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Prediction markets can't agree on the truth
Why I think the prediction market landscape will be fragmented
May 27
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Can horizontal scaling get us closer to AGI?
Lossiness in LLM seems to be fundamental: no single model can memorize the entire internet with perfect precision. Making a model larger improves…
May 15
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What MonadBFT means for developers and users (pt.2)
In Part 1, we examined how classic PBFT consensus works and how earlier versions of HotStuff operate.
May 4
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What MonadBFT means for developers and users (pt.2)
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The What, Why and How of MonadBFT (pt. 1)
Blockchain enforces strict global consensus, which means everyone running the network, anywhere in the world, agrees on the same set of objective…
May 4
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The What, Why and How of MonadBFT (pt. 1)
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April 2025
Can Kaito 'Yaps' avoid the curse of Goodhart’s law?
"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure" - Charles Goodhart
Apr 30
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Can Kaito 'Yaps' avoid the curse of Goodhart’s law?
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January 2025
‘Wisdom of crowds’ or ‘collective delusion’: when prediction markets fail
Prediction markets are having their moment.
Jan 9
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December 2024
#55 - Why Crypto Matters: Control, Liberation, Expansion
Rethinking crypto as an institutional innovation driving trust, reducing costs, and shaping new forms of economic coordination
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Dec 3, 2024
April 2024
M^0 = 1 = Singleness | Making interoperable dollar onchain
I was excited to learn that Luca Prosperi, the author of Dirt Roads — a blog I greatly admire — is working on a new project called M^ZERO Protocol…
Apr 22, 2024
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M^0 = 1 = Singleness | Making interoperable dollar onchain
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March 2024
Will stablecoins become the largest holders of US treasuries?
Two weeks ago Fred Erhsam posted the question “Will stablecoins become the largest holders of US treasuries?” on Farcaster through Bountycaster. I’m…
Mar 26, 2024
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December 2023
Axelar - The dark horse of the interchain race
Why is Axelar best positioned to capture value in a modular interoperability stack, and how can the Axelar Virtual Machine unlock an interchain future?
Dec 30, 2023
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Axelar - The dark horse of the interchain race
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November 2023
Winning the wallet war: 3 essential frameworks for builders and investors
As the competition heats up, which web3 wallet stands tall? Three frameworks to assess the landscape.
Nov 8, 2023
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Winning the wallet war: 3 essential frameworks for builders and investors
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May 2023
#13 - Ambition Made to Counteract Ambition: DAO Governance and Bicameralism
Lido's dual governance proposal and what DAOs can learn from constitutional engineering. Volume 2, Article No. 3.
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May 18, 2023
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