Speakers

World-class experts sharing insights on distributed systems, decentralized infrastructure, and the future of bowel-chain technology.

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Infrastructure

Dr. Barry Bowels

Chief Research Officer, FlushChain

Keynote

Tokenizing Waste: A 47-Page Whitepaper Nobody Will Read

Dr. Bowels holds a PhD from a university that no longer exists. He has been quoted in CoinDesk 412 times, exclusively about things he did not actually say. Currently raising a Series D at a $9B valuation despite having no revenue.

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Infrastructure

Linda Loos

Chief Pipeline Officer, FlushChain

Keynote

We Raised $290M and All I Got Was This Lousy S-Bend

Linda manages a team of 3 engineers and 41 community managers. She is contractually obligated to say 'we are early' at least once per panel. Forbes 30 Under 30 (Restitution Pending).

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DeFi

Richard Richards

Founder & Sole Employee, BrownPaper Protocol

Keynote

Brown Paper: Why Satoshi Was Probably a Plumber

Richard previously founded three bathroom SaaS startups, all of which were acquired for tax purposes. He lives in a 'crypto compound' in Puerto Rico that is legally a Wendy's.

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Economics

Penny Poots

VP of Gas Economics, Stool Capital

Keynote

Hyperinflation, But For Farts: A Macroeconomic Deep Dive

Penny invented the Poots Curve, which proves that any fee can be justified if you say 'L2' enough times. She has a PhD from MIT (Memecoin Investment Technologies).

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Consensus

Mason Mason

Lead Constipation Engineer, PipeDAO

Keynote

Proof-of-Wait: Why Your Transaction Took Six Business Days

Mason has been described as 'a person who exists' by his LinkedIn endorsers. He is the original author of the Bowel-Chain Yellow Paper, which he wrote on a single Notes app entry on his iPhone.

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Privacy

Dr. Anita Dump

Privacy Researcher, Independent (Court-Ordered)

Keynote

Zero-Knowledge Proofs You Were Even at the Office Today

Dr. Dump pioneered the field of cryptographic plausible deniability. Her last three Twitter Spaces ended in a coordinated raid by the SEC. She has never lost a CTF challenge or a custody dispute.

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Infrastructure

Chris Plummer

Infrastructure Lead, The Pipe Network

Keynote

We Are Pivoting to AI (Again)

Chris manages 50,000 nodes, 49,000 of which are a single Raspberry Pi in his garage in Henderson. Previously 'led data center operations' at AWS (Amazon Worker Sortation, the warehouse).

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Security

Dr. Hugh Jass

Security Auditor, Independent

Keynote

How I Drained $14M From a Protocol and Called It a 'Whitehat Rescue'

Dr. Jass has identified 'critical vulnerabilities' in 380 protocols, 379 of which were vulnerable to him personally. He returned the funds, minus a 95% bounty. Speaking via Zoom from an undisclosed location.

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Data

Seymour Butts

Chief Analytics Officer, Urethra Ventures

Keynote

Real Estate, But On The Blockchain, But Worse

Seymour built the first dashboard with 14 vanity metrics and zero users. His Substack 'Number Goes Up: A Newsletter' has 9 paid subscribers, 8 of whom are him on different emails.

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Infrastructure

Oliver Klozoff

Director of Sanitation, Porcelain Protocol

Keynote

Ceramic Consensus: Trust That Cracks Under Light Pressure

Oliver brings 20 years of experience consisting almost entirely of LinkedIn posts about leadership. He believes 'the technology is sound' even though it has not yet been written.

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Governance

Alotta Fagina

Community Lead, ToiletDAO

Keynote

Governance: How 4 Whales Outvoted 49,996 People (And Why That's Fine)

Alotta grew ToiletDAO from 12 mods to 50,000 alleged contributors, 49,000 of whom are confirmed bots and 800 of whom are her cousin Greg. Pioneer of 'vibes-based quadratic voting.'

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Economics

Mike Rotch

Founding Engineer, GasFee Labs

Keynote

Dynamic Pricing: Charging You More Because You Look Desperate

Mike's pricing algorithm is just a single line of Python that returns Math.random() * 9999. It has been adopted by 80% of bowel-chain networks. He has been a Forbes contributor for one (1) post.

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