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guy who tweets about NYC being the capital of crypto but then ships an app on MegaETH and votes for Zohran.
Top 3 trends I'm seeing in the @Solana startup ecosystem right now (mostly based on evaluating projects in the recent @colosseum breakout hackathon):
1. Derivations on prediction markets that close the gap on UX, liquidity per market, and types of markets you can create.
2. Privacy-focused trading, payments, and data that bring back crypto's original ethos.
3. Internet capital markets, but for real. A handful of founders are building protocols and apps that will actually tie business cash flows back to their tokens.
1. Derivations on prediction markets that close the gap on UX, liquidity per market, and types of markets you can create.
2. Privacy-focused trading, payments, and data that bring back crypto's original ethos.
3. Internet capital markets, but for real. A handful of founders are building protocols and apps that will actually tie business cash flows back to their tokens.
oh you work at Coinbase?
you mean Cursor for KYC leaks?
you mean Cursor for KYC leaks?
The delta between the voracious interest in prediction market outcomes and the lack of trading in prediction markets is where the opportunity lies for crypto startups.
what if cluely launches a memecoin on believe lmao
When comparing hot trends on CT to recent @colosseum hackathon submissions, I’m always reminded of this Peter Thiel quote:
“The best projects are likely to be overlooked, not trumpeted by a crowd; the best problems to work on are often the ones nobody else even tries to solve.”
“The best projects are likely to be overlooked, not trumpeted by a crowd; the best problems to work on are often the ones nobody else even tries to solve.”
I’m curious, what novel applications are expected to be unlocked by Monad, Berachain, and MegaETH that you can’t currently build on Solana?
I think the lesson for the HackerNews pessimistic doomers was to not fade crypto after @patrickc said “stablecoins are room-temperature superconductors for financial services.”
what if Trump automatically allocates half of each child’s $1,000 investment account into $TRUMP 😂
Crypto product analytics are a mess.
I think we should go back to the days when crypto AI agent platforms used cumulative GitHub stars as an indicator of product-market fit.
I think we should go back to the days when crypto AI agent platforms used cumulative GitHub stars as an indicator of product-market fit.
Ore has one of the most engaged communities in the Solana ecosystem.
Despite extreme price volatility and relentless technical upgrades, the core community has continued to strengthen.
Belief can't be bought, it must be earned. Up.
Despite extreme price volatility and relentless technical upgrades, the core community has continued to strengthen.
Belief can't be bought, it must be earned. Up.
Pump Fun should go public on the NYSE and Circle should launch a coin through Pump Fun.
There is an entire generation of crypto investors and builders that believe DeFi Llama and Token Terminal are accurate data sources lol
A provision in the Genius Act running through congress rn bans yield-bearing stablecoins in the USA.
This will continue to entrench US banks (who will not pass on the yield to customers), Circle (who also will not pass on the yield), and asset managers who will offer the yield only to other institutions + high net worth clients.
Also, citizens of other countries will inevitably get access to the coming proliferation of yield-bearing stablecoins.
So basically the average American gets screwed. Checks out.
This will continue to entrench US banks (who will not pass on the yield to customers), Circle (who also will not pass on the yield), and asset managers who will offer the yield only to other institutions + high net worth clients.
Also, citizens of other countries will inevitably get access to the coming proliferation of yield-bearing stablecoins.
So basically the average American gets screwed. Checks out.
One of the more inspirational aspects of working/investing in crypto (and something that most don't see) is reviewing @Solana hackathon submissions.
I've been doing this for 5 years now, and it hits me every time. Thousands of builders globally — sharing their visions for what production crypto can be and how this technology can actually reshape the global financial system. No price charts, no empty hype. Pure optimistic belief in their products.
I see it clearly every time in the video pitches — Stanford students building from dorm rooms, new grads at Wall Street firms hacking in their tiny NYC apartments, really talented devs coding late into the night in Bangalore, etc.
If you’re not watching these submissions, it’s hard to grasp just how much talent is pouring into the ecosystem right now.
It’s truly a privilege to be reviewing all of these product submissions and seeing the future of crypto being built in real time.
I've been doing this for 5 years now, and it hits me every time. Thousands of builders globally — sharing their visions for what production crypto can be and how this technology can actually reshape the global financial system. No price charts, no empty hype. Pure optimistic belief in their products.
I see it clearly every time in the video pitches — Stanford students building from dorm rooms, new grads at Wall Street firms hacking in their tiny NYC apartments, really talented devs coding late into the night in Bangalore, etc.
If you’re not watching these submissions, it’s hard to grasp just how much talent is pouring into the ecosystem right now.
It’s truly a privilege to be reviewing all of these product submissions and seeing the future of crypto being built in real time.
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