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Ocean Protocol: A Decentralised Data Exchange

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Ocean Protocol, supported by BigchainDB and DEX, is a decentralised data exchange protocol that lets people share and monetise data while guaranteeing control, auditability, transparency, and compliance to all actors involved.

Decentralising data sharing sounds like a huge task. In our second meetup coming up in March, we'll discuss how we're going to do it.

Join us to hear our get an in-depth understanding of how the protocol will work, the impact it will have, and how data marketplaces will function on top of the protocol. We'll also be talking briefly about how token distribution will work within the Ocean Protocol ecosystem.

If you're interested in data sharing, AI, blockchain, or cryptocurrencies, this event will be perfect for you!


Programme:

6:30pm Registration

7:00pm "Ocean Ecosystem and Token Distribution", Chirdeep Chhabra, CEO of DEX.

7:30pm "Enabling Public Utility Networks: Creating Decentralised Communities from Pooling Resources", Dimitri De Jonghe, Application Director of BigchainDB.

8:00pm Q&A, Networking.

8:30pm End


Our Speakers

Chirdeep Chhabra, CEO of DEX

Chirdeep Chhabra is the founder of Ocean Protocol and CEO of DEX, a data marketplace enabling trusted data exchange. Prior to the Ocean Protocol Foundation and DEX, Chirdeep was the head of Data Programmes at the Digital Catapult in London and the founder of Audiotagged.

A serial entrepreneur and investor, Chirdeep has a Masters in Distributed Systems from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland and is a Chevening Fellow, CSEL entrepreneurship graduate, from London Business School in UK.

Dimitri De Jonghe, PhD, Application Director of BigchainDB

Dimitri De Jonghe is a full-stack blockchain developer with a passion for the internet of value. After finishing his PhD on Applied Machine Learning to Micro-electronics, he co-founded two startups in the machine-learning space. Currently, Dimitri is working as a lead developer on BigchainDB, merging big data with blockchain.

He is also a co-chair of the W3C Interledger community, a protocol for connecting blockchains. Here, he works on the core protocol and has co-developed crypto-conditions, a verifiable alternative to smart contracts.