Rachel-Rose O’Leary
Rachel-Rose O’Leary is a core dev at lunarpunk layer 1, DarkFi. She is also co-editor of the philosophy journal Agorism in the 21st Century. As a writer, she has published in egirlcapital, CoinDesk, Defiant, Wired, and elsewhere under anonymous accounts. She believes privacy is necessary for communities to define their own destinies.
Events (6)
Archive (6)
DarkFi: 500 Year Forest Dynasty
Rachel Rose O'Leary on forest-as-a-metaphor of shelter for communities to flourish, neo dark age, shifting power dynamics, self-defence digital tooling, anonymous coordination at Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress, Bangkok 11.11 (2024-12-24)
DarkFi: 500 Year Forest Dynasty
The next 500 years will be an era of reforestation, the restoration of power in communities, and the re-empowerment of society. DarkFi helps us get there. (2024-11-12)
Dark Forest Path
The Dark Forest is a mythical image often referenced by lunarpunks but rarely explored. This talk will unravel some secrets of the forest and reflect on what it means to build freedom technology today. (2024-07-08)
Lunarpunk Takeover: Why and How
Lunarpunk is a revolution in anti-fragile and self-sovereign infrastructure that is taking over crypto. (2023-08-08)
Lunarpunk panel discussion @ HCPP22
Not everyone sees cryptocurrencies as a powerful liberalising tool that is unparalleled in our society. A tool that erodes the authoritarian paradigm of states and creates a new decentralised paradigm where the state no longer has a place. (2023-01-22)
Lunarpunk and Anonymous DAOs
Lunarpunk is an applied science-fiction. It combines speculative techniques with anonymous engineering to generate new worlds. This talk consists of a Lunarpunk manifesto followed by the announcement of two revolutionary DarkFi primitives. (2022-10-23)
