It's wild how much the world has changed in less than six months. In March, I came to NYC for the first time to discuss Ethereum with institutions and enterprises. There was interest, but it was just casual curiosity. People heard about it, but they didn't take it seriously. I

My photo at Wall Street gained significant traction which brings me joy and satisfaction. But it also forces me to remind you that attracting Wall Street to crypto is just a (significant) milestone, not a goal in itself. We’re not here to just replicate same TradFi structures

Internet >>> Intranets Choose wisely

This is real. Tbh building a proper money making company in crypto is hard and not that entertaining right now. AI frenzy is one thing but even good ol’ SAAS model is more straightforward and attractive to many talented builders that I talked to. We need to make building in

Arbitrum Everywhere can take interesting forms sometimes. Waiting for a big fish with the young one. A lot of patience is needed on top of being in the right place at the right time. Same as in crypto.

Austin and I are obviously friends who agree on much, but I fully disagree with this take in every possible way. A blockchain that isn’t perfectly neutral is a terrible database, worst than anything TradFi has today (which includes RTGS systems that are also neutral). The

this. all those private circles will become inferior „we have Ethereum at home” lookalikes that will just make people want to go to the better, open, more robust ecosystem. Like BBS dialups vs open internet.

This cycle, we’ll move from private to public blockchains once and for all and unlock the digital era for the world’s assets. Stablecoins are the tip of the iceberg. Ethereum is the chain for all tokenization.

It's a running joke that most people have zero knowledge about zero-knowledge systems. While this used to be funny when these systems were just experimental PoCs, it has become a concerning issue as they are taking over production environments. That's why we completely revamped

In Bangkok, we announced that we will take a serious look under the hood of the proving systems. Our goal is to expose all trust assumptions, make these proving systems transparent, and - most importantly - give all users easy access to the source code of the programs being

On top of our usual work, donnoh.eth 💗 has recently been clarifying the vision and practical details of native rollups. It's still in the early stages, but take a look and follow him to stay up to date on this topic. If you have any questions, or if you would like to share your

Looks like the market really appreciated this update.

remember anon that this counts as touching grass as well

Show some respect, son. If not for David Hoffman and RYAN SΞAN ADAMS - rsa.eth 🦄 your bags today would have been $EOS, $ONE and $YAM.

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Check Peanut a really cool payments dapp built on Arbitrum that makes it easy for users to onboard to Ethereum. I’m excited to see how it gets adopted in Buenos Aires during Devconnect ARG

frfr, Peanut is the best and the folks behind it are absolute hustlers, I’m rooting for them with all my fingers crossed.

It’s super satisfying that for me as a Pole visiting Italy the easiest, most convenient and cheapest (best conv rate) way to access Euros here is via my Gnosis Pay 🦉💳 card. One feature request - please allow me to have my euros sit on Aave before I need them without the need to