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“Why we resisted blockchain companies promising to solve everything at crazy valuations”
...Blockchain. Blockchain is going to solve you know, it's a panacea for all evil. Right? It's gonna it's going to dramatically change operational workflow. No one will ever have to do reconciliation aga
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“Why generalized blockchains are dying and Stripe is building its own payment chain”
they're not the first to do it. I don't think they'll be the last. But I think as we go forward, we're gonna see a lot more of these, like, specific chains for a specific purpose and, like, these gene
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...blockchain uses. There's the world of Ethereum, which has their version of the computer, the Ethereum virtual machine. There's, for instance, Solana, who has their version of the world and the Solana virtual machine, EVM, SVM. And then there's a lot
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...Blockchains were almost purpose built for agents. We often talk internally that people have asked, when are the users gonna come to blockchains? When are the users gonna come? Well, we think the major users of blockchains just may be AI agents themse
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...blockchain in a nice controlled environment, you can build those services yourself because there aren't threat actors. It's all under your own walled garden. There's basic tools that you can use to get up and running there. But if you're building a f
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...blockchains, and letting people, you know, do capital formation and licensing and so forth around, you know, so you create a new, you know, superhero
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...Blockchains are a $3,000,000,000,000 asset class. Total assets globally are 600,000,000,000,000. So it's 50 bps of global assets. Some people think about it as largely isolated from everything else going on in the world. But what I think you're start
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...blockchains, the hardware commodities, these are people who run like, the mining miners, for example, or validators in the blockchain context don't have any power over the software that runs on top. And that's what makes a blockchain unique,
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...because it solves the incentives problem where people are basically like, I don't want there to be one middleman with every consumer in America's financial data. And so blockchain lets you kind of, like, decentralize and split that up. So I think the
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...the blockchain itself on a network. I'm sure this is very confusing. But for listeners who don't know, like, a blockchain is a ledger. And you could imagine like, you live in Brooklyn. So imagine that everybody on your block in Brooklyn all lived in
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...blockchain, I can prove to you that the money left my account and ended up in your account. It's fully verified, can't come back to me. Okay? And you're comfortable with that. And that is a transformative thing because what that could do to a society
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...was a private permissioned chain, but last summer it actually became a public chain. And that chain was designed specifically with tokenization of traditional financial instruments in mind. So it has a couple of characteristics. One is it has configu
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...as a blockchain, except that instead of people in your village, it's just all these anonymous computers all around the globe that are collecting these transactions. And every twenty four hours in the example of the village or every ten minutes in the
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...a blockchain as like an armored car for data, right? Because this is data that people wanna corrupt, right? In a sense, if if it's a file on disk, it's important to you. If it's a file online, it's important to others. And if it's a file on chain, it
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