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----- Why do Protocols Matter?

Joining the podcast today is Summer of Protocols Program Director Venkatesh Rao and Ethereum Foundation Leader Tim Beiko. We cover the Inception of the Summer of Protocols as well as their Present Favorite Projects and what’s coming next.

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----- TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Intro 3:24 Summer of Protocols Inception 11:26 Why Protocols Matter 12:29 The Future of Protocols 18:56 The Best of Summer of Protocols 25:48 The Protocol Experience 29:15 How to Get Involved 33:05 Closing Thoughts

----- SPEAKERS:

Venkatesh https://twitter.com/vgr

Tim https://twitter.com/TimBeiko

Kevin https://twitter.com/owocki

----- RESOURCES:

Summer of Protocols Website https://summerofprotocols.com/

Summer of Protocols with Venkatesh Rao https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGMp7nNxue8

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