The Conflicts of Interest in Crypto | Roundup
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Jim: The most important thing about conflicts of interest is that it doesn't perceived conflicts of interest and actual conflicts of interest are the same thing. It doesn't matter. If I think you're conflicted, you can't change my mind whether or not you accepted the bribe or whatever you wanna call it.
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Mike: Alright, everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Bell Curve. Before we jump in, quick disclaimer. The views expressed by my co host today are their personal views, and they do not represent the views of any organization with which the co hosts are associated with. Nothing in the episode is construed or relied upon as financial, technical, tax, legal, or other advice.
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Mike: Hey, everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Bell Curve. In today's episode, I've got Jim Perillo of Figment Cap, friend of the pod, subbing in for the framework lads. This was a great episode. We spent a lot of time recapping SBC from Jim's perspective.
We spent some times on the, some time on the apps versus infra meta, and we talked a little bit about prediction markets and Futarchy. So that was very interesting. And then we spent basically the entire last half of the podcast talking about the Eigenlayer airdrop, saga, which CoinDesk reported on earlier this morning. And at the time of recording, all we had was the CoinDesk perspective to go off. And just for the sake of fairness and reporting the entire story, I can the Eigenlayer team launched a blog.
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