Stories from ETHBerlin
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A startup leaves jobs with a $3,000 bankroll, spends about $1,000 to get to ETHBerlin, shows hand-drawn charts as a prototype, and wins momentum: a real customer signs up three months later after building actual code. The event produces surprising deliverables — an Estonia e‑residency signing demo and the Görli testnet in a weekend — and the project now offers a public API (launched yesterday) ready for hackers to use.
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- 0:00Crypto excitement to Berlin hackathon
- 3:17ETHBerlin first experience
- 6:05Meeting key figures
- 7:30Why ETHBerlin innovates
- 10:24Berlin’s anarchist spirit
- 12:51Dune’s future plans
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