Modern Finance

Where Data Lives in an IPFS/Filecoin World with Mikeal Rogers

Dec 8, 2021

51:16

Highlights

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Episode notes

Using File Coins for a Data Network?

01:34

Using File Coins to Buy and Sell Storage

02:13

Ypiothes

02:08

Introduction

2min

File Coin and Ip F S - A Good Foundational Primer

3min

What Is a Hash?

2min

How to Create a New Piafes File

2min

Is There a Way to Back Up Your Data?

3min

Is There a Commons Problem With Public Data?

2min

Is There a Common to One to Back Up?

2min

Can I Pin Content Inside of Brate?

3min

The Future of Centralized Services Is a Web Three World, Right?

3min

10.

Fil Coin

2min

11.

Using File Coins for a Data Network?

2min

12.

Is File Coin a Block Chain for Storage Deals?

2min

13.

Is There a Ten Year Plan for for File Coin?

2min

14.

Ypiothes

2min

15.

The First Major Browser to Fall?

2min

16.

Using File Coins to Buy and Sell Storage

2min

17.

Is It to Ay or Where Does It Stand?

2min

18.

Is There a Drop Box?

4min

19.

Then I'd Like to See What's Going on Underneath the Scenes

2min

20.

I've Been a Fan of Etherium for a While Now.

2min

21.

The Future of Web Assembler Development?

2min

22.

Ajax and Mapquest - What's Next?

3min

23.

Proof Dot X Y Z Is the Orel

2min

Kevin is joined by Mikeal Rogers, engineering manager at Protocol Labs, the team behind Filecoin and IPFS. Here, they try to answer the important questions around decentralized storage, like where our NFTs and data live in a Web3 world -- especially when a marketplace (like Hic et Nunc) goes down. Also, they discuss what Filecoin is and how it works with IPFS, when major browsers will support IPFS, how we can speed up IPFS image loading, and much more.