2026-05-10 –, Grégr Stage
Infrastructure builders from storage, compute, identity, and frontend sit down to answer one question: what actually breaks if a single company disappears? No roadmaps. No token plugs. Just honest conversation about which parts of the stack are genuinely decentralized and which parts everyone quietly hopes nobody looks at too closely.
Panels tend to be polite. Everyone agrees decentralization matters, shares a roadmap, moves on.
This one tries something different. Builders from four infrastructure layers talk openly about where their stack still depends on centralized components. The questions are simple: What would break if AWS banned you? What dependency are you most embarrassed about? What would it actually take to fix?
No shaming. Every layer has tradeoffs and everyone on stage knows it. The point is to have the conversation that usually only happens after three drinks at the afterparty.
Disagreement encouraged.
Rehearsed answers discouraged.
Solution Engineer at Logos, building developer tooling for the Logos ecosystem — Basecamp, Logos Messaging, Logos Storage, and SPEL. I break and fix things for fun and for money. Previously Red Hat. Based in Czech Republic.
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Migle went from actress to documentary filmmaker to blockchain in 2017 to asking why privacy tech is so bad at explaining itself. She co-founded WinPrivacy, a creative agency for privacy and security projects, and leads Womxn in Privacy. Currently supporting Swarm Foundation, building decentralized storage infrastructure and backing public goods since Ethereum's early days.
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Meinhard is a developer with 15+ years in crypto, founder of SatoshiPay, an early crypto payments company, social entrepreneur, and impact investor. He is currently building Freedom, a browser for the decentralized web that integrates peer-to-peer protocols like Swarm, IPFS, and ENS, focusing on usability and accessibility.
Product engineer with a deep interest in decentralized systems and cryptography. Currently building a decentralized identity solution and contributing to the open-source ecosystem.
Viktor Trón is the founder of Ethereum Swarm and President of the Swarm Foundation. He has spent over a decade building decentralized storage and communication infrastructure aimed at enabling a truly serverless web.