Kryptosphere® DeVinci and the Cypher Lab team distinguished themselves with their flagship project, Cypher Zer0x, at the ETHDenver hackathon. During their participation, they attracted the attention of sponsors and industry experts. ETHDenver is an annual conference and hackathon on the Ethereum ecosystem and blockchain technologies. It is one of the most significant global events of […]
At Europe’s biggest hackathon, a team of student developers – Maxime Dienger, Thomas Hussenet, Nathan Hervier and Adam Dahmoul – succeeded in creating an online tool in less than 48 hours. This tool allows users to transfer their funds from centralised exchange platforms to their cryptocurrency wallet without revealing their identity. This project, called Cypher […]
Entrepreneur in fintech, cybersecurity expert, blockchain developer… The world of Web 3 is booming, and the opportunities are promising. Heralded as “the great internet revolution,” web3 constantly develops new applications in many sectors. According to Le Point, a French weekly news magazine, engineering schools are a course of study that enables students to familiarise themselves […]
Decentralized finance, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence linked to blockchain… Web3 will not stop revealing new concepts and functionalities to drive innovation and imagine new user experiences. Understanding and positioning ourselves in the Web3 revolution means experimenting with new ways of using the decentralized Internet. Beyond the blockchain technology that underlies the Fintech field, it is the […]
Kryptosphere de Vinci is a student-run organization aiming to raise awareness about Blockchain and fintech technology and connect students in engineering schools and professionals in the industry. Classes on bitcoin and crypto-currencies going back to 2015, blockchain certification starting in 2016, Fintech major since 2020. The blockchain & cryptocurrency story goes on at ESILV with […]
It’s hype, it’s novel, it’s exciting, and it might change the world as we know it. 2021 was undoubtedly the year of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and it was also the year where non-fungible-tokens (NFTs), went truly mainstream.
If the past two years have proved anything, it is the importance of rapid adaptability when facing crisis and uncertainty. To prepare for 2022 and what it might hold, companies began accelerating their digital transformation and prioritizing specific technology trends.
We are all familiar with the traditional and typical engineering jobs and career paths you can pursue when you study engineering, but what if we told you that there are some exciting opportunities out there?
As blockchain continues to revolutionize our world, ESILV students learn new skills to perform in the Blockchain space optimally. The engineering projects provide hands-on experience on the technologies that are transforming the way we complete transactions. The fifth-year industrial innovation projects include partnerships with companies, startups and research labs that enable students to promote their work […]
When bitcoin is reaching new all-time highs, we take a closer look at the concrete initiatives taken at ESILV, the Pole Leonard de Vinci engineering school, and how they relate to the development of blockchains and cryptocurrency. ESILV is a pioneer in the teaching and development of these technologies at the crossroads of finance, mathematics […]
In a recent research paper entitled “ON PROFITABILITY OF NAKAMOTO DOUBLE SPEND“, using new mathematical proofs that he developed, Cyril Grunspan, Director of the Financial Engineering Programme at ESILV Graduate School of Engineering, demonstrates that the bitcoin’s network security is robust enough to require only 1 or 2 confirmations for average transactions. This hypothesis may […]
IBM hosted a half-day session which presented to ESILV students the latest digital innovations and industry news and trends. On 26th September, a meeting was held at the IBM Client Center Paris in Bois-Colombes between 5th year students in Computer Science, Big Data and Connected Objects and IBM experts. What was on the agenda ? […]