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Today, I had my third internship meeting with my supervisor. This meeting was a little later than usual since my supervisor had been very busy and had no open slots available. However, I still wanted to stick to our three-week schedule so I sent in the slides I made beforehand so that when we got to our meeting my supervisor could tell me any edits he wanted me to make. I then scheduled our meeting for today so that we could go over everything and my supervisor could introduce my new topic. As we did last time we went over the slides that I had created. This week's slides were based on Ethereum moving from Proof-of-Work to Proof-of-Stake, which is how the network would authorize and certify the work miners do. In my slides, I outlined the plans for this change, why they are making the change, the benefit of the change, and the schedule the change is supposed to be on. This topic was a little hard for me to understand because there was a lot to it and a lot of technical aspects of it, that I don't have knowledge about. In this meeting, I also updated my Bitcoin lightning network slides to include the graph my supervisor wanted me to add. At the end of the meeting, my supervisor introduced my next topic, which is the Open Sea NFT marketplace. We then made a plan about when we would meet next since I have spring break and a school trip coming up. My supervisor said that he is most likely going to be busy on Monday and Tuesday before I leave, so I am waiting for him to update me on his schedule so I can plan my next meeting with him. 

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