Cross Chaining the Future With DLT Gateways. Dr. Thomas Hardjono, CTO, MIT Connection Science & Technical Director, Trust-Data Consortium - E63

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This week on The Encrypted Economy, our guest is Dr. Thomas Hardjono, CTO of Connection Science and Technical Director of the MIT Trust-Data Consortium. Dr. Hardjono discusses interoperability between DLT networks and the implementation of gateway mechanisms as a potential solution. Be sure to subscribe to The Encrypted Economy for more perspective on the progress in blockchain and the revolutionary technologies allowing its adoption.

Topics Covered:

· Introduction
· Thomas’ Background
· The Evolution of Layer 1 Public Blockchains
· Discussing Interoperability Architecture for DLT Gateways
· Differentiating Gateways from Bridging
· Is ODAP Uniquely Suited to Gateways?
· Implementing the Gateway Function Within Bridging Networks
· Using Bridge to Facilitate Enclosed Systems
· Comparing Constructs in Terms of AML Compliance
· Significance of Logged Data for Verification
· Discussing Cryptography and Limitations in Gateways
· What are Some of the Challenges?

Resource List:

· Thomas’ LinkedIn
· Thomas’ Twitter
· Interoperability Architecture for DLT Gateways
· DLT Networks
· TRISA
· Internet Engineering Task Force
· Kerberos
· CryptoKitties
· Wanchain Episode
· Open Digital Asset Protocol
· Visa Universal Payment Hub

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1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Thomas’ Background (00:04:00)

3. The Evolution of Layer 1 Public Blockchains (00:11:00)

4. Discussing Interoperability Architecture for DLT Gateways (00:16:40)

5. Differentiating Gateways from Bridging (00:20:30)

6. Is ODAP Uniquely Suited to Gateways? (00:30:00)

7. Implementing the Gateway Function Within Bridging Networks (00:42:00)

8. Using Bridge to Facilitate Enclosed Systems (00:46:20)

9. Comparing Constructs in Terms of AML Compliance (00:49:00)

10. Significance of Logged Data for Verification (00:57:00)

11. Discussing Cryptography and Limitations in Gateways (01:01:00)

12. What Are Some of The Challenges? (01:14:00)