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Proving Solvency: Using Cryptography and Game Theory to enable Trustless Audit

Columbia University Digital Finance Seminar Series launched in Fall 2022. The series is jointly organized by the newly established Center for Digital Finance and Technologies within the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and by the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab within Columbia Business School. The goal is to provide a forum for the discussion of cutting edge research and technological innovation between practitioners and academics, in the broad area of digital finance and blockchain technology.

Published
March 27, 2023
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AI and Transformative Tech
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Columbia Business

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Craig Newbold, Co-founder and CTO, Proven on using Cryptography and Game Theory to enable Trustless Audit.

 

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