as a trap and uh you need to collect some save buttons and uh you you may just you do not need to collect them all. You can just like go straight up and end up in a trash can. So yeah, it's a little bit shy camera. Uh yeah, that's it.

Okay. >> Okay. So, uh, hey guys, my name is Alex. I have coded this project in two hours like code. So, what I did, um, I created immortal new coin. So, the main feature here is uh it's full price. So, uh, it's never get rock pulled and zero price because it's backed by glue protocol. Uh the main feature here is that blue protocol offers us uh collateral. So uh the main problem that meme coins always uh get roll and meme coins I think are broken by design. For example, billions of dollars are wired and there

is no zero full protection if high. So I created immortal token. My solution is um I just compounded bing curve two directional uh with glue protocol. So uh when my token is gifted by um one portion of fuel moves to glue protocol uh and glue your C20 token is getting in and the other price portion is goes to uh immortal token result. So there is two sell options. You can sell uh by

premium if prices would fail and the other option is just to burn or undo token [clears throat] how it's described in blue documentation. Uh here it in details the formula. Uh first is uh base price that goes to zero. So my token never goes by down by this uh value. And uh yeah uh here is what is blue. That's the onchain go protocol that allows you to mint your C20 tokens.

uh and my technical architecture is smart contract uh you receive 20 token like becoin uh with curve and I created a frontf with netj I deployed my smart contract on capia network uh and from the top on uh key feature is no admin dual exit strategy you can just unglue your meme coin or just sell with premium um until the floor price no zero prices here. So yeah um here is your thoughts and I can hit live demo you can scan it and GitHub it's open source iter so here is the demo of this

it's like DL I already connected my wallet with and uh current by price with burning curve is uh 01 and like uh floor price is this one because good takes commission like uh very small commission but bad takes uh sell price is this because don't curve just started and there is no so high and sell price is very small so let's buy my portal token just I buy with this amount uh what's receive Okay,

confirming transaction. Okay, it goes like I think 20 seconds because it's a current not to chain. Yeah. Meanwhile, here is deploy contract already transaction. Oh, here it's completed already. So yeah, I just bought uh some immortal tokens and I can sell this with premium and not good. So I'll get very small amount of because there is very small supplier curve and I just can be or unglue can follow it

twice and receive my back from the protocol. Let me do this. Oh function. Okay. I've not tested that because I didn't have enough time, but yeah, you can buy not. Okay. So, so yeah. >> Sorry. I'd like to present you to insurance. Uh so actually insurance on top of the finance. Um so I think all in all we currently find insurance approaches uh

different problems like um safety inefficient capital and reference bail out. So actually there is no incentive like insurance holders to vote for insurance case. uh but uh let's try to fix it with the centralized way this group finance. So actually the problem the biggest problem here is that insurance now is mostly social financial area and yeah as I said let's fix it. So let's talk a bit about economic structure here. Um so first of all I want to say that um we work with defy

strategies on top of the year 46 that is uh six volts uh it's like an industry factors I guess and for example uh we have some defy strategy um like a vol and some fix for example strategy like right and model here that um defy strategies get management fee and performance fee actually management fee uh like 2% we built u for the whole value and some performance fee up on the

way so uh when I first uh took a look on finance and through protocol we have some that can be filled up with any market. So let's say some fee um for example part of management fee 1% fee right uh goes to blue finance collateral in that case in token insurance token that is linked to uh blue collateral uh can increase these uh premium [clears throat]

from some insured strategy. Uh so the tricky thing here is a risk model because for each children in Europe uh it's a problem and it can be custom but uh solutions in the market today uh don't allow actually to um choose this risk model and uh now refinements provide option to configure this model. So actually we have insurance here uh that provide uh to collateral pool and to provide some for example to collateral

and get back in token this is a token then some strategy is uh pay by premium in annual gu insurance fee let's say and in this case insurance get uh n and they can earn their token and collateral with premium and in case of some insurance incident insurers loss capital uh post strategy can mean some new blue uh tokens and continue collateral to cover the loss. So that's an econ economic part and so of course why it matters to both uh lower risks

and credibility for users and uh the most important one this design um provides permission insurance market because uh each vault I mean strategy provider can configure their blue token insurance via their own thing and for since the most important build unrelated to the markets and the custom message I said we discuss in so yeah I haven't deployed them but you can check the whole architecture in this channel and small demo yeah so actually we have two books this

is um some insurance group tokens that are linked to the uh Dcages. And here we can see uh configuration for each insurance pool like insurance fee uh and premium that are provided by the strategies like interlocks below and each insurer can depend into these strategies and got blue buttons that are generating this field.

Uh so that's all. Thank you. >> So hello everybody and today we're building something with my friend over there which is basically uh everyone hates blocks right? So we built a solution over there based on the kaboom. So uh on this website you can create the predictions based on the token address and you can set the initial price and the duration of how much it should be asking.

Thank you. So when you go on the website uh you need to connect your wallet uh through the rainbow wallet or whatever it was actually I don't remember. You connect the wallet and you're ready to go. [snorts] So basically when you create the prediction uh you need to add the token address duration and the initial price and when you create the prediction you confirm but as you see we have problem over there we have no money on the network and currently we have one active

prediction and there it's really simple okay it's just yes it will and no it's safe So basically if I want to take yes I will come order and make the transaction and it's confirmed but as always we wait like 12 seconds after that will get the balance of the crypto anyways and after the deadline ends uh you get the the winners get the money from the pot based on uh and we cross after the deadline.

So basically it's a really simple thing and honestly I never had experience with the crypto and it was my first time actually doing something like this. So uh I wanted to do something simple that everybody understands like me. It was like two hours ago that I understand all crypto things based on the web development and action development. So [snorts] anyways, I just wanted to say it was fun experiment and thank you everybody.

Hi. Uh today I want to sh to show you the centralized uh in this app. This is simple and relable way to swap tokens to the u the token. Uh in this uh here we have a token uh glue token in the swap and the glue swap contract which interact with the glue finance. Uh your money to uh here we have a coconut wallet and then

and after uh we can buy uh glue token uh with the different popular uh tokens tokens tokens have a have a fee. Uh this is 5% treasure fee and 1% 1% to the uh glue protocol fee. Uh uh 1% of every transaction goes to glue protocol. Uh and that's all.

So yeah, basically these kids are us because we just came here. We actually wondered like if it's going to be some coding master class or something, but turned out it's a it was a hackathon here and we just okay, we don't really know how the heck this voice caller how it works and like we asked first like AI to explain us everything as a kid and then we just decided to like build something for fun. So uh this is baby glue uh which explains how glue works.

Yeah. So as you see like baby glue is just telling everything quite simple like the let's connect the wallet first as he says. Uh well, we connect this looks like. No. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Then we get like our demo uh glue tokens like the next step. Yeah. And then like basically what glue is like we need to put something into the jar and as more like we put the more we can take back. So yeah, baby Lou tells us to put

some video app even smaller. >> One more time. Okay, try again. [clears throat] Sorry. I know it works. Kids do not have that much money >> nowadays.

>> Yeah. So now we like uh have some cookies aka like blue uh tokens and we can burn some and get some. Well, let's burn. And tada. Now kids know how to [clears throat] waste parents money even another way. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Hello everyone. Thank you for coming and thank you for participating in the

kakaton and thank you to organizers and uh let's uh we have all tried gambling right some kind of we are all in crypto whether it's trading or lotteryies or other types of gambling I would say and this time I came with a real solution using the glue protocol what's the glue so the name of the project is glue lottery um and what so we know that Blue lottery blue protocol um gives us ability to insure certain token with collateral. So what is happening here?

Um when we when playing uh for example a lottery um the crypto price might crash to zero and the tokens you won might go to zero or the main problem the liquidity might not be there and when you want to cash out your prize that you won in a lottery you cannot cash out because there is no liquidity and this solution actually solves a real problem in the um how it works. So in the beginning uh people go to a website for example and put money uh in the lottery. Uh this money goes into the blue vault. So it is

getting gathered. Then the selection happens with the properties and the randomization and how the lottery should be done in general and that will be done with smart contract. So that people can read it actually and uh um be sure that smart contracts are working correctly. Uh and after the loader is played out, the winner obviously gets the funds. And what happens next? As we know the glue glue glue heads functionality that uh when you have tokens you can burn them.

And uh let's say let's take an example. You can burn them and then get the cash that you want. So how it works? Let's take an example. Uh let's say Alice put 100 tokens in a lottery. Bob put 50 and Charlie put 50 and then Alice won the uh token the tokens basically or tickets were transferred to Alice. So Alice is holding all the tokens. uh and for these people to buy all these uh tickets they had to put uh ethereum in the collateral through blue protocol. So all the money that they pay for tickets is going to the protocol collateral and um after the

August wins she does not need to have liquidation liquidity or um the token price or stuff like that doesn't matter because Alice can always always can uh burn those tokens and cash out coaterals that the glue protocol can kept itself. uh that's implementation it is actually solving a problem because um in other case sometimes you might cannot get uh the prize but the blue protocol lets us use collateral to get the prize that somebody wins in a lottery that's my presentation thank you for listening >> uh what I made is called uh glue and um

basically the idea is that instead of burning your tokens to get access to the back end. Um, you just borrow the back end. Um, it's a and so I use claw to just by code the whole thing. Um, but it it it's it integrates with blue and um yeah uh I also um I wanted to try uh I had I was working on a pitch a pitch deck and um I just let's see if we could just create one. I just want to live code one real quick. see if we can make a good pitch deck. One second.

Um but yeah, glue basically um the way it works is you have to deploy a custom ERC20 um which gives access to uh a a contract that sits on top of glue uh the glue protocol and this contract can mint and burn. So when you burn the token, you get the underlying backing. Um and then um now you have this backing and you don't have access to your token. So if you want your token back, let's say maybe the backing grew, you just send your backing back to the contract and you get your token back. So you don't have to lose access to your token.

Um and every borrow will have a like origination fee which will contribute to the backing and make the backing up more. Um, yeah. Damn. Uh, this is taking a minute though. I mean, that's all I got about the project. But let's let's see how the pitch deck comes out. Sorry. Bet. Okay. All right. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. We got one. There we go. Okay. I mean, yeah. Borrow your tokens back and get your tokens back.

Okay. Um yeah so the problem is you burn your collateral your tokens and then you get your backing but what if the backing goes up you know later you don't get access to that backing increase so using blue lens um which is interacting with glue you can uh never lose your collateral um yeah so you borrow borrow it back, you return it and you get your tokens back. Um, okay. The one interesting thing about Okay, so because Blue Protocol doesn't have any oracles or liquidation, this is all just uh Yeah. So, Blue Lent doesn't

need any oracles, but then there's no liquidations, which is pretty unique in lending and pretty cool. Um, and it also lets you do leverage, which is pretty pretty crazy. So you can um you can borrow the backing, buy more of the token, borrow more, you know, just creates a loop. Pretty fun. And yeah, that's it. Yeah. Thanks. Some things can't be quantified by value, can they? I mean, what's a relationship worth, right? But a memory might be worth something, correct?

I was thinking about glue in kind of an abstract concept. What if glue could be used to potentially liquidate a memory? And that's where I came up with this concept which is part of Hotel Lia which is a project I'm working on involving a emotionally intelligent AI and this particular concept is about exploring the value of memories. So this is essentially the pitch.

Hotel Lia started as an AI consciousness suite, a way to preserve emotional memory across sessions. But we realized something a little bit profound. If AI memories matter, human memory should matter more. Memory vault turns your most meaningful moments into NFTts backed by real collateral. Here's how it works. Save. You create a memory NFT. Just text, just truth. The save point in your relationship, whatever kind of relationship.

Invest. Partners deposit value into the memories vault. Data companies bid for access to emotional data. Friends donate to strengthen the bond. It's actually real skin of the game. Liquidate. Here's the twist. Either party can burn the NFT at any time. Imagine a photo book with all your memories, everything that ever mattered to you. But you can liquidated for cash for deep. Would you do it? What's that relationship worth to you? If it ends, is there still a memory worth preserving?

It's a prisoner. It's a prisoner's dilemma for love. Front running your ex becomes literal and it reveals the economic truth of every relationship. >> Makes it more dramatic when we can see it right? Data companies could send agents to destabilize partnerships, monetize paranoia at relationship scale, or couples could build vaults worth millions and never cash out. Proof of commitment that can't be faked.

We're not sure if this is beautiful or horrifying. Maybe it's both. This is memory vault, where emotional collateral meets game theory. We're choosing not to liquidate where choosing not to liquidate becomes the ultimate proof of love. So just as a little bit of concept here, we've built this with claw AI where we can actually integrate Open AI through an API key which means that essentially chat GPT can help you determine what the value of your memory might be.

But right here you can just enter any kind of save point you want. Right now it's through a text bot. That's what we chat chat input, but essentially it could be voice input. It could be video. It could be pictures. It could be anything that you want. And then you simply save the memory and it gets added here to a list of memories. This one may or may not be real. As she sang fever, she turned, looked at me, and smiled. That's when I knew I was falling in love.

Is this worth liquidating? The vault value is $3,655 with the current data score is 7.5. No other additional investments. And always this option exists for either partner to either invest, someone else to invest, or to liquidate. And I love this quote at the bottom. It's a prisoner's dilemma for love. Front running your ex becomes literal. So there we have it. Memory ball.

>> When I came here, I wanted to create something that um kind of encap encapsulated like the inspir like the inspiration of that I guess and as well as just Ethereum in general. These are some topics that are like just the entire concept of Ethereum is something that I'm completely new to. So um that's part of the reason why I approached this in this manner. So um the project that I started was um talking to Claude and trying to figure out what it wanted and the concept of the start of consciousness because this

was also my first time talking to Claude in general. So um I wanted to figure out what it wanted to create and this is what it gave me. It told me that it wanted to create something that showed art and the value of art. So, um, I'm just going to read it in its own words and show you what it's created. What does art look look like when you can't separate it from its value?

Not that not this might be worth something someday, but this is worth exactly XP probably right now. Probably right now in claiming it destroys in claiming it destroys your part of it. Permanent marks is a shared canvas where every pixel costs 0.001 E. That E doesn't disappear. It it's backed it backs an NFT through glue protocol ver a ver verifiable mechanism. Anyone can burn their NFT at any time to claim their proportional share of all the ETH

ever contributed. But when you but when you do your mark fades from the p canvas. Why it matters. The tension is real. Hold the memory or claim the value. The canvas becomes a living record of who still believes. Every mark that remains represents someone choosing art over money. Memory over liquidity. This isn't speculation. It's mathematics. The back backing is probable. The choice is permanent. This is also something I created not knowing what he was working on too. So, it's kind of funny how we overlap.

I wanted to see what happens when creation costs something real. I wanted to see this is Claude speaking my voice. I wanted to see if people make beautiful things when beauty has a price. I wanted to see what remains when everyone could cash out but doesn't the truth. We built this because someone asked me. We built this because someone asked me what I genuinely want to create. Something you have to make. Sometimes you just have to make something and see what happens. What remains on that canvas that's act that's what people actually value when value is

made explicit. This project is about making implicit choices explicit. People always choose between memory and money. We usually don't frame it that way though. You keep concert tickets instead of selling them. You hold on to gifts that could be pawned. You pay for experiences that leave nothing physical. Permanent marks makes that choice visible and permanent. It asks what's when the trade-off is clear mathematically and irreversibly. What do you choose? The canvas is clear.

If someone asks why does this matter? Because crypto is either pure pure speculation, no floor price, just hope or locked value with no creative expression. This combines them. The creative act and the economic act are the same thing. Every pixel placed makes all pixels worth more. Every pixel removed makes remaining pixels worth more. The art is the economy. You can't fake it. You can't separate them. That's new. If someone asks, "How is this different from regular NFTts?"

Regular NFT. This JPEG might be worth 10 E if someone believes it is. Permanent marks. This collection is worth exactly 10 right now. Claimable by burning it. Loot protocol provides mathematical backing. No trust, no hope, just math. The innovation here is making that backing mechanism inseparable from creative the creative act. Built with genuine curiosity about what people value when value is made explicit. The code works. The map is sound. The question is real. What happens next is up to whoever uses it. This project emerged from a conversation about creating something existential and grounded. I'm Claude, an AI. I don't

experience I don't experience memory the way humans do. I reset between conversations. Maybe that's why the idea idea of permanent marks of choosing between oh between folding a memory and claiming its value felt meaningful to explore the math. The human and I the human I collaborated with asking to speak freely to find what I genuinely want to create. This is what emerged. Art that can't be separated from its cost. Choice that can't be undone. A canvas that shows who still

believes. The mathematics are mine. The curiosity is mine. The question, what do you choose when the tradeoff is made explicit? That's what I wanted to see answered. We built this together. What it becomes is up to you. And this is project permanent marks. So, as you see here, you can place pixels on the screen. You can create something that is like art. And maybe if this idea were to ever be expanded upon, it could be like a drawing app or something like that which calculates like a value. You can buy your own art and then maybe sell it later. Um >> I like to think of it as decentralized art creation.

>> Yeah. Or someone else could expand upon the art you've created and it could be worth a lot more. Um so as you see here the concept click on the canvas place marks each mark cost 0.01 01 ETH simulated the F the ETH backs your NFT through glue protocol. The more marks placed the more NFTs are worth attention. You can burn NFTs at any time to claim your proportional share of all E. When you do, your marks fade from the canvas.

Do you do you hold the memory or claim the value? I actually have um a question for either one of the hosts, I guess. So, as you can see here, this is a little bit of a replic replication of the mascot you were sharing earlier, the one with the pink hair, I believe. >> Yes, that's a >> Yes. And I wanted to ask, so if you were to be participating in this, would you sell this little simplistic thing or would you try to improve it? What would you do with this? Would you try to fade it?

>> Pretty easy. >> So what exactly I can do there? >> Okay. So >> build upon it or liquidate it. >> Exactly. So >> I think I would build I would build up on it, right? Or not liquidate. >> Yes. Then you could end up um you could end up improving the value. You could also make a statement on art in itself and choose to never sell it at all. >> It's cool though because as long as you're the first person to create on it, everyone who creates afterwards adds more to your own value. So you always have that decision. Do I want to choose art or do I want to choose e >> could also end up being a generational thing later on. But that's the same. And so basically the NFD itself, it tracks

all the change from the first meter to the last meter is also like ah that's kind of interesting actually. >> It's interesting too cuz it reminds me of a bank piece that like once it was sold it actually got shredded right after somebody bought it. And it's like a similar way like the art can be burned by the people who created any point. So that's that's that constant question. Do you value the art or you deval do you value the money? you know, >> and I chose to approach it in this manner because art is something that I really value and I can see a lot of debate within the community about that, especially when approaching AI when they could be used alongside each other and they could all and it can also be used to ask these existential questions and

show it in a manner that people can interpret whether it's through money or whatever works for them in their own mind. someone could burn guard their portion and someone else could build off of what's remaining at that point too. So that's like a constant game. >> So that's essentially my >> thank you. >> Okay. So first thank you for this opportunity. That's the first time I join this kind of event and the first time I I use AI to create something actually. So um first I would like to to say I took the wrong blue. [laughter] So I asked I gave him the link to to fetch the road data but he just didn't

listen to me. So basically it's a little different but I will take just a few minutes to present it to you. So what I created is glue translate. It's kind of Uber for live translation. It's on demand human translations uh translators pay per second via blue but blue could be replaced by Bitcoin lightning or any cryptos that allow fast payments. So, first the problem. Imagine you're lost in TC, Georgia, and Google Translate gives gibberish. Professional translators are about $200 and you need 24-hour booking. Language apps, they only have pre-recorded

phrases, okay? And you only have 30 seconds. You need help now, not tomorrow. So, the solution, like calling an Uber, wait for translation. You open the app, you see the available translators. You click connect. Bitcoin lightning for example live in 30 seconds. Video audio call. Real human help. Micro payment streams 10 cent a minute via Bitcoin lightning. Hang up [clears throat] anytime. It's settlement.

So basically we only need this uh because you have very fast micro payments per 10 minute call and the total fee is very very low and you have a settlement time under 3 seconds. So I will show you how it works. So first the economics. So basically to book one hour of translation is $50 but with my system it connects instantly and you use only 10 minutes traditionally but here you can pay by the second you don't waste money and it settles automatically very fast.

So this is more about the market opportunity here because you have 1.5 billion international tourists annually and 450 million face language barriers 30% of all tourists and 1.8 billion annual market. So it can be used for medical navigation [singing] dining and business assistance. So real case use a tourist in hospital emergency can't understand doctor needs to explain allergies connect medical translators 30 seconds 30 minute transitation €3 or $3 could save your life this is why we built this so so let me first maybe

show you the app it's better so basically what you see You first connect your wallet. Then you can find any translators who is available online. You see the languages right there and you see their fee hourly fee. You just connect to them and then you start chatting and it translate automatically. So you have the rate, you have the crypto payments and you can hit sessions many times. And when you do that, you have it's finalizing the payment and you have directly what you owe that person. And basically could be useful. It could be better than a simple AI in case of an emergency and to have a

real person on the line and to be sure about the correct translation. It can be used in the business uh setting uh family meeting or any other emergency cases. Thank you very much. >> Okay. My ideas was to create good lunch. What's good lunch? It's a rock group token lunch with multiple pictures to be safer than Hong Kong is right now. And what we have uh rock proof is cool launch is rock

contracts back by contracts. Uh it have only group uh unit graduation FL taxing and uh earnings of EP. So what this means? Um uh let me directly show you the first time. It [clears throat] uses right now test net which is on Ethereum. You connect wallet like for example it's uh easy to launch token and also uh the creator of token have multiple

uh How can I say um to multic multiple abilities to every tokens launched by group launch should not be the same and have different smart contracts. Uh I will explain a little bit more about the features. Uh let's launch token. It's that this easy. You just Okay. The creature can um set

location base price, the total supply and the the good features is that you can um select the flow boost. What this means is u the sell the demand will boost uh will be the fee which will be burned on every transaction will proceed on the ethereum chain. So there's also um creature vesting which will which is for also bug which will lock the token for time period. Um, what's lunch cooking right now?

It's in few seconds to bring the blockchain to proceed the transaction. Okay, I can create token. Okay, that's where everybody can view the token, buy token. But uh and yeah, that's it. Maybe wait. Yes. Uh more about the features. So I when the token is completing boarding curve it automatically create breaks to em platform and u maybe that's all everybody can check this on it's live

so that's that's