What we’re about
This is Atlanta's bitcoin hackerspace. Come work with other bitcoiners in the ATL as we connect Transaction Alley to a bold new future atop the lightning network.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Bitcoin Mining Hackathon - Builder Jam Session684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE suite a1, Atlanta, GA
ATL BitLab is hosting it's first hackathon! The Battle of the Mine-hackers is a month-long, global hackathon focused on all things bitcoin mining. Mining should be decentralized. Join the fight! Participate for cash/bitcoin prizes in the software track, hardware track, or energy track. That's right, you do NOT need to be a programmer to participate in this!
Today's event: this is a builder jam session where you can come work on your project in ATL BitLab and get feedback/assistance.
- Bitcoin Mining Hackathon - Builder Jam Session684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE suite a1, Atlanta, GA
ATL BitLab is hosting it's first hackathon! The Battle of the Mine-hackers is a month-long, global hackathon focused on all things bitcoin mining. Mining should be decentralized. Join the fight! Participate for cash/bitcoin prizes in the software track, hardware track, or energy track. That's right, you do NOT need to be a programmer to participate in this!
Today's event: this is a builder jam session where you can come work on your project in ATL BitLab and get feedback/assistance.
- BitDevs: Learning Bitcoin #16 - Surviving Quantum Computing - Andreas Yankopolus684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE suite a1, Atlanta, GA
Tonight we're learning how Bitcoin works! Atlanta BitDevs meetups are place for free and open Bitcoin education in Atlanta. Discussions will be technical but are open to people of all skill levels. Join the community and #LearnBitcoinTogether!
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What should I expect?
Every first Wednesday of the month is a Learning Bitcoin session at ATL BitLab. This week's topic will be posted ahead of time at atlbit.dev. Sometimes it may be a reading discussion group, other times it might be a presentation or workshop.Regardless, you do not need any prior knowledge to attend. Just come with an open mind.
Tonight's Topic
Quantum computing has been a hot topic lately in Bitcoin and the wider world of technology. What sorts of cryptography would be vulnerable in a world with quantum computing? What does this mean for Bitcoin and the cybersecurity? Andreas Yankopolus is going to break it down for us.Is this for me?
If you want to learn about bitcoin, then yes! While these sessions are engineering focused, many of our attendees are not engineers. Our crew also includes designers, hobbyists, product managers, entrepreneurs, and simply curious people who like to stay ahead of the curve with this technology.Schedule
6:00pm - Doors open, networking and socializing with beverages
6:30pm - Presentation or discussion starts
7:50pm - Wrap-up
8:00pm - The group migrates to a nearby restaurant for dinner
