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Wednesday, October 12
 

9:00am EDT

Waffle House: let's fuel up before TABConf Builder Day
TABConf Builder Day starts today. If you're going to build on bitcoin today, you're going to need some protein. And if you're going to visit the southeast, you need to have the Waffle House experience. Knock out both tasks at once by walking to the Waffle House at the corner of Andrew Young and Centennial Olympic Park Drive for breakfast. There will be an informal hangout here. If you want to work on a specific project for Builder Day, message them and see if they'll be at breakfast.

Note: this is not the one on Marietta St. This is the one on Andrew Young and Centennial. Confusing, I know. There's a Waffle House everywhere. You're in the south now, baby!

Wednesday October 12, 2022 9:00am - 11:00am EDT
Waffle House 135 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30303

11:00am EDT

Builder Day - Doors Open
Wednesday October 12, 2022 11:00am - 11:30am EDT
Builder Zone

11:30am EDT

Builder Day - Kick-off
Wednesday October 12, 2022 11:30am - 12:00pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

BDK - Bitcoin Dev Kit
The Bitcoin Dev Kit (BDK) project (https://github.com/bitcoindevkit) provides a collection of tools and libraries to make it 10x easier to build secure, feature rich bitcoin wallets for applications on any platform.

Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

Bitcoin Design
Bitcoin Design is helping make Bitcoin more intuitive and accessible. As bitcoin’s popularity continues to rise, it is essential that everyone be able to participate in this new economy regardless of technical expertise or geography. That can only happen if creators everywhere have the resources and community necessary to foster better bitcoin experiences.

Speakers
avatar for Stephen DeLorme

Stephen DeLorme

Organizer, TABConf
- Designer for Bitcoin Design Community - Spiral Grantee- Atlanta BitDevs Co-org - TABConf Co-org- Terminus BTC Co-founder


Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

Core Lightning
Core Lightning (previously c-lightning) is a lightweight, highly customizable and standard compliant implementation of the Lightning Network protocol. Core Lightning has been in production use on the Bitcoin mainnet since early 2018. https://github.com/ElementsProject/lightning

Come hang out and get your dev machine setup for working on CLN; learn about reckless, the plugin manager; write your own plugin!

Speakers
avatar for niftynei

niftynei

Lightning Protocol Engineer, Blockstream
niftynei is a hacker, community organizer, and educator. She works at Blockstream on Core-Lightning, does bitcoin protocol education at Base58, and organizes leet dev conferences (with all her friends) at bitcoin++.
GS

Gregory Sanders

CLN Engineer, Blockstream
AM

Alex Myers

CLN Engineer, Blockstream


Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

Fedimint
Fedimint is an open source protocol to custody and transact bitcoin in a community context, built on a strong foundation of privacy. If you are confident taking self-custody of your bitcoin and running your own nodes, we highly recommend you do so. Fedimint is a superior alternative to 3rd party custody. Fedimint is a mechanism for Bitcoiners and trusted community members to onboard their local communities to Bitcoin in a more accountable and private way. https://fedimint.org/

Speakers

Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

Hands-on Simplicity
Simplicity is Russell O'Connor's reimagination of a language for expressing spending conditions that lock UTXOs. It is carefully designed to fulfill this role as best as possible, being fully verifiable and powerful enough to express any condition that you might want to express. On Builder Day, we want to show you why Simplicity "just makes sense," explore the Rust tooling around Simplicity and hack some Simplicity applications. Feel free to experiment; we are there to assist you. A lot of work has flown into teaching materials that we are excited to share with you and that make it easier than ever to immerse yourself in the next generation of blockchain languages.

Requirements: Understanding how UTXOs are locked by scripts and unlocked by witnesses (SegWit) would help. It would help to have seen a circuit diagram, once. (I'm really bad at electronics, so the bar is low.) If you are interested, look up Merkle trees. To use our tooling, you should know Rust. However, Simplicity can be completely understood without knowledge of any programming language.

Speakers
CL

Christian Lewe

Blockstream


Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

LDK - Lightning Dev Kit
Lightning Dev Kit (LDK) is the simplest way to integrate Lightning into your Bitcoin wallet. It is designed from the ground up to be easily customized to your application needs. LDK is a full implementation of the Lightning Network protocol, so you can focus on crafting custom-tailored user experiences. It is as lightweight as you need it to be and optimized to run on all embedded devices such as mobile phones, IoT devices, PoS terminals and more. https://lightningdevkit.org/

Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

Lily Wallet
Lily makes it easy to keep your Bitcoin safe using multisignature vaults. Lily has written an entire guide about how normal bitcoiners can easily keep their coins safe with enterprise level security thanks to hardware wallets and multisignature vaults. There are no excuses for not controlling your own keys today. https://lily-wallet.com/

Speakers
avatar for Kevin Mulcrone

Kevin Mulcrone

Software Engineer, Lily Wallet
I'm a software engineer focused on bridging the gap between great user experience, security, and sovereignty in bitcoin.


Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

12:00pm EDT

SuredBits
SuredBits is a team of developers helping build the Discreet Log Contract specification. We also help users and businesses develop custom financial engineering solutions for problems that arise when dealing with bitcoin. https://suredbits.com

Speakers
CS

Chris Stewart

SuredBits


Wednesday October 12, 2022 12:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Builder Zone

4:45pm EDT

Builder Day - Wrap-up
Wednesday October 12, 2022 4:45pm - 5:15pm EDT
Builder Zone

6:00pm EDT

Atlanta BitDevs - Socratic Seminar #12
Join us to discuss the latest technological developments in Bitcoin and Lightning! This special TABConf event will be a collaboration between multiple BitDevs communities.

Inspired by other BitDevs meetups around the US, our Socratic Seminar events are formatted to foster debate, information sharing and lively discussion.
  1. Discussion topics are provided ahead of the event
  2. The event moderator(s) leads the audience through the topics
  3. Raise your hand to grab the mic and participate in the conversation
  4. We go to a bar afterwards
  • 6:00 PM - 6:30 PM: Come Early to Network - Free Food and Drink
  • 6:30 PM - 6:45 PM: Overview of sponsors, announcements, and introductions
  • 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM: Opening Presentation - TBD
  • 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM: Socratic Seminar - TBD
  • 8:30 PM - Midnight: Dinner / hangout at nearby bar (near the Omni Hotel at CNN Center)
https://www.meetup.com/atlantabitdevs/events/287231385/
https://atlantabitdevs.org/

Wednesday October 12, 2022 6:00pm - 8:15pm EDT
NCR 864 Spring St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
 
Thursday, October 13
 

9:00am EDT

Intro to Zero Knowledge Proof
Speakers
NK

Nadav Kohen

Graduate Student, Suredbits


Thursday October 13, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Village: PlebDev

9:00am EDT

Simplicity Playground
Title: Simplicity Playground

Duration:
30-60 Mins

What will I learn?
You will get to know Simplicity basics and how to write Simplicity programs with no prior background in bitcoin programming.

What will I get out of this workshop?
– Types, Terms, and Arguments in Simplicity
– Typing rules and strict script-wiz typing format
– Defining bits, bit-strings and byte-strings
– Writing and executing Simplicity programs

What knowledge do I need beforehand?
No programming skills are required.

Do I need to setup an environment or download any software?
Nope. Just bring your web browser.

Do I need access to a BTC or LN node?
No.

Anything else I should know?
No.


Speakers
avatar for Burak

Burak

Bitmatrix


Thursday October 13, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Main Stage

9:00am EDT

Watching for forks in the Bitcoin network
Watching for forks in the Bitcoin network

Goals:
1. Understand what a fork is, and the need for a fork monitor.
2. Explain forkscanner, a rust implementation of fork monitoring, and how it uses the bitcoin network.
3. Demonstrate usage of the forkscanner.

Overall:
We'll talk about watching forks, stale blocks, potential double spend attempts.
We'll show our implementation of a fork scanner, and show how to bring it up and configure it.

Prerequisites:
Some basic BTC knowledge, though we can go over some of that for background info.
If they would like to follow along, I'd recommend installing docker, and nodejs.
Access to nodes will be needed, we can look at providing access to ours.

Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

10:00am EDT

Build a fedimint module
Most people are familiar with Fedimint as a federated chaumian mint, but you could build practically any application in a federated manner using Fedimint. In this workshop we'll build a Fedimint module which allows people to bet on the bitcoin price. Along the way you'll setup a Fedimint development environment, get a high-level tour of the codebase, and learn how existing functionality like ecash is implemented in Fedimint.

To get ready for the workshop, try to setup a fedimint developer environment yourself

If you get stuck, ask for help in discord

Speakers


Thursday October 13, 2022 10:00am - 11:30am EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

10:00am EDT

Building Lightning-based Authentication with LSATs
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lGONa4CpQz3nEXpO1oLBFiGa7st2YKUZyKWhhDLNb3s/edit?usp=sharing

Duration:
1.5 hours?
Can go longer or shorter depending on what’s the most useful and valuable to participants given the rest of conference.


Goals:
- Learn about Lightning Service Authentication Tokens (LSATs), the 402 Response Error Code why macaroons are better than cookies, and how they can be used to build a better authentication ecosystem
- Practice parsing and validating LSATs with the LSAT Playground (https://lsat-playground.vercel.app/)
- Build your own custom paywall using LSATs by deploying a proxy server that is capable returning 402 responses and validating paid requests to access a restricted endpoint
- Extra credit: support for delegation- clients can sell restricted use of an LSAT they paid for to another user.

Pre-requisites:
(I’ll probably need to update this as I actually try and build out the workshop exercise)
- Setup Polar (https://lightningpolar.com/) or similar for a local bitcoin and lightning network dev environment
- recommended knowledge: read up on LSATs from lightning labs’ docs (https://lsat.tech/) and macaroons vs cookies (https://hackingdistributed.com/2014/05/16/macaroons-are-better-than-cookies/)
- play around with the LSAT Playground (https://lsat-playground.vercel.app/)

Speakers


Thursday October 13, 2022 10:00am - 11:30am EDT
Main Stage

10:00am EDT

Intro to Multisig & Sovereign Recovery
What will I get out of this workshop?
A deeper understanding of multisig technology, as well as, how to build your own multisig wallet/address (and rebuild it) across multiple wallet software platforms.

What will I learn?
Multisig overview, single-sig vs multi-sig, building a multi-sig wallet, deep dive into recovering your multi-sig wallet, and intro to collaborative multi-sig custody.

Description
Join the Unchained team for a workshop all about multi-sig! Multisig is a bitcoin native protocol that allows you to build wallets created with multiple keys, while also establishing your own quorum of signatures needed to redeem (or spend) that bitcoin. In this workshop, we will be digging into the nuts and bolts of multisig and walking you through how to build your own. Good for beginners, or those who are just trying to continue to build their knowledge.

What knowledge do I need beforehand?
All are welcome – We will start with the basics!

Do I need to set up an environment or download any software?
Nope!

Do I need access to a BTC or LN node?
Nope!

Anything else I should know?
We will be raffling off a Coldcard Mk4 as well as some other swag at the end of the workshop for those who actively participate.



Speakers
avatar for Trey Sellers

Trey Sellers

VP, Client Solutions, Unchained Capital
avatar for Tyler Campbell

Tyler Campbell

VP, Concierge, Unchained Capital
avatar for Justine Harper

Justine Harper

VP, Business Development, Unchained Capital


Thursday October 13, 2022 10:00am - 11:30am EDT
Village: PlebDev

11:30am EDT

Attacking lightning
Attacking Lightning Workshop

Time Duration:
60 Minutes

Goals:
- What will attendees get out of this workshop?
- Hands on experience exploiting known vulnerabilites on Lightning
- What will attendees learn?
- They will learn what some of the vulnerabilities are on Lightning and how to exploit them and defend from them.

Description:
- Describe the overall workshop and spirit of what will happen.
- This will be very "Red Team" / "Hack The Box" style where attendees will have a simulated Lightning Network on their computer (via custom polar docker nodes) and their job is to "Capture The Flags" via attacking the other simulated nodes. Such attacks include things like channel jamming to stop payments, finding unannounced channels, inserting themselves into routes to find payments between two nodes, etc.
- The spirit is to have fun but also learn how some of the attacks can be a concern.
- I will help walk people through it and ideally present so people can follow along, but they are also encouraged to experiment on their own.

Prerequisites:
- Any recommended knowledge needed?
- How to use Polar and understand basic Lightning networking / opening channels / making payments.
- Any setup of an environment / software downloaded?
- Polar with custom docker images. Instructions will be given on how to do this.
- Is access to BTC or LN node needed?
- Only locally via Polar.
- Anything else?
- Requires own computer with Docker & Polar installed.

Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

11:30am EDT

Demystifying Elliptic Curves
Demystifying Elliptic Curves

runtime: approx 1h

We provide a gentle introduction to elliptic curve cryptography, including continuous and finite point spaces, point addition, and point multiplication, with application to ecdsa signatures, secret sharing and encrypted messaging. The material is presented in a visual manner supported with interactive dashboards. This allows for an intuitive grasp of the basic components behind bitcoin scripting with no prior knowledge of programming languages required. All materials are available on github, and attendees are encouraged to contribute https://github.com/asher-pembroke/elliptic 

Speakers
A

Asher

Distinguished Faculty, Bitcoin Opinion


Thursday October 13, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

11:30am EDT

Intro to Rapid Gossip Sync with LDK
Goals: Attendees will get an overview of the Rapid Gossip Sync protocol, how to use it and how it improves the UX in certain environments such as mobile.

Description:
- What is Rapid Gossip Sync?
- RGS vs P2P
- A walkthrough of using RGS to fetch channel graph data
- Visualise the network graph in a browser using d3.js

Prerequisites:
- General lightning network knowledge is beneficial
- Access to a laptop with node.js installed
- The workshop GitHub repo can be found here - https://github.com/arik-so/rgs-workshop

Join our Discord - https://discord.gg/5AcknnMfBw

Speakers
CO

Conor Okus

Spiral
Conor Okus is the Product Manager at Spiral, he helps developers build on bitcoin faster. Conor is an educator, speaker, community builder, bitcoin product advocate and He's the host of "Bitcoin Developers".Bitcoin Developers is a live stream show where he pairs with community members... Read More →


Thursday October 13, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Main Stage

1:30pm EDT

Starter kit for building your own bitcoin hardware project with MicroPython
Workshop title:
Starter kit for building your own Bitcoin hardware project w/MicroPython

Workshop description:
What if you could devise your own Bitcoin hardware device from a cheap, off-the-shelf microprocessor board? What new, innovative solutions would you create?

Keith will walk you through the building blocks you'll need to get started. We'll build a Bitcoin-enabled custom MicroPython firmware for a variety of inexpensive microprocessor boards (e.g. ESP32, Raspi RP2040, STM32). We'll compile in Bitcoin Core's secp256k1 library for fast elliptic curve calculations. We'll also include Stepan Snigirev's "embit" library (used by Specter Desktop, Specter-DIY, SeedSigner) to provide higher-level Bitcoin functions; I don't know how to sign a psbt or what to do with secp256k1 but Stepan's library does!

We'll then briefly discuss incorporating displays, UI/graphics libraries (LVGL), cameras, buttons, etc.

From this starting point you'll be able to build ANY Bitcoin hardware project you can imagine, coding it in easy, mostly-familiar MicroPython (essentially the same as Python 3 but with some limitations).

Prerequisites for attendees:
* Basic Linux and Python proficiency.
* Laptop w/Docker installed. Downloading dependencies (compilers, etc) ahead of time will speed things up.
* ZERO experience with MicroPython or microprocessor boards required.

Supplies needed:
Attendees will receive a FREE esp32-S2 kit, courtesy of Bitcoin Magazine! All you need to bring is a laptop and a micro USB cable.

Speakers
avatar for Keith Mukai

Keith Mukai

SeedSigner


Thursday October 13, 2022 1:30pm - 3:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

1:30pm EDT

Packaging Your Favorite Open Source Project for Start9 EmbassyOS
Workshop Title:
Packaging Your Favorite Open Source Project for Start9 EmbassyOS

Time Duration:
- How much time is needed to complete the workshop?
Ideally, 2 hours.

Goals:
- What will attendees get out of this workshop?
If they follow along on with their own Embassy One, they will get their own custom app running on their EmbassyOS

What will attendees learn:
Service Packaging Best Practices for the Start9 EmbassyOS

Description:
- Describe the overall workshop and spirit of what will happen.
Are you tired of waiting for your favorite Bitcoin applications to show up on your Start9 Embassy? Have you ever wanted to use your own custom web-based application hosted on your own server?
This workshop will show you step-by-step how to package, install, and run your choice of software on Embassy.
Minimum development experience is needed, as this workshop will be just the beginning of your hero's journey into service packaging for Embassy. Get ready to join the community of package developers building out the future of sovereign computing!

Prerequisites:
- Any recommended knowledge needed?
Recommended: basic programming background

Any setup of an environment / software downloaded:
Environment Setup is optional but recommended. Setup instructions here: https://start9.com/latest/developer-docs/getting-started/environment-setup

Is access to BTC or LN node needed:
No.

Anything else:
Optional in order to follow along, bring your own Embassy,
or your own DIY Equipment (Raspberry Pi, 1TB SSD Drive, 32GB SD Card)

Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 1:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

1:30pm EDT

Working with the Taro Protocol
Title:
Working with the Taro Protocol

Duration: 
90 mins

Workshop Goals:
After the workshop attendees should...
- Have a solid understanding of what Taro is and what it can and can’t do
- Understand some basic Taro use cases
- Be able to differentiate between Taro universe types
- Understand the basics of how fungible assets are transferred on the Lightning Network
- Have experience installing and configuring Taro, and created their own (regtest/testnet) asset

Description:
This workshop is designed for tech savvy Bitcoiners who want to dive into the Taro protocol! After 90mins attendees will leave with a solid understanding of what Taro is, how it can be used, and will gain some hands-on experience with the Taro client.

Prerequisites:
- A solid understanding of the Bitcoin protocol, familiarity with the Lightning Network, and a basic understanding of Taproot.
- Access to a computer with GoLang installed and a regtest/testnet Bitcoin node setup.
- Some familiarity with Linux/Unix as all examples and demos will be shown on a Ubuntu server.

Recommended reading/viewing prior to the workshop:
- https://youtu.be/-yiTtO_p3Cw
- https://docs.lightning.engineering/the-lightning-network/taro

Speakers
avatar for Hannah Rosenberg

Hannah Rosenberg

Developer Advocate, Lightning Labs


Thursday October 13, 2022 1:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
Main Stage

3:00pm EDT

Magma Channel Shop, Earn Income with your liquidity
Workshop Title:
Magma Channel Shop

Time Duration:
15-30 mins

What will attendees get out of this workshop:
Experience purchasing a channel and posting a channel offer on Magma

What will attendees learn:
How to use Magma Channel Marketplace, Valuing Liquidity on Lightning, How to post an offer, How to buy a lightning channel.

Description:
Attendees will learn fundamentals of lightning liquidity and what makes it valuable. Magma channel marketplace will be explained, enabling attendees to post an offer of bitcoin liquidity and to buy an offer if they would like.

Prerequisites:
Available for LND nodes and is a standard offering for Umbrel, Raspiblitz, and Voltage.

Is access to BTC or LN node needed?
Yes, bitcoin and a lightning node are required.

Anything else?
A willingness to learn! Voltage can set you up with a node, but participation requires that your node already has a channel and is visible in the lightning network graph. This sometimes takes several hours after opening a channel.

Speakers
J

Jesse

Amboss


Thursday October 13, 2022 3:00pm - 3:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

3:30pm EDT

Getting started with lnc-web
Workshop Title:
Getting started with lnc-web

Time Duration:
45-60 min

Goals:
Attendees will get an overview of how Lightning Node Connect works and be able to get started with building our own lightning web apps with lnc-web

Description:
- Overview of LNC
- Overview of lnc-web
- Overview of Lightning Terminal and getting an LNC connection string
- Walkthrough of setting up LNC connection
- Walkthrough of available calls
- Demo app

Prerequisites:
- General knowledge of LN recommended
- LND node with LITD on mainnet or testnet required
- Node.js required
- Experience with ReactJS frontend recommended

Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 3:30pm - 4:30pm EDT
Main Stage

3:30pm EDT

Remote signing for lightning node
Hosted by Evan & Jules

Workshop Title:

Remote Signing for Lightning Node

Time Duration:
1-1.5 hours

Goals:
- What will attendees get out of this workshop?
Hands on experience running learning real life use cases for separating the private keys from hosted lightning nodes.
They get to take home a prototype board that works with Core lightning (possibly greenlight as well).

What will attendees learn:
How to flash, pair and use a remote signing device running the Validated Lightning Signer with Core Lightning (artist formerly known as c-lightning)
https://vls.tech (they will launch their site soon)

Recommended knowledge needed:
Ability to use CLI for tailing logs.

Prerequisites:
https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-key/blob/hardware-readme/sphinx-key/README.md
- Is access to BTC or LN node needed?
No, we will host or Voltage will assist in booting up Core lightning nodes.

Anything else?
They will need to run Sphinx on their mobile device to configure the signer hardware.

Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

3:30pm EDT

98% Real bitcoin smart contracts - Learn by playing a fun game.
98% Real Bitcoin Smart Contracts™
Learn by playing a fun game.

Time Duration:
- How much time is needed to complete the workshop? 3 - 3.5 Hours

Goals:
- What will attendees get out of this workshop?
- Good Vibes
- Play a fun game

What will attendees learn:
- Understanding how to architect Federated Smart contracts with Judica’s Software
- Basics of Sapio
- Basic Bitcoin DeFI Concepts
- Rollups
- Alternative Market Makers
- NFT-ized Positions (Bundling into a new asset)
- Bonded Attestation Chain (Off chain protocol for ensuring honest event sequencing)
- https://rubin.io/bitcoin/2021/12/17/advent-20/
- How to define rules for automated Bitcoin contract execution
- Types of smart contracts that can be built in Bitcoin
- What it takes to deploy to the real world

Description:
- Describe the overall workshop and spirit of what will happen.

Judica is building a complete toolchain that unlocks a new paradigm for Bitcoin Smart Contract Development. Does that sound Big, Complicated, and Scary? It doesn’t have to be – to make it easy and fun to learn, we’ve created a low-latency multiplayer bitcoin mining empire-building game that is backed by 98% Real Bitcoin Smart Contracts™ that you can join us to play.

After a few solid play sessions, we’ll dive into how it all works under the hood and relates to non-game applications, followed by an open discussion on the frontier of what you can build.

Prerequisites:
- Any recommended knowledge needed?
- To Play:
- Setting up / Configuring software (git, installing dependencies, building)
- comfortable with basic command line usage
- To Learn:
- Knowledge of how Bitcoin Transactions work
- Knowledge of the capabilities of Bitcoin Script
- Any setup of an environment / software downloaded?
- Game software (to be distributed at workshop / Builder Day)
- Support for Unix (Mac / Linux) OS, Limited Windows Support
- Is access to BTC or LN node needed?
- Come with a Local Bitcoin Core Node on laptop or otherwise reachable (mainnet Pruned OK, we may connect to custom Signets day-of)

Anything else?
- Open mind, good attitude
- Optional: Come with a group of up to 5 people (we’ll pair up people who come without)

Speakers
JR

Jeremy Rubin

CEO Judica and Pleb At Large @ Pleb.fi, judica.org
i am a bitcoin core dev working on building smart contracts for bitcoin through bip-119 (utxos.org) sapio (learn.sapio-lang.org) and judica (judica.org).


Thursday October 13, 2022 3:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

4:30pm EDT

Integration of Lightning into webApps
What will I get out of this workshop?
You will gain a basic familiarity of the integration of both backend and frontend webapp development with lightning functionality.

What will I learn?
You will learn the basic functions and processes to connect a lightning node to webapps.

Description
Follow along with the devs of Voltage as they walk through the process of connecting a lightning node to a pre-built webapp project. Only a laptop is required to participate. All knowledge levels are welcome to join in. This will be a beginner friendly workshop. We are hoping to inspire and grow confidence in the developer community to integrate lightning into more applications.

What knowledge do I need beforehand?
- Basic python or JS.
- Familiarity with LND encouraged but not required.

Do I need to setup an environment or download any software?
No. We will be utilizing a pre-built environment to keep it simple, but you may clone it if you wish during the workshop setup.

Do I need access to a BTC or LN node?
No. It will be provided as part of the workshop, including liquidity so we can skip as much set-up as possible and get right into the fun.

Speakers
N

Nate

Support Engineer, Voltage


Thursday October 13, 2022 4:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
Main Stage

5:00pm EDT

Setting up Vortex on your lightning node
Workshop Title:
Setting up Vortex on your lightning node

Time Duration:
1 - 1.5 hours

Goals:
- What will attendees get out of this workshop?

- A setup testnet(or signet) node with a coinjoined channel
- an understanding of what vortex is and how it works
- knowledge of how to set vortex up on their own node

Description:
- Describe the overall workshop and spirit of what will happen.
Plan:
- intro on what vortex is
- over view of the software
- tutorial on setting it up
- get everyone in the room to do a coinjoin 🤞

Prerequisites:
- Any recommended knowledge needed?
- Any general knowledege about running a BTC/LN node is helpful
- Any setup of an environment / software downloaded?
- git
- java
- sbt
- Is access to BTC or LN node needed?
- yes, both

- Anything else?
- testnet or signet funds


Speakers

Thursday October 13, 2022 5:00pm - 6:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev
 
Friday, October 14
 

9:30am EDT

André Neves Keynote
Speakers
avatar for André Neves

André Neves

Co-Founder and CTO, ZEBEDEE


Friday October 14, 2022 9:30am - 10:00am EDT
Main Stage

9:30am EDT

PlebLab Presents: Coach Kyle's Corner

Got questions about starting up a dev lab, running hackathons, or building startups? Come get some insights from PlebLab founder Kyle Murphy.

Speakers
avatar for Kyle Murphy

Kyle Murphy

Founder, PlebLab


Friday October 14, 2022 9:30am - 10:15am EDT
Village: PlebDev

9:30am EDT

Bitcoin Gaming
Friday October 14, 2022 9:30am - 5:00pm EDT
Village: Gaming

9:30am EDT

NextGen Activities
Speakers

Friday October 14, 2022 9:30am - 5:00pm EDT
Village: NextGen

10:00am EDT

Inheritance planning panel and Q&A
Are you a responsible hodler, but you’re not sure what will happen to your Bitcoin when you are no longer around to control the keys? Learn about inheritance planning strategies and pitfalls from experienced lawyers and financial planners. They will answer your questions and help you avoid the worst case scenario: not being prepared at all.

Speakers
avatar for Josh Jalinski

Josh Jalinski

The Financial Quarterback ©
Josh Jalinski is the founder and president of Jalinski Advisory Group Inc. He is also the CEO of Wealth Quarterback LLC, a SEC Registered Investment Advisory firm, RIA.  As a Bitcoin maxi and fiduciary, Josh manages investments in a holistic manner focusing on asset protection, income... Read More →
avatar for Justine Harper

Justine Harper

VP, Business Development, Unchained Capital
avatar for Jared Pierce

Jared Pierce

Attorney, Pierce Law
Founder and managing partner of Pierce Law Group. Pierce Law Group focusing exclusively on representing clients with inheritance planning and probate administration cases. Jared works with clients across the United States to plan and prepare for dying with bitcoin.
avatar for Terrence Yang

Terrence Yang

Swan Private Managing Director, Swan
Swan Private Managing Director & Retirement & Bitcoin Benefit Plan Head


Friday October 14, 2022 10:00am - 10:45am EDT
Village: NextGen

10:00am EDT

When the Bulls are Away, the Devs Will Play: Finding and Teaching Bitcoin Devs
Come for the memes but stay for an analysis of the bitcoin developer shortage and what we can do about it.

Speakers
avatar for Adam Jonas

Adam Jonas

Chaincode
Adam Jonas is the head of special projects at Chaincode Labs. He spearheads multiple educational initiatives, including the Chaincode Residency and the Online Seminars.As a founder of Summer of Bitcoin and Qala, Jonas works on providing contributors with the resources needed to make... Read More →


Friday October 14, 2022 10:00am - 10:45am EDT
Main Stage

10:15am EDT

Nostr Workshop

You've heard about Nostr, come learn about building on it from Super Testnet, Lightning Escrow's world class CTO.

Speakers
avatar for Brill Saiton

Brill Saiton

CTO, Lightning Escrow


Friday October 14, 2022 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Village: PlebDev

10:45am EDT

Welcome & Socratic Panel: The "G" Word
Bitcoin is rife with complexity. Generally speaking, this complexity is most widely understood to manifest as an extension of the feature-set available to the network and the interactions among users who exercise these functions in their unique contexts. But complexity also exists within the processes which govern modifications to Bitcoin's consensus critical code pathways. Understanding, improving upon and ensuring robustness in these processes is vital to Bitcoin's long term survival. In this panel we will investigate different perspectives on these processes and how we as a community can constructively work together in an increasingly adversarial world.

Speakers
JR

Jeremy Rubin

CEO Judica and Pleb At Large @ Pleb.fi, judica.org
i am a bitcoin core dev working on building smart contracts for bitcoin through bip-119 (utxos.org) sapio (learn.sapio-lang.org) and judica (judica.org).


Friday October 14, 2022 10:45am - 11:45am EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

11:00am EDT

Onchain Panel
Moderators
Speakers
avatar for Andrew Chow

Andrew Chow

Blockstream
Bitcoin Core Contributor focusing on the wallet
avatar for Murch

Murch

Murch, Chaincode Labs
Murch works as an Engineer at Chaincode Labs contributing to educational content, research, and opensource projects. He is a moderator and contributor on Bitcoin Stack Exchange, reports the Mempool weather, co-hosts the Chaincode Podcast and NYC BitDevs, and contributes to Bitcoin... Read More →
PW

Pieter Wuille

Engineer, Chaincode Labs


Friday October 14, 2022 11:00am - 11:45am EDT
Main Stage

11:00am EDT

Live Code-athon: niftynei (Blockstream / CLN / Base58)

Come do some 'coder' bingo, eat some popcorn, and watch leet hackers work on a something live!

Speakers
avatar for niftynei

niftynei

Lightning Protocol Engineer, Blockstream
niftynei is a hacker, community organizer, and educator. She works at Blockstream on Core-Lightning, does bitcoin protocol education at Base58, and organizes leet dev conferences (with all her friends) at bitcoin++.


Friday October 14, 2022 11:00am - 12:20pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

11:30am EDT

Lunch
Friday October 14, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Hallway

12:00pm EDT

Offchain Panel
Come find out what's coming in the next chapter of the Lightning network. We'll discuss the tradeoffs between privacy and reliability and you'll learn about trampoline payments, eltoo, asynch payments, and more.


Moderators
Speakers
avatar for Olaoluwa Osuntokun

Olaoluwa Osuntokun

CTO and Co-Founder, Lightning Labs
Olaoluwa Osuntokun is the co-founder and CTO of Lightning Labs, and also the lead developer of lnd, one of the main implementations of Lightning. Laolu has been a Bitcoin developer of over 4-years and has made contributions to the ecosystem such as neutrino (BIP 157+158).
VW

Valentine Wallace

Lightning Engineer, Spiral
BT

Bastien Teinturier

VP Engineering, ACINQ
GS

Gregory Sanders

CLN Engineer, Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 12:00pm - 12:45pm EDT
Main Stage

12:00pm EDT

Chess Tournament
Speakers
avatar for Mike Jarmuz

Mike Jarmuz

Lightning Ventures
Mike Jarmuz… or “muzz” as his friends say… is the Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Lightning Ventures. He’s laser-focused on exclusively investing in and supporting Bitcoin startups. Mike is also passionate about educating founders and operators on strategies to fund their... Read More →


Friday October 14, 2022 12:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Village: Gaming

12:15pm EDT

Socratic Panel: Transaction Introspection
Covenants offer the promise to extend Bitcoin into something more useful than its already proven to be, but require serious consideration. This panel will dive into the ascendant topics most critical to the covenant discussion. We’ll attempt to elucidate a clearer picture of the various implementations which add more transaction introspection to the bitcoin protocol. Following the noteworthy approaches to implementing covenants that introduce new opcodes can be a rollercoaster. We’ve got a great group that can not only help get everyone up to speed, but peek into the future that may already be possible with bitcoin script as it exists today.

Moderators
RC

Ras @coinward

BitDevs Miami

Speakers
avatar for Burak

Burak

Bitmatrix
SK

Sanket Kanjalkar

Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 12:15pm - 1:15pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

12:30pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Rachel Rybarczyk (Stratum v2)

Come grab a "coder" bingo card, get some popcorn, and watch some leet coders work on code live.  Some in-person, some remote.

Speakers
RR

Rachel Rybarczyk

VP of Mining, Galaxy Digital


Friday October 14, 2022 12:30pm - 2:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

1:00pm EDT

Legal Panel
Moderators
avatar for Justine Harper

Justine Harper

VP, Business Development, Unchained Capital

Speakers
avatar for Zack Shapiro

Zack Shapiro

Founder, Private Law Firm
Bitcoiner and attorney. Let's talk about the future of sound money and what we can do to build the world around it.


Friday October 14, 2022 1:00pm - 1:45pm EDT
Main Stage

1:45pm EDT

Socratic Session: Bitcoin Development
A focused Socratic Seminar on Bitcoin protocol development. Topics will be selected from mailing lists, prominent github repos, network graphs, research papers, vulnerability reports and other sources.

Speakers
avatar for Murch

Murch

Murch, Chaincode Labs
Murch works as an Engineer at Chaincode Labs contributing to educational content, research, and opensource projects. He is a moderator and contributor on Bitcoin Stack Exchange, reports the Mempool weather, co-hosts the Chaincode Podcast and NYC BitDevs, and contributes to Bitcoin... Read More →


Friday October 14, 2022 1:45pm - 3:00pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

2:00pm EDT

Intro to tinkercad for 3d printing
Speakers
avatar for Aria Pembroke

Aria Pembroke

11 year old daughter of Asher and Elly Pembroke, free and wild spirit


Friday October 14, 2022 2:00pm - 2:45pm EDT
Village: NextGen

2:00pm EDT

Stablecoins on lightning
Moderators
avatar for Graham Krizek

Graham Krizek

CEO, Voltage

Speakers
avatar for Olaoluwa Osuntokun

Olaoluwa Osuntokun

CTO and Co-Founder, Lightning Labs
Olaoluwa Osuntokun is the co-founder and CTO of Lightning Labs, and also the lead developer of lnd, one of the main implementations of Lightning. Laolu has been a Bitcoin developer of over 4-years and has made contributions to the ecosystem such as neutrino (BIP 157+158).
RG

Ryan Gentry

Director of Business Development, Lightning Labs


Friday October 14, 2022 2:00pm - 2:45pm EDT
Main Stage

2:00pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Evan Kaloudis (Zeus)

Come grab a "coder" bingo card, get some popcorn, and watch some leet coders work on code live.  Some in-person, some remote.

Speakers

Friday October 14, 2022 2:00pm - 3:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

3:00pm EDT

ROAST: Robust Asynchronous Schnorr Threshold Signatures
Speakers
TR

Tim Ruffing

Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 3:00pm - 3:45pm EDT
Main Stage

3:00pm EDT

Intro to digital logic
We will use a digital logic simulator to show how fundamental logic gates can be combined to create adders, multipliers, and binary counters. This interactive course has specifically been designed for TabConf by Silas.

Speakers
avatar for Silas Pembroke

Silas Pembroke

8 year old unschooled bitcoiner, mathematician, and cuber


Friday October 14, 2022 3:00pm - 3:45pm EDT
Village: NextGen

3:15pm EDT

CoinPools
We'll recall the privacy notions for second-layers (counterparties confidentiality, protocol usage, contract content confidentiality, third party leaks, the types of privacy leaks and attacks), how CoinPool enables to uplift many L2s in a single wrapper, and the specific "new" attacks vectors against multi-party constructions and potential mitigations.

Speakers

Friday October 14, 2022 3:15pm - 3:45pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

3:30pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Rusty Russell (Blockstream / CLN)

Come grab a "coder" bingo card, get some popcorn, and watch some leet coders work on code live.  Some in-person, some remote.

Speakers
avatar for Rusty Russell

Rusty Russell

Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

4:00pm EDT

Provably Bug-free BIPs & Implementations
Writing good specifications is hard. Misinterpretations of seemingly minor aspects can result in catastrophic vulnerabilities in implementations. Therefore, in the BIP draft "Half-Aggregation of BIP 340 Schnorr signatures" recently published by Blockstream Research, we use a different approach than previous cryptography BIPs. Most importantly, our draft includes a _formal_ specification (a mathematically precise description of the scheme) written in the hacspec language, a subset of rust. This type of specification allows using software tools to prove security properties and the absence of certain kinds of bugs. Moreover, developers are able to write implementations whose behavior is provably identical to that of the specification.

Speakers
JN

Jonas Nick

Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 4:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

4:00pm EDT

Lightning is Broken AF (But We Can Fix It)
Speakers

Friday October 14, 2022 4:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Main Stage

4:00pm EDT

Interplanetary Bitcoin
Let a former NASA scientist virtually take you on a journey through space. We will point out Blockstream satellites, discuss timechain synching with extraterrestrial nodes, and take audience suggestions for planets, stars and galaxies to visit.

Speakers
A

Asher

Distinguished Faculty, Bitcoin Opinion


Friday October 14, 2022 4:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
Village: NextGen

4:00pm EDT

Chess Finals
Speakers
avatar for Mike Jarmuz

Mike Jarmuz

Lightning Ventures
Mike Jarmuz… or “muzz” as his friends say… is the Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Lightning Ventures. He’s laser-focused on exclusively investing in and supporting Bitcoin startups. Mike is also passionate about educating founders and operators on strategies to fund their... Read More →


Friday October 14, 2022 4:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Village: Gaming

4:35pm EDT

Codex32
Codex32 is an error-correcting code designed to be computable without the use of electronic computers. Users can compute and verify checksums by hand; we have provided lookup tables, volvelles and worksheets to assist with this process. The codex32 checksum, like all linear codes, is compatible with Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme, a mechanism to split a secret into many "shares", such that the original secret can be reconstructed from some number of them. In SSSS, users choose a threshold value k, typically 2 or 3; they then generate k-many random shares, and then compute a number of derived shares (up to 31 in total). A random secret can then be computed from any k shares. If the initial random shares have a valid codex32 checksum, then so will all the derived shares and the final secret.

Speakers
AP

Andrew Poelstra

Blockstream


Friday October 14, 2022 4:35pm - 7:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

5:00pm EDT

Keysigning Party!

Got a GPG Key? Key signing parties are an opportunity to expand your keyring of people you've verified (in-person).

If you want to attend, please sign-up and submit your exported public key by email to murch@murch.one in advance.

Bring a drivers license/passport or other identity document, if you want others to attest to you identity.


What?

• Exchange GPG keys with other attendees

Who?

• Developers who want to use their keys to sign releases
• Others who want to help each other to attest their keys' authenticity

How?

• 5:00: Meet, chat, and handout list of fingerprints
• 5:10–5:30: Present each attendee's fingerprint
    • Each fingerprint is presented separately on a slide
    • Key owner confirms fingerprint and UID, reads last 16 characters of fingerprint
    • Other attendees mark entry on their personal list as desired
• 5:30–5:45: Check other attendees' identification where requested
• 5:45–end: Hang out 

Before?

• Submit your public key, fingerprint and UID by email to Murch by 2022-10-14, 12pm

After?

• Certify the keys of other attendees
• Send public key with added signature to key owner. Encrypt it to the owner's key, and send it to the owner's email address corresponding to the UID you signed.

Speakers
avatar for niftynei

niftynei

Lightning Protocol Engineer, Blockstream
niftynei is a hacker, community organizer, and educator. She works at Blockstream on Core-Lightning, does bitcoin protocol education at Base58, and organizes leet dev conferences (with all her friends) at bitcoin++.
avatar for Murch

Murch

Murch, Chaincode Labs
Murch works as an Engineer at Chaincode Labs contributing to educational content, research, and opensource projects. He is a moderator and contributor on Bitcoin Stack Exchange, reports the Mempool weather, co-hosts the Chaincode Podcast and NYC BitDevs, and contributes to Bitcoin... Read More →


Friday October 14, 2022 5:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

7:00pm EDT

Afterparty
Friday October 14, 2022 7:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
STATS Brewpub 300 Marietta Street NW, Atlanta, GA
 
Saturday, October 15
 

9:30am EDT

PlebLab Presents: Coach Kyle's Corner

Got questions about starting up a dev lab, running hackathons, or building startups? Come get some insights from PlebLab founder Kyle Murphy.

Speakers
avatar for Kyle Murphy

Kyle Murphy

Founder, PlebLab


Saturday October 15, 2022 9:30am - 10:00am EDT
Village: PlebDev

9:30am EDT

Simplicity: Formally Verified Programmable Money
One of the revolutions of Bitcoin was the invention of programmable money, i.e., money which is owned by programs that release their funds upon presenting a witness. The ability to express complex spending conditions is what gave rise to multisig, the Lightning network and other schemes. Unfortunately, Bitcoin Script, the language used to write these programs, is quite restrictive and makes it hard to verify that programs are correct. Simplicity is our vision of a language that satisfies the unique needs of the blockchain: Everything that one might want to express can be expressed. Everything that one might want to verify can be verified. This is a difficult balance because highly expressive languages tend to be hard to verify. Also, what needs to be expressed and what needs to be verified turn out to be tough questions. In this talk, we answer the question of what Simplicity is, clearly and succinctly. We look at the structure of a Simplicity program and its execution, various add-ons and existing applications. We want to see the true nature of Simplicity, which turns out to be intuitive and simple.

Speakers
CL

Christian Lewe

Blockstream


Saturday October 15, 2022 9:30am - 10:00am EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

9:30am EDT

Base58's World Famous Bitcoin LARP

So you run your own node, but what if you could *be* a bitcoin node? Come live roleplay bitcoin in this 2-hour hands-on workshop

What is a bitcoin node? What does it do? How do transactions flow through the network and get mined?
In this 2-hour workshop, we'll live-action role play the bitcoin network. We'll see how transactions get made, how they get to miners, what work a bitcoin node does and how it helps secure the network. You'll get a front-line view of how miners create blocks and transactions get spent, how difficulty readjustments impact block production, and what re-orgs and network splits look like.

No prior knowledge of bitcoin or running a node is required, but highly recommended to get the most out of this workshop.

Speakers
avatar for niftynei

niftynei

Lightning Protocol Engineer, Blockstream
niftynei is a hacker, community organizer, and educator. She works at Blockstream on Core-Lightning, does bitcoin protocol education at Base58, and organizes leet dev conferences (with all her friends) at bitcoin++.


Saturday October 15, 2022 9:30am - 11:30am EDT
Village: NextGen

9:30am EDT

Bitcoin Gaming
Saturday October 15, 2022 9:30am - 5:00pm EDT
Village: Gaming

10:00am EDT

The Human Rights Foundation
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 10:00am - 10:15am EDT
Main Stage

10:00am EDT

PlebLab Presents: How to build a PlebLab in your town

Founders fireside chat with Keyan, Car, and Kyle of PlebLab ATX

Speakers
avatar for Keyan

Keyan

StackerNews / PlebLab_
avatar for Car

Car

ThrillerX / PlebLab_
avatar for Kyle Murphy

Kyle Murphy

Founder, PlebLab


Saturday October 15, 2022 10:00am - 10:30am EDT
Village: PlebDev

10:10am EDT

TABConf Sponsors | VOLTAGE
Speakers
avatar for Graham Krizek

Graham Krizek

CEO, Voltage


Saturday October 15, 2022 10:10am - 10:25am EDT
Main Stage

10:30am EDT

The Road from Pleb to Dev?

PlebDev fireside chat with Car from PlebLab and a Special Guest

Speakers
avatar for Car

Car

ThrillerX / PlebLab_
avatar for Austin

Austin

Fold
avatar for Keyan

Keyan

StackerNews / PlebLab_


Saturday October 15, 2022 10:30am - 11:00am EDT
Village: PlebDev

10:30am EDT

How to Run the Biggest Lightning Node on the Network
Speakers
BT

Bastien Teinturier

VP Engineering, ACINQ


Saturday October 15, 2022 10:30am - 11:00am EDT
Main Stage

10:30am EDT

Socratic Session: Lightning Development
A focused Socratic Seminar on lightning protocol development. Topics will be selected from mailing lists, prominent github repos, network graphs, research papers, vulnerability reports and other sources.

Speakers
EP

Evan Price

Triangle BitDevs


Saturday October 15, 2022 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

11:00am EDT

Live Code-athon: t-bast (ACINQ / Eclair)

Come do some 'coder' bingo, eat some popcorn, and watch leet hackers work on a something live!

Speakers
BT

Bastien Teinturier

VP Engineering, ACINQ


Saturday October 15, 2022 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

11:10am EDT

Bitcoin UX Design
Moderators
avatar for Stephen DeLorme

Stephen DeLorme

Organizer, TABConf
- Designer for Bitcoin Design Community - Spiral Grantee- Atlanta BitDevs Co-org - TABConf Co-org- Terminus BTC Co-founder

Speakers
avatar for Sahil Chaturvedi

Sahil Chaturvedi

Product designer, Unchained Capital


Saturday October 15, 2022 11:10am - 11:55am EDT
Main Stage

11:30am EDT

Lunch
Saturday October 15, 2022 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Hallway

11:30am EDT

NextGen Activities
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 11:30am - 5:00pm EDT
Village: NextGen

12:00pm EDT

Segwit Explained vbytes: Common Misconceptions
Speakers
avatar for Murch

Murch

Murch, Chaincode Labs
Murch works as an Engineer at Chaincode Labs contributing to educational content, research, and opensource projects. He is a moderator and contributor on Bitcoin Stack Exchange, reports the Mempool weather, co-hosts the Chaincode Podcast and NYC BitDevs, and contributes to Bitcoin... Read More →


Saturday October 15, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm EDT
Main Stage

12:00pm EDT

Socratic Panel: Attacks on Lightning
As adoption of the lightning network increases, so too do concerns around the various known attack vectors. These attacks touch many layers of the lightning network stack: user’s privacy can be undermined, in-flight HTLCs can be exhausted, channel closes can be pinned, among other concerning vectors. This panel will be an investigation of those attacks and discussion around their proposed mitigations.

Moderators
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

12:30pm EDT

Silent Payments and Alternatives
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 12:30pm - 1:10pm EDT
Main Stage

12:30pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Kody Low (Base58)

Come grab a "coder" bingo card, get some popcorn, and watch some leet coders work on code live.  Some in-person, some remote.

Speakers
avatar for Kody Low

Kody Low

Base58 / OkCoin


Saturday October 15, 2022 12:30pm - 2:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

1:15pm EDT

Mining Panel
Speakers
RR

Rachel Rybarczyk

VP of Mining, Galaxy Digital


Saturday October 15, 2022 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Main Stage

1:30pm EDT

Socratic Panel: Federated L2 Schemes
2022 has seen renewed interest in federated layer two schemes. This panel will be an exploration of three such schemes: the Mercury statechain protocol, the Judica VM and Fedimint. Will will discuss their designs, the challenges of implementation, their respective privacy models, security tradeoffs and what roles they will play in scaling Bitcoin.

Moderators
EP

Evan Price

Triangle BitDevs

Speakers
JR

Jeremy Rubin

CEO Judica and Pleb At Large @ Pleb.fi, judica.org
i am a bitcoin core dev working on building smart contracts for bitcoin through bip-119 (utxos.org) sapio (learn.sapio-lang.org) and judica (judica.org).
ES

Eric Sirion

Fedimint


Saturday October 15, 2022 1:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

2:00pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Ben the Carman (The Bitcoin Co)

Come do some 'coder' bingo, eat some popcorn, and watch leet hackers work on a something live!

Speakers
BC

Ben Carman

The Bitcoin Company


Saturday October 15, 2022 2:00pm - 3:30pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

2:10pm EDT

Education Panel
Moderators
Speakers
avatar for niftynei

niftynei

Lightning Protocol Engineer, Blockstream
niftynei is a hacker, community organizer, and educator. She works at Blockstream on Core-Lightning, does bitcoin protocol education at Base58, and organizes leet dev conferences (with all her friends) at bitcoin++.
avatar for Robert Malka

Robert Malka

Board Member, Bitcoin Today Coalition


Saturday October 15, 2022 2:10pm - 2:55pm EDT
Main Stage

3:00pm EDT

Braidpools
In this talk I will present a new structure for braidpool which I call the Unspent Hasher Payment Output (UHPO) mechanism (a decentralized share accounting system and analog of bitcoin's UTXO set, for the pool), which is a direct evolution of p2pool and is enabled by new work on MuSig2 and the FROST/ROAST Schnorr threshold signature algorithms.

Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 3:00pm - 3:30pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

3:10pm EDT

Signet lightning
Speakers
avatar for Richard Safier

Richard Safier

ZEBEDEE
System Architect / .NET C# Dev now focusing most of my time on lightning ecosystem.R&D Lightning Ops Engineer @ ZEBEDEEAdmin for plebnet.wiki and creator of Plebnet Playground @ plebnet.fun


Saturday October 15, 2022 3:10pm - 3:55pm EDT
Main Stage

3:30pm EDT

Live Code-athon: Valentine Wallace (Spiral/LDK)

Come do some 'coder' bingo, eat some popcorn, and watch leet hackers work on a something live!

Speakers
VW

Valentine Wallace

Lightning Engineer, Spiral


Saturday October 15, 2022 3:30pm - 5:00pm EDT
Village: PlebDev

3:45pm EDT

Eltoo on LN: Idea to Implementation
Eltoo was an idea proposed over 4 years ago in order to simplify certain smart contracting protocols such as the Lightning Network and Statechains. Only in 2022 has interest in proving out the idea picked up. I will present a brief history as well as a status update on the project to bring Eltoo to life in the Lightning Network.

Speakers
GS

Gregory Sanders

CLN Engineer, Blockstream


Saturday October 15, 2022 3:45pm - 4:15pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

4:10pm EDT

Non-Lightning Layer 2
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 4:10pm - 4:55pm EDT
Main Stage

5:15pm EDT

Closing Remarks
Speakers

Saturday October 15, 2022 5:15pm - 5:45pm EDT
Main Stage

6:00pm EDT

Closing Ceremony
Speakers
avatar for Brianna Honkawa d'Estries

Brianna Honkawa d'Estries

Organizer | Chief of Getting Shit Done, TABConf
avatar for Stephen DeLorme

Stephen DeLorme

Organizer, TABConf
- Designer for Bitcoin Design Community - Spiral Grantee- Atlanta BitDevs Co-org - TABConf Co-org- Terminus BTC Co-founder


Saturday October 15, 2022 6:00pm - 6:45pm EDT
Main Stage

6:00pm EDT

Trivia
A followup to last year's hardcore Bitcoin trivia. This year there will be two rounds: one on Bitcoin Lore/History, and another on Bitcoin/Lightning technical questions. Multiple choice.

Get ready to rumble! Prizes sponsored by CardCoins!


Speakers
RC

Ras @coinward

BitDevs Miami
EP

Evan Price

Triangle BitDevs


Saturday October 15, 2022 6:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
Village: BitDevs Socratic

8:30pm EDT

The TABConf Official Unofficial Afterparty
Presenting: The TABConf Official Unofficial Afterparty!

We had an official afterparty and a very successful unofficial afterparty last year… so THIS YEAR, we’re doing the same thing.

Join us this Saturday at TOP DRAFT for drinks and great conversation on the last night of the event.
Please note,TOP DRAFT is located in the Omni South Tower, 4th floor, between the check-in area and the sky bridge. 

Saturday October 15, 2022 8:30pm - 11:30pm EDT
Top Draft Bar Omni South Tower 4th Floor - between the check-in and the skybridge
 
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