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I think the Ethereum community is actually extremely brilliant. I think the hard part that they're going against is they're trying to fight physics, in my mind, which I think is a losing battle, where if you're prioritizing these stakers that only have a certain amount of compute capacity or have a certain amount of bandwidth capacity, and the entire system is bottlenecked because you're designing the constraints about around these relatively limited actors within the system, I just don't think that is the correct thing to optimize for.
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Jastrzemski. Jastrzemski. The American version. The
American version. Yeah. Logan's been on the pod before. I think people have probably heard the story, but I just have a ridiculous amount of respect for Logan. We met when he was running around with a 30 pound backpack on his back, trying
to that. Yeah.
And still do that. Yeah. Trying to get jobs and recording podcasts and flying all over the place recording podcasts and, didn't end up getting a job. And so he did what any sane person does is he launched a fund, and bet on himself, and, it it it ended up working out. And the reason it ended up working out is because he is incredibly intelligent and had a really unique thesis at the time, which I think can be, categorized by, you know, bandwidth and throughput increases over time and compute increases over time, and you should bet on the blockchains that are optimizing for this. So I don't kno
Thank you so much, Gianna, and really appreciate the kind introduction. It's it has been a long journey. I think, I'm just appreciative to be here. And I think more so than anything, maybe we can touch upon this throughout the podcast, is there's been a lot of things that often change within the industry, and I I think you can actually make a lot of money about front running a lot of these narratives. I think for frictionless, you know, what I've tried to think about are are the things that are not going to change, because those are a little bit more easier to reason about it. I think that Jef
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