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Coinbase's IPO market the BTC local top on April 14, 2021.
$BTC then dropped 54% in three months, later pumping about 130%.
I'm unsure if I want $CRCL to repeat this pattern.

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Current crypto use cases: - Speculation - Self-Custody - Smart Contracts - Stablecoins - Quick Fundraising & Market Exit vs. IPO - Bitcoin: Non-Sovereign, Borderless Store of Value Huge potential use cases: - Privacy - Authenticity (Crucial in the Age of AI) - Truly Global, Cheap, & Fast Payments (Already Starting) - Micropayments - Decentralized Identity & Reputation (Early Stages) - Efficient, Global RWA Trading & Settlement (Starting)

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USD1 by Trump's WLF is the fastest growing stablecoin. At the top 5, USD1 overtook FDUSD and PayPal's USD. Interestingly, of its $2.15B supply, $2B comes from an investment by MGX, an Abu Dhabi-state-backed company, into Binance, which used USD1 for the transaction. In essence, Binance -owns- $2b of USD1, linking it closely with WLF. There's little discussion on the implications this has for crypto. The real challenge is to keep growing. We need to see use cases built for USD1. Or maybe the real use case and source for growth is its connections with Trump, leading crypto businesses to adopt it for preferential treatment from the Trump admin.

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What are your top three airdrop farming or new protocol alpha-sharing accounts? It's becoming more difficult to judge what's worth our time and what's not.

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I'm not buying the need for specialized RWA L1s vs Ethereum/Solana. Native KYC and AML for compliance can be app-level solutions vs. enshrined on the L1. Base also launched Verified Pools for institutional KYC/AML standards - no need for a separate chain. Maybe those RWA L1s introduce censorship features in case regulators require to block bad actors? But this is already done via ERC20 blacklist feature for USDC/USDT. What's the real value proposition for RWA L1s?

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I'm not buying the need for specialized RWA L1s vs Ethereum/Solana. Native KYC and AML for compliance can be app-level solutions vs. enshrined onchain. Base also launched Verified Pools for institutional KYC/AML standards - no need for a separate chain. Maybe those RWA L1s introduce censorship features in case regulators require to block bad actors? But this is already done via ERC20 blacklist feature for USDC/USDT. What's the real value proposition for RWA L1s?

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