Presentations

Jorge Timon
BIP99 and uncontroversial hardforks SB2-01

Adam Back
Fungibility and scalability SB2-02

Madars Virza
Zero-knowledge proofs for Bitcoin scalability and beyond SB2-03

Andrew Poelstra
Security assumptions SB2-04

Peter Todd
In adversarial environments, blockchains don't scale SB2-05

Jonathan Bier
Why miners will not voluntarily individually produce smaller blocks SB2-06

Kalle Rosenbaum, Rusty Russell
IBLT and weak block propagation performance SB2-07

Arthur Gervais
Tampering with the delivery of blocks and transactions in Bitcoin SB2-08

Jonathan Toomim
BIP101 block propagation data from testnet SB2-09

Xiang Fu, Marshall Long, Gang Wu, Wang Chun, Robin Yao, William Tang, and Mikael Wang (moderator)
Miner's Panel SB2-10

Pindar Wong
Scaling Scaling Bitcoin SB2-11

Zooko Wilcox-OHearn
Zcash SB2-12

Cory Fields
Reworking Bitcoin Core's P2P Code to be More Robust and Event-Driven SB2-13

Ryan Grant
Unconstrained User Growth Vs. Full Node Requirements SB2-14

Maksim Boyarov and Aleksei Karpov
Concept of Bitcoin Wallet security SB2-15

Jonathan Hope
Optimal UTXO Selection SB2-16

Stanislas Marion
Bitcoin Prices,Exchanges and Blockchain Data SB2-17

Paul Sztorc
Bitcoin Hivemind, Drive Chain, Blocksize limit survey SB2-18

Peter Todd
SB2-19

Jesse Powell
Elephant Grass, Bitcoin-powered spam control SB2-20

Sergio Rocco
Data Storage Institute SB2-21

Paul Snow
Creating a general purpose data layer that sits on top of the blockchain SB2-22

Corne Plooy
Lightning network SB2-23

Jonathan Toomim
Orphaned blocks SB2-24

Elizabeth Stark
SB2-25

Pieter Wuille
Segregated witness and its impact on scalability SB2-26

Tadge Dryja
Overview of BIPs necessary for Lightning SB2-27

Joseph Poon
Network Topologies and their scalability implications on decentralized off-chain networks SB2-28

Bob McElrath
Braiding the blockchain SB2-29

Yonatan Sompolinsky
Breaking the chains of blockchain protocols SB2-30

Loi Luu
SCP: A computationally-scalable byzantine consensus protocol SB2-31

Jeff Garzik
A bevy of block size proposals: 100, 102 and more. SB2-32

Mark Friedenbach
A flexible limit: Trading subsidy for larger blocks SB2-33

Jonas Nick
Validation-cost metric SB2-34