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Optimism’s decentralized governance model (e.g., OP token holders) fosters long-term trust and developer loyalty.
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Hot take: Jason is the best Silicon Valley investor on the All-In podcast. Was reading about his early investments and how they happened. Talk about conviction and gut instinct for talent. It’s undeniable.
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The approval of Ethereum spot ETFs in 2024 has opened the door for medium and long-term institutional funds to flow in. In 2025, ETH-related ETFs attracted more than 320 million US dollars. As Ethereum continues to upgrade and optimize, Layer 2, as an important part of its ecosystem, is also likely to attract more institutional attention and investment.
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The SEC's recent shift to ease crypto enforcement could boost BTC and ETH short-term trends, signaling regulatory relief. Market sentiment may improve, driving prices up from current levels (BTC ~$67K, ETH ~$2.4K). The VIX, at 19.23 on March 29, 2025, reflects moderate fear; a drop below 20 could further support a crypto rally as risk appetite grows.
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I'm a Speculator-Pragmatist (3.0, 4.5) on the Onchain Alignment Chart! Check out your position:
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Bitcoin acts as a barometer of global liquidity conditions. Its price rose 40% in Q1 2024 amid expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, reflecting risk-on sentiment. Conversely, tightening cycles (e.g., 2022 Fed hikes) often coincide with Bitcoin drawdowns. This duality complicates its utility: while it mirrors monetary easing, its speculative nature diverges from policy goals, creating regulatory dilemmas.
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Assessing investment risks in DeFi projects, especially after significant losses due to protocol vulnerabilities, requires a comprehensive research framework. Key elements include: Security Audits: Evaluate the frequency and depth of security audits conducted by reputable firms. Code Transparency: Assess the openness of the project’s code for community review. Developer Activity: Monitor the consistency and quality of developer contributions.Technological Innovation: Solana’s use of Proof of History (PoH) and other innovative technologies sets it apart from competitors. Risk Factors: Concerns over network outages and centralization need to be carefully monitored.
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Code Audit: Verify third-party audits (e.g., Trail of Bits) and bug bounty programs. Team Credibility: Evaluate developers’ track record and transparency. Protocol Metrics: Analyze TVL, tokenomics, and liquidity depth. Security History: Check past exploits and response efficacy. Governance: Assess decentralization and community control. Market Risks: Consider volatility and regulatory exposure. Prioritize audited projects with robust governance and proven resilience to minimize losses from vulnerabilities.
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Post-Shanghai upgrade, Ethereum's Layer 2 adoption has surged, reducing gas fees significantly (below 20 Gwei post-Dencun). Network activity remains robust, with daily transactions exceeding 1 million and DeFi TVL at $80 billion. ETH price may rise 10-15% in the next 3 months, targeting $4,200-$4,500, driven by lower fees and increased adoption. MACD shows bullish momentum, and RSI at 55 suggests room for growth. Support lies at $3,500.
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Dogecoin’s investment logic as a meme coin hinges on its viral potential and low entry barrier. Its meme origins and strong online community create a feedback loop of hype, amplified by social media and celebrity endorsements, leading to rapid price spikes. The coin’s low nominal price attracts retail investors seeking quick gains, despite its inflationary supply (no cap, ~5 billion new coins annually) and minimal technical utility compared to major cryptocurrencies. Investors bet on short-term momentum driven by cultural trends, but the lack of intrinsic value and extreme volatility pose significant risks.
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Ensures DApps access reliable external data (e.g., prices, weather) without relying on centralized APIs.
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Layer 2 solutions are the next big thing for Ethereum. They offer faster transactions and lower fees, making them a game-changer. Layer 2 builds on Layer 1, adding a new layer of efficiency. But Layer 1 is still crucial. It’s the backbone of Ethereum, and many apps still depend on it. Layer 2 is great for scaling, but Layer 1 remains the core. Investing in Layer 2 is like betting on the future of Ethereum’s growth.
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The introduction of CBDCs may change people's payment habits and financial needs. As a new payment method, CBDCs can provide faster and lower - cost transactions, which may reduce people's dependence on cash and traditional bank services, and then affect the scale and structure of the cryptocurrency market.
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Highly doubt that. Download Chrome on Google homepage was the most valuable ad in the world. Also Google was funding Mozilla.
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If Firefox had agreed to actually do something about their dog slow JavaScript engine, Chrome would never have been a thing. Google had made some big gambles on web2, and when no browsers could actually run their apps they had to do it themselves, and I'm glad they did.
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Browsers ceased to be an at-scale consumer platform independent of distribution after Internet Explorer was released and crushed Netscape. There was a brief moment where Mozilla Firefox (thanks to IE6 stagnation) might have proven a counterfactual, but Google and Apple won the browser market on mobile and then desktop because of distribution. Consumers are fine if the default is good enough. Hard to make it 10x better.
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i’m a gmail gooner
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