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Guests: Jedi and Grant
SummaryMartin Krung, a business developer at Curve, discusses his early involvement with Curve and his background in art and coding. He shares his thoughts on innovation and the role of stablecoins in the crypto space. Martin also talks about the strengths of Curve, the challenges it faces, and the potential for growth. He discusses the integration of other protocols with Curve and the importance of security and audits. Finally, he shares his perspective on the future of EUR stablecoins and the demand for retail stablecoins on Ethereum. In this conversation, Martin, a DeFi advisor, discusses various topics related to the Curve ecosystem and the broader cryptocurrency space. The conversation covers the dominance of USDT in stablecoin usage, the Kerf grant program for builders, the concept of bribing vs. owning voting rights, the future of cryptocurrency, and the cycles and speculation in the crypto market. Martin also highlights the talent and dedication of builders within the Curve ecosystem.TakeawaysCurve's strength lies in its stable swaps and its ability to concentrate liquidity.The integration of other protocols with Curve allows for competition and choice for end users.CurveUSD is a key product for Curve, and its growth opens up new possibilities for the protocol.Curve is working on expanding to Layer 2 solutions and exploring new ventures within the ecosystem.Security and audits are a priority for Curve to ensure the safety of user funds.The demand for EUR stablecoins on Curve is currently limited, but there is potential for growth in the future. USDT remains the preferred stablecoin for most users in the Curve ecosystem.The Kerf grant program is open to builders who want to contribute to the Curve ecosystem.Owning voting rights in Curve can be more beneficial than bribing for liquidity.The cryptocurrency market is expected to continue growing, attracting institutional players and fueling speculation.Cycles of innovation and speculation are likely to persist in the crypto market.The Curve ecosystem is attracting talented builders and moving in a positive direction.
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In this conversation, we invited Sebastian Buergel, founder of HOPR to come and talk about the recent launch of RPCh. We started the show discussing various news stories, including BitMEX sending Bitcoin to the moon, the upcoming ETF launch, Celsius unstaking ETH, and Visa's Web3 loyalty program. We then interviewed him about the importance of privacy in decentralized systems and introduces HOPRs data protection protocol. The conversation covers topics such as hacks and exploits in the crypto market, the debate on undoing trades, and the recent Radiant hack and repayment. The hosts also discuss the future plans for HOPR and the role of privacy in the intents-based architecture. In this conversation, Samuel McCulloch discusses the concept of Miner Extractable Value (MEV) and the need to improve it on a larger scale. He emphasizes the importance of creating systems that prevent MEV to begin with, rather than trying to completely eliminate it. The conversation also highlights the efforts to level the playing field in the Ethereum network, allowing both small and large participants to compete on equal terms. Additionally, the long-term potential of Ethereum, including the transition to proof of stake and the implementation of EIP 1559, is discussed. The conversation concludes with a promotion of RPC-H.
The conversation covers various topics including airdrops, crowded trades, layer 1 and layer 2 solutions, Solana DEXes, perpetual DEXes, and more. The hosts also discuss the possibility of getting tattoos related to crypto protocols. They mention specific projects such as Bear Chain, Sega, Zeta, Grass, Bungee Exchange, Wormhole, and Rainbow Wallet. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the Curve logo and the potential for Curve merchandise.
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