cothority VS theta-protocol-ledger

FWIW, Trezor One already supports CoSi, which is a threshold signature scheme from Cothority and it's super difficult to find the paper on which Trezor's implementation is based.

Go to https://docs.thetatoken.org/ for info

You can read a lot on https://docs.thetatoken.org/

The fix is right here on github: https://github.com/thetatoken/theta-protocol-ledger/commit/994bced8cd7cf886bed4c856a6c91c04f3a81c27 and the update was made a few days after this video was released.

Release v3.4.0

I don't think this is true. Trying to stake from the Theta web wallet still shows a 2,000,000 Theta min. Also the Github still shows 2,000,000. https://github.com/thetatoken/theta-protocol-ledger/blob/master/core/validator.go

yes, the team is working on implementing Edge Storage https://github.com/thetatoken/theta-protocol-ledger/tree/edgestore-support

You can check the commits on the their GitHub

Theta's July 2021 v3.1.0 release, along with the Theta/Ethereum RPC adaptor project, provides support for the Ethereum RPC API similar to Binance Smart Chain and Polygon. The Theta/Ethereum RPC adapter software translates the Theta RPC endpoints into the Ethereum RPC APIs. With it, Theta now supports the entire Etherum DApp dev stack including Metamask, Hardhat, Remix, Ether.js, Web3.js, and Truffle Suite. Ethereum DApps that are ported over to Theta can use the same API calls to interact with Theta blockchain. This means Ethereum DApps can be deployed to Theta with no or minor modifications and tap into the growing Theta user and capital base.