The single superpower you need to achieve great things

Can we agree to stop making new L1s and L2s after Monad and MegaETH? It’s time to build apps, we have the infrastructure.

Solana was a highly calculated and meticulously planned operation to synthesize a crypto asset hype cycle to allow its backers to recoup their losses, protect themselves from lawsuits, and extract speculative capital from the crypto industry. The bull thesis for Solana was that

What I’m seeing and hearing is that a meaningful swath of the crypto community is simply much less engaged than in prior years. And they are much less engaged because there is much less belief in the potential of crypto projects to solve real world problems and gain significant

I’ve been at this a while, so I’m gonna cut it here for now. This is not a complete history of the escalations of the war *obviously*. My intention here is not to defend the actions of the Third Reich or any of its leaders, but only to support a narrow claim: that of all the

Honor and loyalty. The two most valuable traits a person can have.

Smoking 2-3 cigarettes a day is aristocratic

I still prefer transparent centralization over teams who larp about being decentralized.

The original fast-hotstuff had a throughput of say 3000 txs/sec for 1Mb - 2Mb blocks with a latency of seconds. The researcher that was the lead author (i take it the list not alphabetical) is now at Monad ⨀ Monad is targetting 10000 tx/s and SSF with 1 s slots and they want

i haven't slept > be luigi nicholas mangione > born 1998, maryland > family is loaded—grandfather built golf resorts and luxury clubs > grows up in towson, goes to elite private school (gilman) > $40k/year tuition but worth every penny—valedictorian 2016 > classmates

This the type shit we need for ethereum to thrive. Need more of this. We lost for calling out that cuck. More masculinity, more toxicity, and more protein shakes.

Inner circle coded. Less kumbayas, more alphas

No single paper did more to change my worldview than “The Case for Colonialism”. Growing up, I believed the West’s wealth was the result of plunder. Gilley convincingly argues that colonialism was actually far more beneficial to the colonized than to the colonizers. Link below

Dear Elon:

41/100 /lit had some very opinionated people back in the day. But most of them didn’t read

Shut down pump fun and bring these guys back

@SynquoteIntern banterlytics Arkham Ben Zhou Bybit Hayden ate the $1.5b liquidity

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I am (slowly) re-reading the Tolkien legendarium (of which Lord of the Rings is a small part). The whole body of work is so incredible and there's nothing else like it... it dilutes other worlds of fiction. Wait - your story doesn't have a comprehensive history/mythology spanning