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This is the first major token purchase @foundersfund has made in a long time.
Did Tyler just bottom tick the bull run with ethereum:0xaeeaa594e7dc112d67b8547fe9767a02c15b5597 ?
Last week, Peter Thiel’s @foundersfund led a $5M token buy in @anvil_xyz.
The same week, @cryptosmiff sat down with Anvil founder @trspalding in Singapore for Conviction.
The full story on the universal collateral layer 👇
00:00 Intro, Singapore
01:03 2011: the internet never had money
09:38 Seven years at Flexa
15:23 Founders Fund's token buy
18:32 Expanding what counts as collateral
22:52 The Vegas default: who gets your Pokémon cards?
26:04 The $50K car problem
28:20 What's next for Anvil
29:39 AI won't have a credit score
jordan retweeted
On the continued theme of $ZEC x @FlexaHQ
Here is @jswihart talking about the integration of @zodl_app with @FlexaHQ and how it helps unlock privacy coins to retail.
source: @cryptosmiff
@Zcash community can see ZEC spent here:
spenders.xyz
jordan retweeted
Congrats to the @get_optimum team on their first mainnet deployment, and kudos for making it freely available to all Ethereum node operators!
Check out Lido operator progress with testing mump2p on Hoodi on the Research Forum: research.lido.fi/t/perch-req…
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
ethereum:0xaeeaa594e7dc112d67b8547fe9767a02c15b5597 has the potential to disrupt a centuries old credit market.
Why can't anything of value I own be used as collateral?
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jordan retweeted
> gets put on a shirt
> gets a job coding for NASA
> builds Mcafee antivirus from his living room
> hits the forbes list
> becomes a suspect when his neighbor's found dead in belize after killing his 4 dogs
> changes his whole look to slip out of belize with his 20 year old girlfriend
> tricks the police by hiring a body double to cross the border with his passport
> meanwhile he goes the opposite direction to guatemala
> fakes a heart attack to dodge capture there
> the hitwoman sent to kill him becomes his wife
> behind snowden's leak that exposed the US surveillance state
> stops paying taxes by blackmailing the gov
> runs for US president (twice)
> bugs Hillary Clinton's campaign staff by mailing them "free" laptops
> moves to a boat in the caribbean with armed guards
> most wanted in 3 different countries
> judge approves his extradition to the US
> found dead in a Spanish prison cell
> spanish judge ruled his death a suicide
> previously said if he's ever found dead it wasn't suicide
> may still be alive
The very definition of "You can just do things"
Payments touch almost every part of our daily lives, and Tyler sees that as the reason to keep building in the space
Having worked close to the inefficiencies in payment systems, he sees an opportunity to improve something people rely on constantly.
Every purchase, transaction and exchange of value creates another reason to make payments work better.
For him, the scale of that everyday impact is what makes the problem worth solving.
w/ @trspalding
Optimum just went live on mainnet, congrats!
Interview with @MurielMedard dropping soon.
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
jordan retweeted
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
jordan retweeted
"You go to a bank and say, 'Hey, I have this PSA 10 Illustrator Pikachu.' They have no idea what you're talking about. But if it's truly worth that and it's liquid, why not? It's in their interest to absolutely give you a loan based on these things."
Tokenization of alternative assets could open the door to making almost ANYTHING collateral, even your Pokémon cards!
Pretty soon a robot is going to very easily knock the shit out of you
we went to watch robots beat the sh*t out of each other at @ARC_Katena during @token2049 Singapore.
Interview by @cryptosmiff.
jordan retweeted
we went to watch robots beat the sh*t out of each other at @ARC_Katena during @token2049 Singapore.
Interview by @cryptosmiff.
jordan retweeted
A society does not worship its saints; it worships what it cannot digest.
Every system exists to make the world useful, but there is always a surplus that must be burned, in the feast, the war, the bonfire.
Happy monday :)
jordan retweeted
Replying to @trspalding
@trspalding built the best current payment rail for the future with @FlexaHQ which collateralizes all the payments with ethereum:0xff20817765cb7f73d4bde2e66e067e58d11095c2
Here he mentions how collateral use case grew from that to then build @anvil_xyz for an entirely new use case. ethereum:0xaeeaa594e7dc112d67b8547fe9767a02c15b5597
Source: @cryptosmiff
AI agents won't have traditional credit scores, and Tyler expects permissionless collateral systems to become essential infrastructure for machine-to-machine commerce
“These sorts of decentralized systems have so much value to the world”
“Especially as AI is growing tremendously and there's more intra-machine commerce and transactions”
“It's going to be even more relevant to have some sort of collateral system, like a permissionless collateral system between these agents”
“AI is not going to have a credit score. So it's creditworthiness between machines”
“Instead it needs to be, here's the collateral. Here's what's all set up. We know we're good. I can make this transaction. Go ahead. We'll settle later”
w/ @trspalding
Tyler wants Anvil to become a foundational piece of DeFi infrastructure, giving businesses the flexibility to build their own financial logic on top of a simple, scalable protocol
“We just want to get this to be used everywhere, as much as we possibly can”
“We built this as a real primitive now, allowing others to build on top of it and add in their own logic and their own conditions”
“Having a third party be able to validate whether a transaction is claimable or not. Did you make an interest payment? Did you default?”
“It's the base level of simplicity that we can create, but all of that can be added on. Any business can add it on”
“How do we make these sort of systems ubiquitous and also grow other DeFi projects?”
“Scale and allowing this to be usable for people is the number one goal”
w/ @trspalding
Replying to @cryptosmiff @trspalding
Jordan interviews cause shifts in the market
There’s a lesson in there
"Look, we're just a regular financial product, like anything else that you can use or integrate into your website. It's just code."
"That's where Founders Fund was really critical."
"They're very tech focused...and we're absolutely crypto, but we're just a regular financial product like, like anything else at the top of it."
Founders Fund, Pantera and Bullish bet $5M on @anvil_xyz's governance token
thestreet.com/crypto/markets…
Couldnt have said it better myself. Don't miss this interview and tell me you missed the Collateral wave, Great work @trspalding @anvil_xyz @AcronymFNDN @m_at_anvil @MargauxStancil
Tyler argues that crypto adoption is moving faster than most people realize, with some metrics suggesting growth beyond the internet's early trajectory
“A lot of technologies are like this. We look at the Bitcoin white paper, and we're like, yeah, exactly. That's how you would do this”
“What seems in hindsight very obvious really wasn't”
“Why is it taking so long for this to become a real thing?”
“It is becoming a real thing almost faster than anything else that we've seen”
“By some metrics, it's growing faster than the internet itself”
“The overall adoption of crypto and blockchain tech is literally faster than what happened with the internet”
w/ @trspalding




















