
How to turn insurance risks into fungible ERC20 tokens
In a recent blog post https://blog.etherisc.com/staking-as-a-fundamental-building-block-for-insurance-333eb37f42 we already gave a high-level overview on the role of staking in insurance. We have been constantly working on the topic in the last weeks to tackle the core challenges.The problemInsurance risks are not homogenous. In a portfolio of risks, e.g. flights insured, or crop parcels insured, or anything else, you typically have individual risks with individual risk parameters. Therefore ...

How to turn insurance risks into fungible ERC20 tokens
In a recent blog post https://blog.etherisc.com/staking-as-a-fundamental-building-block-for-insurance-333eb37f42 we already gave a high-level overview on the role of staking in insurance. We have been constantly working on the topic in the last weeks to tackle the core challenges.The problemInsurance risks are not homogenous. In a portfolio of risks, e.g. flights insured, or crop parcels insured, or anything else, you typically have individual risks with individual risk parameters. Therefore ...

My first post on mirror.xyz - here is how it went for me
Since I’m posting more regularly on web3-related stuff, I’ve been looking for a platform to write and publish. A few days ago I learned about mirror.xyz and so I decided to give it a try. A first field report.Getting startedAs usual for a web3 applicaton, you don’t need to sign up. Just connect with Metamask, sign a message and you’re done. The signature serves as a proof that you actually own the address you’re using - you don’t need an on-chain transaction. In the next step, you can setup y...

My first post on mirror.xyz - here is how it went for me
Since I’m posting more regularly on web3-related stuff, I’ve been looking for a platform to write and publish. A few days ago I learned about mirror.xyz and so I decided to give it a try. A first field report.Getting startedAs usual for a web3 applicaton, you don’t need to sign up. Just connect with Metamask, sign a message and you’re done. The signature serves as a proof that you actually own the address you’re using - you don’t need an on-chain transaction. In the next step, you can setup y...