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Jill Gunter

Co-founder at Espresso Systems, building infrastructure for roll-ups and other chains to improve interoperability and composability.

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Oct 28, 2024 • 48min

Are L2s Extensions of Ethereum? | Kyle Samani & Max Resnick vs. David Hoffman & Jill Gunter

In a fiery debate, Kyle Samani, co-founder of Multicoin Capital, and Max Resnick from ConsenSys clash with David Hoffman and Jill Gunter of Espresso Systems. They discuss whether Layer 2 solutions are true extensions of Ethereum or parasitic entities. The conversation dives into interoperability standards and how L2s affect Ethereum's value proposition and economic dynamics. The guests also explore the competition between Ethereum and Solana, weighing the sustainability and future of these scaling methods for decentralized finance.
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Dec 18, 2024 • 54min

Superchain vs. Arbitrum Orbit Debate with Ryan Wyatt, A.J. Warner, and Jill Gunter

Join Ryan Wyatt, Chief Growth Officer at Optimism Foundation; A.J. Warner from Offchain Labs; and Jill Gunter, Co-founder at Espresso Systems, for a lively discussion on the philosophical divides between Ethereum's scaling solutions. They dive into how Arbitrum and Optimism tackle critical challenges like governance and interoperability. Discover how licensing models and distinct growth strategies shape their approaches. The conversation reveals not just technical specs, but the underlying visions mapping the future of blockchain ecosystems.
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Sep 19, 2024 • 1h

S9 E9 | Infra vs Apps, Shared Sequencers, and Dungeon Masters w/Jill Gunter (Espresso)

Jill Gunter, Chief Strategy Officer at Espresso Systems, sheds light on the crucial balance between blockchain infrastructure and applications. She uses clever analogies, such as mountain hiking and Dungeons and Dragons, to explore shared sequencers and their role in decentralized gaming. Jill also discusses misconceptions about Espresso ahead of its mainnet launch and emphasizes the importance of supportive networks for women in tech, particularly mothers. Her insights make complex concepts accessible for both newcomers and seasoned developers.