Assuming quantum computers (so, capable of Shor and Grover with millions of qubits) are built this century, which security assumption do you think is more likely to still hold in the year 3000?

Friend outside of the space told me today that crypto seems dead. Wild. So many new companies being built. Devs shipping. Entrepreneurs building. It's harder than ever to keep up with all the new developments. Can't wait for the normies to be shocked in the next cycle.

9/ We can only do this if we foster development of stablecoins within our borders. Imposing securities law onto stablecoins through enforcement instead of guidance or dialogue with the industry will simply push innovation offshore and weaken our global role.

This is absolutely priceless. And probably the most frightening clip you'll ever watch on the people in charge of the US economy. Jared Bernstein is literally the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, the main agency advising Biden on economic policy