Dr. Alina Varga
Code & Collateral: The DAI Quality Assurance Podcast
In a world where billions of dollars flow through decentralized protocols daily, quality isn't just important—it's everything. Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of DAI, the world's leading decentralized stablecoin, and the rigorous quality assurance practices that keep blockchain systems secure and reliable. Each episode features in-depth conversations with blockchain developers, QA engineers, security auditors, and DeFi protocol architects who are building the future of finance. From smart contract testing methodologies to the governance mechanisms that keep DAI stable, we di...
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18. Jul 2025
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Genesis Block to Governance Vote: The DAI Democracy Experiment 18.07.2025 1:28
I’ve always believed code is only half the story; the other half lives in the messy, wonderful realm of human consensus. In this episode, I invite you into the governance trenches where I’ve spent countless late nights reviewing proposals, auditing collateral parameters, and coaching community members through highly technical votes. From DAI’s first timid governance polls to the notorious (and fic...
Collateral Damage Control 18.07.2025 7:44
When our testnet lit up with a terrifying edge-case bug—one that could have sent DAI spiraling off its peg—I felt every muscle in my shoulders tense. In this premiere, I walk you through the exact moment I spotted that anomaly, the frantic Slack pings that followed, and the impromptu war-room where our QA crew recreated the exploit and drove a fix in record time. You’ll hear me replay the timeline...
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