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The Blockchain OS. Cartesi is a Layer-2 solution integrating Linux & standard programming environments to blockchain. This is an interview with Erick de Moura, Founder and CEO of Cartesi, where we discuss Cartesi's founding story, what is a blockchain operating system, enabling Web2 developers to code for Web3 with traditional programming languages, Cartesi rollups, the Linux runtime environment, the Cartesi Machine and the CTSI token.
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