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A bug in a recent update of decentralized finance platform Compound sent users nearly $90-million-worth of cryptocurrency in error, leaving its creator's CEO begging users to voluntarily send it back.
After solving for trust and creating "trustless" money, crypto's next big thing is solving coordination using DAOs. At least, that's what some cryptorati seem to think.
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I'm more certain than ever that 95%+ of NFT projects are zeroes, but that the NFT space is still going to be bigger than almost everyone realizes.
The first part of that statement finds easy believers. Skeptics look at people paying tens of thousands of dollars for jpegs and think Tulip mania or Beanie Babies all over again.
Over the past twelve months, the NFT landscape evolved from a small ecosystem with a few hundred million in sales volume to a multi-chain ecosystem where individual projects like Axie Infinity have surpassed over $1 billion in sales volume.
Having a token brings a community together loosely with a financial stake, but composable membership holds a community together long term with social capital. That's a lot of buzzwords, so let's explore this in three parts:
Web3 projects should be designed around a two-token system—one signaling reputation, the other for liquidity—that would represent people's contributions.
This post will cover more specifics on the lending protocol mechanics and how interest will work, collateralization limits, and liquidations. Cryptopunk holders will deposit their punks as collateral…
Twitter users on Apple's iOS will now be able to connect third-party tipping services to their profile on the social media site. That will include the ability to link both Bitcoin addresses and Lightning Network addresses.
Brian Armstrong is the founder and CEO of Coinbase, the largest publicly traded cryptocurrency company. In this conversation, we discuss Coinbase, regulation, the SEC, bitcoin, ethereum, smart contracts, NFTs, DAOs, company culture, remote work, and operating a publicly-traded company.
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