This project is executed in collaboration with the Spencer Museum of Art, investigating the social implications of attacks on democracy and the parallels between consensus in computing and privilege in society. The initial goal of this project was to model a 51% attack on an Ethereum Classic testnet to create media for the collaborating artists to manipulate for a public installation to take place in 2023. The focus later developed towards intervening in EIP forums as an examination of social structures and Ethereum.
This project focuses on the development of a physical gallery for digital art. This gallery will primarily feature student artwork and is set to open in the Spring of 2024.
Website 2.0
Hudson Headley, Emma Nasseri, Payden Brunton
This project focuses on redesigning our website as a fully functional, DAO enabled dApp with Metamask integration and onboarding resources for new members.
This project focuses on the creation and management of a DAO to guide the structure of the KU Blockchain Institute. This DAO is primarily for educational purposes rather than governance.
Small carbon footprints and eco-friendly business models will be a license to operate within the near future. Our team will be focusing on how blockchain based solutions can disrupt the archaic practices of the energy market and provide value to consumers. Topics such as green-token attributes, peer-to-peer energy trading, regulatory compliance, automation of micropayments between prosumers using smart-contracts, and more will be discussed.
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