Productive assets > another L1/L2 token

Is crypto dead? It feels dead. It felt dead in 2014 when Mt. Gox happened and I was already the “weird bitcoin person” on campus. But it didn’t die, legit companies like Coinbase got formed. It felt dead in 2017 after getting pilled on the world computer, only to see the

Never forget, the crypto market is trying to kill you, and your only goal is to survive. In my experience, most people who make it in crypto learn fast that they aren't pro traders and shouldn't compete with those who are. This is one of the most brutal markets on the planet.

How can we be a serious industry when we let rounding errors lose ~$100M of user funds?

You need at least a million logical qubits to break 256 bit ECC Quantum tech today can barely manage a few logical qubits out of 100+ physical qubits and there are significant scaling challenges with each order of magnitude increase Easily 10+ years out, if not 30+ years

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Vitalik Buterin: "if I did not go to an in-person event for one and a half years and I only read twitter every day… that would almost certainly lead me to rage quit and retire and publish a hundred tweets saying why I think the whole crypto space is evil and deserves to burn."

EF will only consider provable security from now on. Huge race towards real time proving but likely another 1.5+ years to provable 128 bit security + real time proving in a zkvm