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devcon8 / cypher atlas map of the cyphepunk movement

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Cypher Atlas, map of the cyphepunk movement

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Speaker: Tur Tyhyi

Type: Lightning Talk

Expertise: No prior knowledge

Event: Devcon

Date: Nov 2026

Most of the people this movement needs have never heard the word cypherpunk. How do they get in? It is a question the movement does not ask itself. Engineers, lawyers, researchers solving the same problems under different names. Right now you find this movement by accident: the right podcast, the right person, the right conference. The people already inside cannot see each other either. Five projects solve the same problem. One law takes all five, and they find out separately. Cypher Atlas is a map of this ecosystem: who is here, what came out of what, and what is coming at it. Built entirely from public sources. This movement built doors. All of them open from the inside. What happens when a movement that spent fifty years building tools for autonomy finally becomes easier to find, understand and enter?

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DecentralizationCensorship ResistanceSurveillanceCoordinationResearchPrivacy