Lending protocols severely underprice risk Lending USDC on Aave (Ethereum) pays meaningfully less than T-Bills, while taking on risk of smart contract vulns, Circle censorship, and bugs in the chain itself Even riskier lending on a L2, yet the yield is the same. Why?

I don’t know a single person who has ever used Sui

Encrypting the mempool would both solve MEV and make FIFO transaction ordering feasible Change my mind

The Cosmos thesis is being proven correct in real-time Yet, they will not make a dime off of it

The most contrarian view you can have is that the future will be not only good, but that it will be great.

An under-appreciated feature of Monad is that it’s designed to be fast even with state stored on disk As RAM becomes cheaper over time, people will be able to move MonadDB from disk to RAM Making the chain even faster

Given the fact that the base sequencer orders transactions based on priority fees paid to it, this is pretty clearly not true

Engineering is figuring out functions that map known inputs to desired outputs

Oh thank god another Andre Cronje project, been too long

Monad growth team has been putting on a clinic, sheesh

Everyone says users can always exit through the L1 But, realistically, how many people would actually know how to do this in a time of crisis? Funds are not safe until users can simply click a big red button to do this

Didn’t get a card, but close enough

Why isn’t ERC20 written in assembly?

I am very surprised by this pardon. I didn't remember I was convicted, I forgot about it. I didnt ask Trump for a pardon. He called me yesterday but I slept through my alarm. I haven't heard the name "Trump" in years. I thought Biden was in power. I dont focus on this because I