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stablesims

StableSims is an open-source project aimed at simulating MakerDAO's Dai stablecoin system, initially used for researching optimal incentive parameters for Liquidations 2.0.

dev-decal-sp20

CS 198-077 Blockchain for Developers DeCal Spring 2020: Taught at UC Berkeley during the Spring 2020 semester by the Blockchain at Berkeley Education Department.

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dev-decal-sp21

CS 198-077 Blockchain for Developers DeCal Spring 2021: Taught at UC Berkeley during the Spring 2021 semester by the Blockchain at Berkeley Education Department.

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block-change

Social impact bond implemented on Ethereum

cryptography

Repository for learning and building cryptosystems.

auction-platform

A smartcontract Dapp with a web based UI that keeps track of contract data by adding it into blocks to be mined on a test network.

dfinity-research

Babmeo is an image & video sharing site with transparent recommendations. DFINITY’s distributed network will run the app and store user data.

greeter

Greeter is a "Hello World" project for prospective Blockchain at Berkeley Developers

coin-party

Python implementation of the CoinParty protocol

arbiter

An arbitration bot for various cryptocurrency exchanges

dapper-labs-consulting

Peacock Exchange: A Decentralized Exchange (DEX) built using Dapper Labs' Cadence smart contract programming language.

dfinity-dao-consulting

dao to make grants distribution more fair. built in Rust with quadratic staking

dev-decal-fa22

satchel

Satchel leverages a crowdfunding framework to bank underbanked communities that may lack access to stable financial climates, but have access to the internet.

fa23-dev-decal

Fall23 dev decal

arbitrum-bypasser-frontend-fa23

B@B <> Arbitrum, Arbitrum One Sequencer Bypasser Project Frontend

contribution-guide

All members of the organization that contribute code must follow these guidelines. These guidelines ensure that the organization produces high quality code with efficient collaboration.

auction-platform-backend

Backend database for AuctionPlatform

frontend-challenge

Blockchain at Berkeley's Front-End Developer Challenge

okcoin-consulting-sp21

External Project: OKCoin DEX Aggregator

babcoin-www

dev-decal-sp23

The Blockchain for Developer Decal's course content for Spring 2023.

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