IPFS and Filecoin are two separate, complementary protocols created by Protocol Labs. IPFS allows peers to store, request, and transfer verifiable data with each other, while Filecoin is designed to provide a system of persistent data storage. Under Filecoin's incentive structure, clients pay to store data at specific levels of redundancy and availability, and storage providers earn payments and rewards by continuously storing data and cryptographically proving it. In short: IPFS addresses and moves content, while Filecoin is an incentive layer to persist data.

Urbit is a personal OS for peer-to-peer networks that provides native integration with crypto assets. It solves the hard problems like identity, NAT traversal and exact-once delivery in a single platform to support rapid development of any type of P2P app. Join us at NFTBERLIN to learn about Urbit's technology. Participate in our hackathon, put the knowledge into use and win the WSTR prize. (more details coming soon)

Livepeer is the world's open video infrastructure based on decentralized and open source code that harnesses underutilized resources such as computing power and bandwidth. Livepeer video streaming applications enable communication, economic opportunity and entertainment at infinite scale. We are looking forward to see the project’s continued growth in the NFT space and can’t wait to collaborate at NFTBERLIN.

Thank you all for joining us in pushing the European NFT community forward. LFG!

‘Denying and pushing back against NFTs and crypto is basically saying, “We’re not going to have a collectively owned future. We’re going to have a corporate-owned future, and we’re going to have a government-owned future”’.