It would be great to formally hear the openClaw founder @steipete’s actual beliefs about crypto/stablecoins as a technology separate from the frustration he had to endure with crypto scam/spam abuse that he described on Lex (which I greatly sympathize with). Does he dislike it & uses the experience as a shield or does he share intellectual curiosity of crypto-AI innovation with the industry? Very important difference that would be great to know. Ideally he can comment but anyone else know from direct convos with Peter?
I fail to see how @VitalikButerin’s critique of autonomous AI doesn’t exactly apply to autonomous code (aka smart contracts). Let me ctrl+F+replace “Conway/AI” for “Ethereum.” ——————- Bro, this is wrong. Lengthening the feedback distance between humans and financial code is not a good...
100% true & best advice I give others as well. Internally at Frax, we call this "cockroaching it." 🪳 It's even more true for stablecoins & DeFi as the longer you're around, the more lindy you get for having a...
Everyone talks about "moats" in tech/crypto and whether this or that is a "moat." A moat, by definition, is something everyone wants to do but is very hard to coordinate+build. The harder something is, the more of a moat it...
This is exactly why I'm so bullish that Frax is the infra+issuance provider for @KrwqCash, the first KRW stablecoin already live on @base with real liquidity+usage onchain.
I've advocated digital silver for a long time as the most salient $ETH asset framework because silver's industrial utility makes up a majority of its commodity mcap & flows while gold's is reverse: majority jewelry+bullion SoV. And best of all,...
The central point in the @hosseeb & @santiagoroel debate: what do most L1 tokens actually represent? Is owning ETH like owning a piece of a great city-state like Singapore or does it only represent a shitty tax receipt/municipal bond...