Why Crypto Still Struggles to Capture the Value It Creates | Roundup
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You are seeing this trend in crypto right now at the open source layer, at, you know, at the credibly neutral layer of actually making certain parts of that more closed source over time to capture more and more value. And I I would make the argument that Ethereum actually is still potentially the only one with the north star to be a purely open source.
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