Dappcon

Dappcon 2026 Day 2 Livestream x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Last month at @dappcon I gave a talk about going "Beyond Multisig: Continuous assurance for onchain teams". Take a look at how we're thinking about the evolution of @safe and @SafeLabs_ youtube.com/watch?v=DPw_dJ…

I had a really good time at @dappcon in Berlin during @BerBlockWeek I gave a talk about @FlareNetworks Flare Confidential Compute, TEEs, and how we can bring more privacy to Web3 apps without losing on-chain verifiability. Thanks to everyone who joined and came to chat after, and @epochzer0 for organizing. Talk recording: youtube.com/watch?v=tP1698… More info on our @FlareDevHub dev.flare.network/fcc/overview Code: github.com/flare-foundati…

@sbetamc @web3privacy THANK YOU, Shayan!

Thank you, Berlin! Special thanks to @web3privacy and @dappcon for inviting me to speak about internet freedom and for fostering great conversations with such an amazing crowd. Watch my moav.sh talk from Dappcon: youtu.be/uYygWN1MZDE?si…

A great week for Enso at @dappcon 26'. Thank you to everyone who joined our stage talk, came to the workshop, stopped by the booth, or took the time to chat with us in Berlin. A few highlights from the week ↓

🍔Hyper-processed apps 🍙Healthy Apps What we consume online is engineered like junk food: irresistible, stripped of nutrition, optimised for the seller, not for u We served up a recipe at @dappcon for digital diets. I did a mini 🧵about it w/ a dangerous sound effect👩‍🍳

That's a wrap on @dappcon ☀️ Strong conversations in Berlin on data, compute, and where onchain finance goes next.

i did demo this app @dappcon on stage we go live very soon 🇪🇺

@bubonik_X THANK YOU!

As you’ve all seen, I went to Berlin this week for @dappcon It was my first dappcon and it was amazing. I finally got to see Berlin. At the conference, I tried to chat to as many people as possible, especially on the first day. I practically went up to everyone and told them what I do. People liked the idea, as they don’t want to entrust their funds entirely to an agent, even if it’s installed and running locally. This gives me huge motivation to keep making the project better and better every day, and to ensure you can start using it as soon as possible. The only thing is that it all works via hardware, but I think I’ll come up with something for the initial stage until the hardware goes on sale. I’ve got a lot of work ahead of me and I’ll need your support; the main thing is that you’re keen to see the project come to life! How it should work and other details. Let’s stay in touch. I’ll try to reply to everyone in the comments or via private messages.

@vpavlin Thank you! It's been a great pleasure hosting you at Dappcon. 😍

Made it back to CZ:) @dappcon and Berlin in general was cool:) Great to see old friends and make new ones! Offline until Monda! See ya!

. @dappcon was healing. Grifters are out. Long term builders are very much here and are plotting a return to @ethereum L1 Privacy Security Hard things are being worked on. Fundamentals are back. Heads down and build.

fork the future 💓

@wordsgirljul Thanks a ton @wordsgirljul! With your and SheFi Berlin chapter team contribution Dappcon became a truly unforgettable event. I hope you enjoyed this experience that we created together.

11/10 conf experience for me for the 2nd year running great talks, sponsor booths you could properly meet the teams at, little moments of delight, plenty of food, high quality, desirable merch & valuable, interesting conversations fewer people now, just as much conviction. 1/2

Full session here: youtu.be/URLanyu4U4k Eight editions. Gnosis has hosted DappCon since 2018. That is a wrap on @dappcon 2026. Thank you to everyone who built, spoke, and showed up.

Then the close. Stefan puts it on the room. The printing press moved power from the church to the people. The question he leaves @dappcon with: "Who is the Gutenberg of our generation? Is this simply our responsibility? Because who else is going to build this?"

The closing speech of @Dappcon 2026. @StefanDGeorge, @gnosis_ co-founder and CTO, on Ethereum's early Berlin days: a room united by one idea. Build something revolutionary. Decentralized. Censorship-resistant. The world computer. "It was really very idealistically driven."

Full session here: youtu.be/BzOtVmlKIPY

There's a case that the code you rely on most should be the code you can actually read. Jacob makes it:

Solidity just turned 11. @_czepluch asked the question most people building on it tend to avoid: how long can you keep patching a language before the patches stop being the answer?