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Cartesi (CTSI) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on April 16th
Cartesi wiill host a live stream on YouTube on April 16th, featuring Shaheen Ahmed from Comet, a platform for co-writing, co-minting, and co-monetizing developed during Cartesi Experiment Week.
Cartesi to Host Community Call on April 7th
Cartesi will host a community call on April 7th. The session will feature direct reports from the core units on the latest developments.
Cartesi to Host Community Call on March 3rd
Cartesi will host a community call on March 3rd.
Cartesi to Host Back to the Future Night in Denver on February 24th
Cartesi will host Back to the Future Night in Denver on February 24th during ETHDenver event. .
Cartesi to Hold AMA on X on January 29th
Cartesi will hold an AMA with RIVES core team member Carlo Fragni on January 29th at 12:00 UTC, focusing on the unique aspects of RIVES in the gaming space and the RIV emulator.
Cartesi to Hold Giveaway on January 28th
Cartesi has announced a 5-day long giveaway event for its Chinese community members in celebration of the Lunar New Year.
Cartesi to Hold AMA on X on January 15th
Cartesi will host an AMA on X with the founder of Arcana Network, on January 15th at 12 pm UTC.
Cartesi to Host Community Call on January 6th
Cartesi will host its first ecosystem updates call of the year on January 6 at 1 pm UTC.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on December 18th
Cartesi wraps up the year with the final IBTIA episode, featuring a detailed discussion on “Dave”, Cartesi’s fraud proof algorithm.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on December 18th
Cartesi will host a live stream on YouTube on December 18th. The upcoming episode is set to focus on the project’s role within the modular ecosystem.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on November 20th
Cartesi and Push Protocol collaborate to enhance scalability and decentralized communication in Web3.
Cartesi to Host Workshop on November 15th
Cartesi will host a “A Radically Simple Way to Scale your dApps” workshop on November 15th.
Cartesi to Hold Hackathon on November 14th
Cartesi will participate in the ETHGlobal hackathon scheduled from November 15 to 17.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on November 6th
Cartesi will feature Jordan Sutcliffe, BD Lead at Symbiotic, on the IBTIA podcast on YouTube.
Cartesi to Host Community Call on November 4th
Cartesi will hold a community call on YouTube on November 4th.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on October 23rd
Cartesi will participate in an upcoming discussion on modularity and its evolution in the industry, alongside Shutter.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on Youtube on October 9th
Cartesi is hosting an episode of IBTIA featuring Kyle Rojas, who is currently working at Avail as a Global Business Lead.
Cartesi to Host Community Call on October 7th
Cartesi will host a community call on YouTube on October 7th.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on September 25th
Cartesi will host a live stream on YouTube on September 25th at 14:00 UTC.
Cartesi to Hold Live Stream on YouTube on September 2nd
Cartesi will host a live stream on YouTube on September 2nd.
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What is Cartesi?
Cartesi (CTSI) is a blockchain project aiming to make the development and deployment of decentralized applications (DApps) more practical and scalable. It does this by enabling smart contracts to run off-chain computations in a Linux environment, which opens up the possibility to use mainstream programming languages and software, as well as access larger amounts of data more efficiently.
The fundamental piece of technology behind Cartesi is the Descartes SDK, a software development kit that provides a set of tools and services to help developers build scalable and secure DApps. With Descartes, computations can be intensive and incorporate complex business logic as they are executed off-chain in a Linux environment.
The Cartesi token (CTSI) serves multiple utility purposes within the Cartesi ecosystem. It is used as a staking mechanism in the network's Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus algorithm, and also as a means to pay for computational resources within the network. In addition, it's used in the network's incentive system for data availability and computation verification.