The document summarizes a Hyperledger meetup event in Coral Gables, Florida. It includes: - An agenda for the event with introductions, presentations on Hyperledger and local blockchain groups, and startup pitches. - Details on the panelists which include representatives from Hyperledger, KPMG, local blockchain companies and a law firm. - Information on three startups that will be pitching: 8base, Bushido Lab, and Coinplan.

1. Hyperledger Miami and South Florida Groups
WeWork Coral Gables – 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Welcomes:
Hyperledger, Bushido Lab, Coinplan!

2. AGENDA
• Welcome and introductions - Oscar Perez
• Hyperledger Miami - Michael Williamson
• Panel Introduction
• Hyperledger - Marta Piekarska (Director of Ecosystem)
• Startup Presentations – moderated by John Riley
• 8base - https://www.8base.com Albert Santalo, CEO
• Bushido Lab - http://www.bushidolab.com Sam Abbassi, co-Founder
• Coinplan - https://www.coinplan.io/ Ryan Berkun
• Q&A panel, audience, and startups
• Networking (if time permits)
• Ends promptly at 8 PM

3. WeWork Coral Gables | 5:30 PM–8:00 PM
Marta Piekarska
Director of
Ecosystem
Hyperledger
Hosted by:
Sanjiv Singh
Director of
Management
Consulting
KPMG
Igor Artamonov
Founder
ETCDEV Team
Schuyler Hawkins
Business
Development
Start Engine
John Riley
Cofounder, CEO
CNC Blockchain
Advisory
Rebecca
DiStefano
Attorney
Greenberg Traurig
Panelists
Michael Williamson
Founder
MiaBlockchain
Hyperledger Meetups
in South Florida

4. WeWork Coral Gables | 5:30 PM–8:00 PM
Blockchain &
Startup
Meetup!
Albert Santalo
Founder, CEO
8base
Andrei Anisimov
VP of Technology
8base
Sam Abbassi
Cofounder,
Bushido Lab
Ryan Berkun
CEO
Coinplan
Hosted by:

5. STARTUP

6. PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL – NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION
Develop Software Faster
and Better
JULY 2018
An Extensible, Low-Code Platform and Developer
Ecosystem Powered by Blockchain

7. Albert Santalo
Founder & CEO of 8base
Technologist and Serial entrepreneur (Founder of CareCloud and
Avisena), The Hackett Group (NASDAQ: HCKT)
Andrei Anisimov
Technology
Aurelio Rodriguez
Business Development
Gabriel Kelly
Design
Evgeny Semushin
Engineering
- Experienced SaaS architect and entrepreneur
- CareCloud raised significant Silicon Valley
venture capital (in excess of $125 million)
- Investors included Norwest, Intel Capital, First
Data, PNC Bank, Adams Street and Tenaya
- Experienced building and scaling high-growth
marketing and sales organizations
Matthew E. Kohen
Legal
Oscar Perez
Operations
The Team
Danny Pizarro
Marketing Manager
Contact Us: w. 8base.com e. info@8base.com

8. Democratizing the Creation of Great Software

9. IN COLLABORATION WITH:
Digital Transformation Requires an Adaptable Platform
Digital
Enablement
Remains a
Fraction of
Potential
18%
12%
Digital Transformation
The profound transformation of business activities to fully leverage digital technologies
Massive Digital Disruptors
At the Expense of those who Failed to Digitally Transform
(Source: McKinsey Global Institute's Industry Digitization Index)
Transformational Technologies
Drones
Blockchain
Sensors
Artificial
Intelligence
Low-Code Development
Platforms
Autonomous
Vehicles
Global digital transformation
spending is expected to reach
$2 trillion by 2020.
(Source: IDC)

10. Existing Low-Code Solutions Are Less Than Adequate
The market is ripe
for a modern,
democratized
solution
Mainstream Giants Antiquated or Simplistic
Solutions
Heavy, Enterprise Solutions
Built over 15 years ago on
outdated tech stacks
Most produce poor user interfaces
Expensive
Few, large customers
Long sales and implementation
cycles
Employ armies of consultants
No Blockchain
Used to build customer-centric
solutions around CRM data
Massive vendor lock-in
Proprietary programming language
Poor user ratings
Expensive
No Blockchain
Limited scalability to handle
enterprise workloads
Many old tech stacks
Newer solutions lack
comprehensive capabilities
Most produce poor user
interfaces
Few international solutions
No Blockchain

11. Custom Software Development is Notoriously Difficult
Traditional Software Teams Team for Building on
Software
Architect
Requirements
Design,
Architecture and
Construction
Q/A and Testing
Blockchain
Developer
Integration
Specialist
Back-End
Developer
Project
Manager
Database
Administrator
Front-End
Developer
Designer
Security
Specialist
DevOps
Business
Analyst
Front-End
Developer
Business
Analyst
Functional Testing
Specialist
Performance Testing
Specialist
Security Testing
Specialist
Functional Testing
Specialist

12. We Believe There is a Better Way
Traditional Software Way
Monolithic
Build everything
Proprietary and closed
Benefits accrue to large SaaS players
Centralized
Enterprise sales and professional services team
Functional, requires training
New Way
Modern, microservices and serverless
Build some, curate best-in-class components
Open source
Token-powered ecosystem rewards contributors
Decentralized
Self-service, Freemium
Beautiful and self-explanatory UX

13. An Application Development Platform
• Multi-tenant and multi-app
environment
• Unified workflow across apps
• Integrated document management
• Integrated social and collaboration
• Easily develop apps in minutes
• No-code development platform using a
visual language to rapidly create and
host apps at a low cost using building
blocks rather than software coding
• Machine learning used to assist with
generation of screens and analytics
• Library of pre-existing data structures
and apps --- 8base Store
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is
indistinguishable from magic.”
Sir Arthur Clarke
Powerful App Builder for Citizen Developers

14. Architecture for Digital Transformation
Developers build custom front-
end and consume the
Serverless Chassis via the
GraphQL API
8gig developer network
extends the capabilities of
the serverless chassis
Connect with
any blockchain
Run code without
provisioning or
managing servers
Manage your data in
a secure and
hardened data store
Access external
systems via API
gateway

15. IN COLLABORATION WITH:
Enterprise Application
Infrastructure Out-of-the-Box
• Fully extensible
• Serverless
• DApp friendly: client-side serverless
execution runtime for direct
blockchain interaction
• Data definition and management.
• GraphQL CRUD API with full-text
search, complex filters and more
• Authentication: JWT, oAuth
• Role-based security
• Scaling, backups and fault tolerance
• Audits / logs
• Multi-tenancy
• File and document management.
• Many more…
The Next Layer of Blockchain Infrastructure
Blockchain
Capabilities
GraphQL API
Auto-scaling
Serverless Extensibility
Framework
Fault tolerance and
backups
File and document
store
Events, rules, and
workflows
Serverless Chassis

16. Hyperledger Framework

17. Hyperledger Composer & 8base Extensibility Framework
Extensibility
Framework
Connecting to Hyperledger
• 8base provides front-end tools for the end-
user to be able to connect with
Hyperledger products
• Think of 8base as ”the last mile” of
connectivity between blockchain
infrastructure and the end-user

18. IN COLLABORATION WITH:
Our Voyage
• 8base founded March 2017 as Delaware C-corp
• Team assembled and product development
underway since June 2017
• Angel investment round of $1 million in 2017
• Planned Go-Live of September 2018
Our Advisors
Our Partners & Memberships

19. THANK YOU!

20. STARTUP

21. Blockchain and Startups
Sam Abbassi <> Bushido Lab

22. ● Economics
● Journalism(Miami Herald)
● Neuroscience Research (UMiami)
● Computer Science

23. What we do at Bushido
● Protocol development
● Blockchain Applications
● Blockchain Integrations

24. ● Bitcoin
○ Scrypt
○ LN
● Ethereum
○ Solidity
Tech Stack
● Hyperledger
○ Fabric
○ Composer

25. ● TuneToken
○ Music rights based blockchain
● Anonymous Bitcoin
○ Open sourced bitcoin fork
■ Zk-snark
■ Masternodes

26. ● Cryptocurrency instructor
● Advising initiative for core
blockchain curriculum
● Blockchain Lab

29. Short Story
● Company has grown from 2 to 8 people in 6 months
● Bootstrapped
● Will have in-house products by the beginning of Q4
○ Wallets
○ Decentralized services

30. What to do in Blockchain?
● If you want to raise money - ask yourself...why do I need a token?
○ Could I have raised traditional VC funding?
○ How viable is my product?
○ Can I handle OPM and in what type of structure?
● Do I need to raise money?
○ You might want to take it slow...you, your company and your product may need to
mature

31. BE PRUDENT….DEVELOP A GOOD FILTER

32. STARTUP
CoinPlan

42. Q&A

43. Blockchain Shift Conference October 11th and 12th
www.blockchainshift.io

44. Miami startup event
July 2018

45. Marta Piekarska
Directory of Ecosystem, Hyperledger, The Linux Foundation
PhD in User Informed Design of Privacy Tools
10 years of experience in technology companies, including Apple,
Yahoo & Deutsche Telekom
4 years in Blockchain: Blockstream & Hyperledger

46. Agenda
The Linux
Foundation and
Hyperledger
The Projects Participate Resources

47. The Linux Foundation
is Much More
than Linux

48. Security
We are helping
global privacy and
security through a
program to encrypt
the entire internet.
Networking
We are creating
ecosystems
around networking
to improve agility
in the evolving
software-defined
datacenter.
Cloud
We are creating a
portability layer for
the cloud, driving
de facto standards
and developing the
orchestration layer
for all clouds.
Automotive
We are creating the
platform for
infotainment in the
auto industry that
can be expanded
into instrument
clusters and
telematics systems.
Blockchain
We are creating a
permanent, secure
distributed ledger
that makes it easier
to create
cost-efficient,
decentralized
business networks.
Web
We are providing the
application
development
framework for next
generation web,
mobile, serverless,
and IoT applications.
We are regularly adding projects; for the most up-to-date listing of all projects visit tlfprojects.org

49. Introducing

50. Open source
collaborative effort
to advance cross-
industry blockchain
technologies
Hosted by
The Linux Foundation,
fastest-growing
project in LF history
Global collaboration
spanning finance,
banking, IoT, supply
chains, manufacturing
and technology

51. Agenda
The Linux
Foundation and
Hyperledger
The Projects Participate Resources

52. Permissioned with
channel support
Permissioned & permissionless
support; EVM transaction family
Mobile application focusDecentralized identityPermissionable smart
contract machine (EVM)
As-a-service deployment View and explore data on
the blockchain
Ledger interoperabilityBlockchain framework
benchmark platform
Community Stewardship and Technical, Legal, Marketing, Organizational Infrastructure
Model and build
blockchain networks
Frameworks
Tools

53. Agenda
The Linux
Foundation and
Hyperledger
The Projects Participate Resources

54. Collaboration Tools
Account
Sign up for a Linux Foundation
account
Mailing Lists
Participate on the Hyperledger
Mailing Lists
Github
Check out our code repositories
Bug Reporting
Search for open bugs, or report
a new one, in our bug database
Chat
Join the discussion on chat
Wiki
Get the latest development
updates from the wiki

55. CONTRIBUTING
guides
Get a copy of
the repository
Find an issue
to work on
Make your
changes
Create a pull
request
Expect
comments
Address
comments
Contribute to Coding

56. Community Working Groups
Technical Steering Committee
Architecture Working Group
Identity Working Group
Performance and Scalability
Working Group
Technical Working Group China
Training and Education Working
Group
Whitepaper Working Group
Healthcare Working Group
Public Sector Working Group

57. Hyperledger Meetups
38K+ Members 134 Groups 56 Countries

58. Hyperledger
is Open Source.
Anyone can join
the community
We have 3 types of
membership:
General, Premier and
Associated for those
who want more
Membership benefits
include PR, marketing and
legal support,
partner matching,
member summit invitation,
recognition in the
community

59. Agenda
The Linux
Foundation and
Hyperledger
The Projects Participate in the
Community
Resources

60. https://www.edx.org/course/blockchain-business-introduction-linuxfoundationx-lfs171x

61. https://www.edx.org/course/understanding-blockchain-and-its-implications
Starts August 1st

62. https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/hyperledger-global-forum-2018

63. https://hyperledger.org/resources

64. THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!
Please drive home safely.