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Welcome to the Building Web3 Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Web3, Solana, and the exciting innovations happening in restaking and decentralized finance (DeFi). Host Jax Dwyer sits down with a core contributor at Solayer, a leading restaking protocol, to explore how Solayer is revolutionizing blockchain infrastructure and enabling the seamless integration of real-world assets (RWAs) on Solana.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Rachel and Solayer
02:56 Understanding Restaking and Its Importance
05:52 The Role of Solana and L2s
09:09 Exploring Real World Assets and sUSD
11:59 User Experience in Restaking
15:10 Differentiation in the Restaking Space
17:52 Future Opportunities in Crypto and Beyond
21:06 Upcoming Milestones and Closing Thoughts
Our guest shares insights from working on groundbreaking projects like Sushi, one of the largest decentralized exchanges (DEXs) on Ethereum, and their journey to Solayer. With a strong background in DeFi and blockchain research, they offer valuable insights into how restaking is shaping the future of the Solana ecosystem, introducing new opportunities for scalability, security, and real-world adoption.
Key topics include:
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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In this insightful episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer sits down with Eitan, the CEO and co-founder of Kima, a groundbreaking platform that’s reshaping the future of Web3, cryptocurrency, and blockchain interoperability. Eitan shares his personal journey into the world of cryptocurrency, starting with the discovery of the Nakamoto White Paper, which inspired him to explore the vast potential of digital assets and decentralized technologies.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Web3 and Personal Journey
01:52 Kima's Mission: Enhancing User Experience and Security
04:59 Understanding Kima's Transaction Process
09:00 Challenges in Building Cross-Chain Interoperability
10:57 Advice for Founders on Remote Team Management
13:53 Technical Foundations and Innovations of Kima
15:03 Cross-Chain Liquidity Management and Capital Efficiency
18:07 Future Vision: Bridging Traditional Finance and Crypto
20:02 Partnerships and Real-World Applications of Kima
24:05 Community Engagement and Future Developments
Kima is on a mission to solve two major pain points in the blockchain and DeFi ecosystem: security and user experience. In this episode, Eitan explains how Kima is addressing these challenges through innovative solutions that simplify liquidity management and enable seamless cross-chain transactions. Learn how Kima’s Liquidity Cloud aggregates liquidity across multiple blockchains and financial systems, making it easier to transfer assets between disparate ecosystems. This groundbreaking feature allows transactions to be settled across both cryptocurrency wallets and traditional bank accounts, enhancing capital efficiency in DeFi.
Eitan also dives deep into the complexities of creating a user-friendly and secure experience for both developers and end-users. He highlights how Kima’s interoperability removes the barriers between fiat and digital currencies, allowing users to seamlessly transfer funds between blockchain wallets and traditional banking systems. With a mission to unify the fragmented financial ecosystem, Kima is playing a pivotal role in bridging the gap between DeFi and traditional financial institutions.
Eitan discusses some of the most significant challenges Kima has faced, from hiring the right talent for their remote teams to building a strong company culture in a distributed environment. He shares valuable advice for other Web3 founders on managing globally dispersed teams and how to foster a collaborative, enthusiastic culture that drives innovation in the fast-growing cryptocurrency and blockchain space.
As the discussion unfolds, Eitan reveals Kima’s ambitious plans for the future. From enabling real-world asset (RWA) transactions with a decentralized escrow solution to collaborating with card issuers for hybrid crypto-fiat payment systems, Kima is set to revolutionize how DeFi and financial technology interact with the traditional financial world. The company’s vision is to remove the silos between digital assets and fiat, making it possible for users to pay for services like Netflix with stablecoins, while merchants seamlessly receive fiat in return.
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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We discuss M0, which aims to create a new monetary system that avoids the pitfalls of traditional finance. The conversation covers the mission of M0, the unique transaction lifecycle, challenges to traditional stablecoin models, revenue sharing with market makers, the security of real-world asset backing, current adoption, and the challenges faced in growing the company.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Oliver and M0
03:21 The Mission and Vision of M0
09:44 Understanding the Transaction Lifecycle
13:14 Challenging Traditional Stablecoin Models
17:37 Revenue Sharing and Market Maker Dynamics
20:39 Real World Asset Backing and Security
24:08 Current Adoption and Market Response
25:48 Challenges in Growth and Development
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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In this episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, we sit down with Jonathan Schemoul, founder of Aleph.im and LibertAI, to explore the future of decentralization in blockchain, cloud computing, and AI. Jonathan shares insights into the mission of Aleph.im to create a decentralized cloud for Web3 projects, including decentralized applications (dApps), NFTs, and gaming.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Jonathan Schemoul and His Background
03:02 Decentralization and the Mission of aleph.im
05:56 Differentiation in Decentralized Solutions
08:54 Integrating with Aleph.im for Decentralized Apps
12:06 The Importance of Decentralized AI
14:53 Scaling Projects in Gaming and DeFi
17:57 Upcoming Milestones and Future Developments
21:11 Connecting with Aleph .in and LibertAI
We discuss how Aleph.im provides a fully decentralized solution for storage and compute, enabling projects to build on blockchain with the ease of centralized providers like AWS. Jonathan also introduces LibertAI, a decentralized AI platform offering secure, private AI workloads and API endpoints. We cover topics such as the use of Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) for confidential computing and how LibertAI competes with centralized AI services by ensuring user data privacy.
Key topics include:
Decentralized cloud computing through Aleph .im and 26 Cloud for Web3 projects.
The importance of decentralization for AI with LibertAI, enabling secure and private data usage.
The future of gaming, NFTs, and AI in a Web3 ecosystem, with examples from Ubisoft.
Upcoming milestones for Aleph.im, including confidential virtual machines, GPU support, and blockchain integration with Solana.
decentralization, Aleph.im, LibertAI, blockchain, cloud computing, decentralized applications, dApps, Web3, AI, NFTs, gaming, decentralized cloud, trusted execution environments, TEE, confidential computing, decentralized AI, private AI workloads, NFT metadata, decentralized storage, serverless virtual machines, 26 Cloud, GPU support, Solana, Ubisoft, decentralized gaming, blockchain integration, decentralized Web3, blockchain infrastructure, decentralized compute, AI privacy, decentralized ecosystem
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
In this insightful episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer sits down with Calanthia, co-founder of Masa, to explore the cutting-edge intersection of decentralized AI, fair AI, and the emerging role of AI agents in reshaping the future of Web3 and the AI development landscape. If you're passionate about how AI is evolving or curious about the potential of decentralized solutions, this episode is a must-watch.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Kalinthia and Masa
01:25 The Mission of Masa: Fair AI for All
03:45 Addressing Data Bottlenecks in AI Development
07:03 The Importance of Decentralization in AI
08:41 The Future of Decentralized AI
11:45 The Flow of Data: How Masa Works
13:53 User Adoption and Target Audience of Masa
14:42 Understanding AI Agents and Their Use Cases
16:31 The Future of Work in an AI-Driven World
18:08 Navigating the Regulatory Landscape for AI
19:29 Feedback and Adaptation in Masa's Development
21:01 Advice for Founders in the Web3 Space
Calanthia shares her unique journey from Wall Street and fintech to co-founding Masa, a pioneering company focused on building a fairer AI ecosystem through decentralized technology. Masa's mission—fair AI powered by the people—aims to disrupt the traditional centralized AI model by providing high-quality data access to developers and ensuring that contributors are fairly compensated for their data and resources.
Key Discussion Points:
Decentralized AI & Data Access: Learn how Masa provides affordable, real-time access to high-quality data that is essential for training AI models and developing AI agents. Discover how developers can utilize this data, whether they’re from Web2 or Web3 backgrounds, through Masa’s API, SDK, or by running a Masa node.
Fair AI & Compensation: Masa’s mission is to build a decentralized AI ecosystem where contributors—whether providing data or bandwidth—are fairly compensated. This vision contrasts sharply with the centralized AI platforms, which often fail to reward the individuals whose data they rely on for training AI models.
Regulatory Landscape: As AI development accelerates, governments and regulatory bodies are beginning to impose restrictions and regulations on the use of AI and data. Calanthia shares her views on how regulation can balance AI innovation and safety without stifling growth, drawing on examples from California and Singapore.
Future of Work with AI Agents: The rise of AI agents is changing the way people work and live. According to Calanthia, the future will see every individual having their own AI agent, a digital counterpart that understands and acts on their behalf. From KOL AI agents to Sam Altman AI replicas, this technology is rapidly advancing, and Masa is at the forefront of making this accessible to developers worldwide.
Decentralized AI Stack: Calanthia breaks down the future of decentralized AI into four major components: decentralized compute, decentralized inference, decentralized data (Masa’s focus), and decentralized applications. Each layer is vital for the development of robust AI solutions, and Masa plays a pivotal role in ensuring that data—the most critical element of AI training—is both high-quality and accessible.
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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In this in-depth episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer sits down with Leeor, the Head of Growth at StackingDAO, to explore the rapidly evolving world of Bitcoin, DeFi, and Web3. Together, they uncover how Stacks is transforming the Bitcoin blockchain by adding critical layers of functionality, enhancing its speed, and creating new opportunities through Liquid Staking and DeFi.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Bitcoin Ecosystem
01:59 The Bitcoin Renaissance and Its Utility
05:00 Innovations in Stacks and StackingDAO
10:10 Understanding Stacks' Unique Mechanism
11:48 DeFi Opportunities in the Stacks Ecosystem
18:06 Growth Strategies and Community Engagement
25:02 Future Developments in Stacks and StackingDAO
30:08 The Need for Decentralized Stablecoins
Stacks has been a game-changer for the Bitcoin ecosystem, making it one of the first Bitcoin L2s (Layer 2 protocols) that introduces new ways to interact with Bitcoin without altering its core technology. Learn how the Nakamoto Upgrade is set to revolutionize Stacks, reducing transaction times from tens of minutes to just seconds, and paving the way for faster and more efficient use cases for DeFi applications and Bitcoin transactions.
StackingDAO plays a crucial role in this ecosystem, offering a liquid staking platform that simplifies earning rewards on Stacks tokens (STX) with STSTX, their liquid staking token. Leeor explains how users can stake their STX tokens to earn rewards in Bitcoin, with an average yield of 9% APY. We discuss the innovative proof of transfer consensus mechanism that powers this system, making it easier for users to get the most out of their Bitcoin investments.
This episode also takes a closer look at how the DeFi ecosystem within Stacks is growing rapidly, driven by new decentralized apps (DApps) like Zest, Arcadeco, and Bitflow, where users can lend, borrow, and generate yield. If you’re a developer or crypto enthusiast looking to understand how Stacks is building on Bitcoin, this is a must-watch conversation.
Key Highlights:
Bitcoin Utility: How Stacks is adding functionality to Bitcoin, bringing a new Renaissance to the most dominant crypto asset.
Nakamoto Upgrade: Speeding up Bitcoin transactions from minutes to seconds, transforming the user experience for builders and DeFi users alike.
Liquid Staking with StackingDAO: A detailed look at how liquid staking works, how to earn Bitcoin rewards, and why STSTX is one of the best ways to go long on Stacks.
DeFi Growth: Learn about the new DeFi applications emerging in the Stacks ecosystem and how StackingDAO is fueling growth by unlocking more liquidity.
Bitcoin-Backed Stablecoins: The future of decentralized stablecoins backed by Bitcoin, and the need for a more decentralized financial system.
Decentralized Finance (DeFi): How decentralized platforms and liquid staking tokens are creating more yield opportunities, enhancing Bitcoin’s usability in the Web3 space.
Sustainability in Bitcoin: How L2 technologies are essential for increasing
Bitcoin block space demand, driving up transaction fees, and ensuring Bitcoin’s long-term sustainability.
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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In this insightful episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer sits down with Fran Algaba, the visionary founder of Giza, to explore how Decentralized AI is transforming the DeFi ecosystem. As decentralized finance continues to grow across multiple blockchain networks, managing liquidity and optimizing portfolio strategies has become increasingly complex. Giza's AI agents are designed to simplify this process, bringing automation and trust minimization to the forefront of crypto innovation.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Decentralized AI and Giza
03:02 The Role of AI Agents in DeFi
05:48 User Experience and Trust in AI Agents
08:48 Building the AI Agent Infrastructure
11:52 Vision for the Future of DeFi and AI
14:54 Opportunities for Builders in AI and DeFi
18:12 Challenges and Upcoming Milestones
Fran Algaba shares his journey into the world of blockchain and AI, from leading AI projects at Adidas to building production-grade AI systems in major European banks. In 2019, Fran shifted his focus to crypto, where he realized the untapped potential of DeFi. This led to the creation of Giza, a platform that automates liquidity management and empowers users to take full control of their assets without compromising security. At the core of Giza’s innovation are AI agents, which seamlessly integrate into the DeFi landscape to help users optimize investments, manage risks, and automate complex financial operations.
Fran also discusses the challenges of building AI agents in the blockchain space, including the complexities of integrating with various DeFi protocols and ensuring user trust. He shares insights into Giza’s technology stack, including how they are using smart contracts, verifiable proofs, and on-chain infrastructure to create a seamless and secure environment for users. The Giza platform allows users to connect their wallets, set predefined strategies, and let AI agents handle the rest—whether it’s allocating liquidity across Uniswap, Aave, or other DeFi platforms.
Upcoming Developments:
Giza is on the cusp of launching its first set of AI agents by the end of October, in partnership with a major player in the DeFi space. This collaboration will mark a significant milestone in Giza’s journey, bringing these cutting-edge tools to a broader audience. Additionally, Fran reveals that by the end of the year, Giza plans to release its SDK, allowing developers to build custom AI agents and contribute to the ecosystem’s growth.
Decentralized AI, Giza, AI agents, DeFi, liquidity management, trust minimization, blockchain, portfolio automation, crypto innovation, smart contracts, personalized finance, decentralized finance, AI-powered crypto, DeFi protocols, crypto security, automated investing, crypto portfolio rebalancing, decentralized training, verifiable proofs, self-custody, user experience, Web3, multi-chain integration, crypto investing automation.
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
In this thought-provoking episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, host Jax Dwyer is joined by Wormhole, the founder of Llama Risk, to delve into the complex and critical world of risk management in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) and DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations). With years of experience in crypto and decentralized protocols, Wormhole shares the story behind Llama Risk and how his team provides essential risk assessment services for some of the most prominent DeFi projects in the space, including Curve Finance and Aave.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Llama Risk and Wormhole's Journey
04:02 The Evolution of DeFi and DAO Engagement
11:54 Understanding Risks in DeFi: The Role of Llama Risk
14:54 Analyzing New Protocols: Risk Assessment Strategies
22:00 Navigating Regulatory Risks: The Case of WBTC
34:05 Conclusion and Future Directions for Llama Risk
Llama Risk, a non-profit, community-led organization, specializes in evaluating the various risks associated with DeFi protocols, stablecoins, and pegged assets. In this episode, Wormhole explains how the company identifies and mitigates potential dangers across three key risk pillars: technology risks, counterparty risks, and market risks. Whether you're involved in DAOs or developing your own DeFi project, you'll gain invaluable insights into how these risks can affect both protocols and users.
Key discussion points in this episode include:
Llama Risk’s mission: How the company is elevating the standards for DeFi risk management, working with protocols like Curve, Aave, and Prisma Finance to ensure transparency, security, and informed governance decisions.
The growth of DeFi and how DAO-based governance systems are evolving, especially as tokenomic models like VTokenomics become more popular and complex.
The emergence of bribe markets within DeFi governance and the impact on decision-making processes. Wormhole shares real-world examples, including a governance crisis within Curve Finance involving a malicious actor attempting a takeover through inflated stablecoin minting.
How Llama Risk provided critical analysis and due diligence to help protect users from the fallout of such governance issues, offering lessons in how communities can better manage future risks.
Llama Risk, DeFi, DAO, Risk Management, Wormhole, Cryptocurrency, Governance, WBTC, Wrapped Bitcoin, BitGo, Regulatory Risks, Curve Finance, Aave, Wrapped Bitcoin, Bribe Markets, Tokenomics, Justin Sun, Due Diligence, Stablecoins, Pegged Assets, Counterparty Risks, Technology Risks, Market Risks, Liquidity Risks, Decentralized Finance, Proof of Reserve, BitGlobal, Transparency in DeFi, Asset Onboarding, Custodial Services, Web3
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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In this episode of the Building Web3 Podcast, Jax Dwyer sits down with Kelsey McGuire, Chief Growth Officer at Shardeum, to explore the ins and outs of marketing a successful Web3 project. Discover key insights on Web3 marketing, community building, authenticity, and maintaining transparency while scaling a Layer 1 blockchain (L1) like Shardeum. Kelsey shares valuable lessons from her experience with companies like Consensus and CoinFund, discussing the importance of outreach, engaging digital channels, and setting realistic expectations for your audience.
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Chapters
00:00 Authenticity and Realistic Expectations in Web3 Marketing
03:06 Lessons from Prestigious Companies
06:11 The Importance of Community Engagement
08:55 Growing a Global Community
12:04 Utilizing Multiple Marketing Channels
14:54 Creative Strategies for Differentiation
18:04 Navigating Marketing Challenges in Web3
20:46 Overrated or Underrated: Marketing Channels
24:04 The Future of Web3 Marketing
27:08 Skills for Success in Web3 Marketing
29:54 Opportunities for Innovation in Web3 Marketing
33:12 Connecting with the Community
35:54 Final Thoughts and Resources
You'll also learn how Shardeum is differentiating itself in the competitive Layer 1 (L1) landscape by focusing on community-first approaches, low gas fees, and dynamic state sharding. Whether you’re a Web3 marketer, blockchain developer, or crypto enthusiast, this conversation offers actionable strategies for boosting brand engagement, navigating regulatory compliance, and building trust through transparency.
Key Topics:
Web3 Marketing Strategies
Community Building in Blockchain Projects
Outreach and Digital Channels for Web3 Growth
Overview of Shardeum's Layer 1 Blockchain
Authenticity and Transparency in Web3 Community Engagement
Global Brand Engagement and Scalability in Blockchain
Understanding Shardeum, Layer 1, and Scalability Solutions
Using Community-first Approaches and Events for Growth
If you’re interested in how to market and scale a blockchain project, this episode is packed with expert advice and practical tips. Subscribe for more insights on Web3 marketing, crypto community growth, and scaling projects in the decentralized ecosystem!
Keywords: Web3, marketing, community building, authenticity, transparency, digital channels, Shardeum, Layer 1, blockchain, scalability, low gas fees, dynamic state sharding, crypto, crypto marketing, outreach, decentralization, brand engagement, blockchain developer, Web3 marketer, Web3 growth, regulatory compliance, crypto community, community-first approaches, Layer 1 blockchain, crypto scalability, marketing strategy, Web3 ecosystem, crypto growth
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Welcome to an exciting deep dive into the world of Superposition, the next-generation blockchain that rewards users for every transaction. Whether you're minting NFTs, swapping tokens, or deploying smart contracts, Superposition ensures that both users and developers get paid to interact with the blockchain.
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Chapter
0:00 Introduction
0:48 - How Superposition Pays Users for Every Transaction
4:46 - How Users Earn Active and Passive Yield on Superposition
9:30 - Charity and Social Impact: How Testnet Tokens Support Real-World Charities
12:03 - Developer Opportunities: What Builders Can Expect on Superposition
20:24 - Incentive Structures for Big Protocols and Small Developers
31:15 - Conclusion and Where to Find Superposition Online
In this episode, we sit down with Alex, CTO and Co-founder of Superposition, and Ivan, Head of Product, to discuss the cutting-edge features of this blockchain and its upcoming testnet launch. Discover how Superposition is reimagining DeFi, solving liquidity problems, and creating new opportunities for developers and users alike.
We explore their vision of creating a "growth-native chain" by incorporating DeFi Primitives directly into the blockchain layer, all while utilizing Arbitrum Stylus for unmatched efficiency. Developers can now build with Rust, C++, and other languages to create seamless dApps that benefit from low gas fees and high transaction throughput.
Product Roadmap and Future Features:
Mainnet Launch: Get ready for Superposition’s official mainnet launch, with all testnet applications, like Purrstream, Longtail, and Web3 Heroes, migrating to the new chain.
Active and Passive Yield: Users will be able to earn both active and passive yield seamlessly as they interact with the blockchain.
Oracle-Free Prediction Markets: Superposition will introduce a groundbreaking Oracle-free prediction market, allowing users to participate without relying on external data feeds.
Liquidity Hub and Aggregator: Superposition’s liquidity aggregator will simplify the process for protocols to tap into existing liquidity, lowering barriers for developers to launch their dApps.
Grants and Developer Incentives: Whether you're a big protocol or a new developer, Superposition provides grants and technical support to help you deploy and succeed on the blockchain.
Superposition blockchain, DeFi primitives, Arbitrum Stylus, Web3 blockchain, crypto rewards, blockchain testnet, Solana Rust developers, Oracle-free prediction markets, NFT domains, liquidity aggregator, smart contract rewards, blockchain ecosystem, passive income crypto, Web3 development, longtail AMM, NFT testnet, blockchain transaction yield, low gas blockchain, crypto liquidity, Superposition mainnet, Web3 Heroes, third web integration, crypto charity, decentralized finance, dApp developers
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Disclaimer: Nothing said on Building Web3 is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Jax, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.
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