Early stage startup investing with SAFEs or even equity is speculative but shares are always non-tradable to begin with. Benefits: team can focus more on product. What if more ICOs and crowdfunds started with non-tradable tokens, and an option to make them tradable later?
There's no tech company in existence today which doesn't use technology specifically & intentionally created by the United States government funded via taxes.
If you are addicted to twitter & you didnt make at least mid 5-figs on infofi doing 0 work this past year then you should delete all social media immediately and try to heal your broken brain.
Core devs have thrown out EIP-7907. it would have greatly increased Ethereums contract size limit through a metering system. Instead, EIP-7954 is now proposed for Glamsterdam inclusion which sets the limit to 32kb, a 33% increase. Not as much as I was hoping, but a GREAT step!
Core devs have thrown out EIP-7907. it would have greatly increased Ethereums contract size limit through a metering system. Instead, EIP-7954 is now proposed for Glamsterdam inclusion which sets the limit to 32kb, a 25% increase. Not as much as I was hoping, but a GREAT step!
The GDP of @OldSchoolRS is roughly $26M USD, based on last weeks top 100 items trading on the Grand Exchange Roughly 1 / 2,000th the GDP of the US state of Wyoming.
It's more and more appealing to do everything (landing page, app, docs, internal apps) in a single mono repo so I dont have to switch AI context when coding with Cursor.
What's more valuable? A protocol that is 25% owned by VCs, with $100m tvl, but $95m is rented from market makers who are secretly being paid 15% apy under the table Or A protocol with $5m tvl, 0% VC ownership, $0 rented tvl, and $0 upkeep costs?