Interesting. Though this episode's topic isn't specific to the op-ed, I would like to share a comment with Yano and the crypto community. I hadn't read the article by MOLLY JANE ZUCKERMAN& JEFF ALBUS before listening in on this, but the topic was something I'd thought about. As someone who is educated in crypto and blockchain and incredibly enthusiastic about the technology, it was important that crypto media point out exactly what the article's writers did. (Yes, I get it, it was an op-ed.) Though the title was a bit off-putting, I'm glad it was written and shared. I'd recently concluded that while tuned into such programming as this, I should expect that the program focus would be on crypto topics and not expect to hear opinions on other issues with the same lens - while the importance seems quite obvious outside these crypto convos. The article should be met with more appreciation from every voting American who, like me, is pro-crypto. It was a relief to know I'm not alone in recognizing there are issues that must be considered that will ultimately narrate all future investments - in both finance and life.
shit been boring af. you should have asked him how much money they take from solana to at the very least spice things up and not make it a boring blockworks promo gees man
Robert looks like his defi protocol dns was hacked and all his users wallets drained.
What does TAM stand for?? I see you guys mention the abbreviation a lot
total addressable market
Interesting. Though this episode's topic isn't specific to the op-ed, I would like to share a comment with Yano and the crypto community. I hadn't read the article by MOLLY JANE ZUCKERMAN&
JEFF ALBUS before listening in on this, but the topic was something I'd thought about. As someone who is educated in crypto and blockchain and incredibly enthusiastic about the technology, it was important that crypto media point out exactly what the article's writers did. (Yes, I get it, it was an op-ed.) Though the title was a bit off-putting, I'm glad it was written and shared. I'd recently concluded that while tuned into such programming as this, I should expect that the program focus would be on crypto topics and not expect to hear opinions on other issues with the same lens - while the importance seems quite obvious outside these crypto convos. The article should be met with more appreciation from every voting American who, like me, is pro-crypto. It was a relief to know I'm not alone in recognizing there are issues that must be considered that will ultimately narrate all future investments - in both finance and life.
Pretty sure Tom is sped up at the 28 min mark…
Or, cocain is one hell of a drug lol!
shit been boring af. you should have asked him how much money they take from solana to at the very least spice things up and not make it a boring blockworks promo gees man