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...blockchain applications, the DAOs that exist today are not going to be around long term. It's extremely challenging. And in some ways, governance and human involvement is almost a bug.
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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 don't understand time. None of them are on the same page as far as it's 02:40PM Eastern Standard Time right now. All they understand is how they're programmed and they give strong guarantees about how they're going to operate over the fut
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...plus of the blockchain applications, the DAOs that exist today are not going to be around long term. It's extremely challenging. And in some ways, governance and human involvement is almost a bug. It's not a feature. You want these systems and networ
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...blockchain is not scalable until its complication goes up basically exponentially as you as it handles more more transactions. So that that's not the answer to a method of exchange problem. And that's something people are struggling with. Alright. Da
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...Blockchains are able to do some of the things you're describing. So a Blockchain can offer incentives. A Blockchain can have a treasury. Right? This is the architecture of Blockchain. They have a thing called smart contracts. And a smart contract, th
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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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...on blockchains. And so you're starting to see a lot of AI agents use blockchains, use DeFi, send stablecoins to do things. And while blockchains are difficult for humans to use because the UX isn't necessarily intuitive, that's not an issue for an AI
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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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...blockchains are as a new architecture for building Internet services where there is no intermediary, decentralized is another way for saying no intermediary, where you have very low take rates and you have sort of the way I think of blockchains is th
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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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...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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...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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...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 one village. An
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...blockchain to ensure that developers can build these feature rich applications that are truly groundbreaking. If you think about a pipe transporting oil, what makes it technologically difficult for you to be able to do that in a way that others could
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...between blockchain confirmation times and initial margin? To even know whether there is interplay between those, whether that is a thing you have to think about, you have to have some instinct on both sides. Right? You have to be able to tell me it t
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...main Ethereum blockchain, ironically, this kinda helps it because they're like, look, we're listening. We're gonna do the right thing. We are a system and a protocol that is in development. We are evolving. There will be bugs. There will be hacks. Wh
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