Blockchains today are based on the security of consensus being paid for by transaction fees. Even Bitcoin will eventually cut miner fees to zero, and expects them to survive off transaction fees. I’m starting to wonder if this model isn’t fundamentally broken. First users derive

Not a lot to say these days Election Return of ETF flows (?) Unlocks New token launches Remain main tradable catalysts, that’s the focus for the rest of the year

More confirmation that crime is bullish Increase in crime from 2022 to 2024 -> increase in prices QED

My quant (Saylor) says $350k by year end 🚀🔥

😤

Everything precisely as intended

How close are we to having based rollups with synchronous composability / shared sequencing? (# of years)

Just going to put this on repeat for the next 56 days.

The new EigenLayer security model ————————— blog.eigenlayer.xyz/introducing-th… ————————— Shortcomings of original security model ————————— The original security model had the following structure: each operator can opt into a subset of AVSs, and the entire stake delegated to that operator

Looks super cool (and badly needed for a while now)

No one say anything

Eat real food

If Kamala wins, the SEC may issue a Wells Notice to every single known holder of cryptocurrency Godspeed at the polls in November 🫡

Man how are both candidates this bad?

Real

“What do you say to people who are afraid that Solana will go down again in the next cycle?” “Look, Solana won’t go down. We have the best people on this. But if you look at Ethereum, if you look at the L2, the worst, I mean the worst chains ever. They live on Ethereum and do

This dude didn’t even mention our cryptocurrency bags Fk that