Episode 132: Handshake Protocol with Mark Tyneway
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In this episode, we chat with Mark Tyneway) who is a contributor on the Handshake) project - an experimental peer-to-peer root naming system. We learn about this decentralised, foundation-free project, the issues of DNS, how Handshake plans on fixing this, how it differs from ENS, their unique airdrop process, what an Urkel Trie is, and more.

Here are a few useful links:

• Handshake Whitepaper)

• An airdrop that preserves recipient privacy - https://fc20.ifca.ai/preproceedings/54.pdf)

• ReadyLayerOne Presentation) & Slides)

• Developer Protocol Summary)

• Messari Profile)

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