Completed
[] Welcome and participant join
Class Central Classrooms beta
YouTube videos curated by Class Central.
Classroom Contents
Advancing DLT in Central Banking - The Trigger Solution and Beyond
Automatically move to the next video in the Classroom when playback concludes
- 1 [] Welcome and participant join
- 2 [] Introduction to LF Decentralized Trust European Chapter
- 3 [] Guest introduction: Dr Besfort Shala and Dr Erol Kazan
- 4 [] Deutsche Bundesbank and Digital Euro division overview
- 5 [] Advancing DLT in central banking: session overview
- 6 [] Retail vs wholesale CBDC explained
- 7 [] Why DLT matters for financial institutions
- 8 [] Eurosystem approach to DLT interoperability
- 9 [] Interoperability solutions overview
- 10 [] The Trigger Solution explained
- 11 [] Alternative Eurosystem solutions: Italy and France
- 12 [] Market experimentation and feedback
- 13 [] From exploration to production: Project Pontis and APIA
- 14 [] Bundesbank DLT strategy and objectives
- 15 [] Trigger Solution architecture overview
- 16 [] Market DLT platforms and asset trading
- 17 [] End-to-end transaction flow walkthrough
- 18 [] Performance and throughput discussion
- 19 [] Technology stack: Hyperledger Fabric
- 20 [] APIs, automation, and participant nodes
- 21 [] Trigger Solution big picture architecture
- 22 [] Interoperability protocols and HTLC
- 23 [] Transaction finality and double spending
- 24 [] Why use blockchain instead of a gateway
- 25 [] Programmability as a core design driver
- 26 [] Smart contracts on the Trigger Solution
- 27 [] Security, isolation, and risk management
- 28 [] Atomicity and endorsement discussion
- 29 [] CBDC, regulation, and policy implications
- 30 [] Why Hyperledger Fabric over other frameworks
- 31 [] Transition to broader DLT initiatives
- 32 [] Bundesbank IT division and DLT exploration
- 33 [] Avoiding fragmentation across departments
- 34 [] Tokenisation and interdisciplinary use cases
- 35 [] DLT stack: EVM, zero-knowledge, and layered architecture
- 36 [] Performance benchmarks and future scalability
- 37 [] Supported business use cases today
- 38 [] Interoperability challenges and approaches
- 39 [] Internal buy-in and organisational adoption
- 40 [] Collaboration with market participants
- 41 [] Digital identity considerations
- 42 [] Zero-knowledge proofs and compliance
- 43 [] Privacy-preserving access and visibility
- 44 [] Closing remarks and next community events
