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Someone's on the other side of this making money. And so you have to make a decision between whether or not you, you know, want your venue to be perfectly efficient or whether you're willing to take some risk to, you know, tamp down the volatility a little bit when it comes to liquidations. And it seems like Hyperliquid is saying, like, too bad, so sad. We're not doing that. Hey, everyone. I'm Kane Warwick, and welcome to the second episode of Uneasy Money because what happens on chain never stays on chain. This is a show where we dig into what's really happening on chain, the experiments, the
Hey. Hey. Hanging in there.
I wonder if we're gonna do that in the intro, which episode it is every time. This is episode 386.
At some point, we're just
going forget to update it, though. Yeah. We have like four fourth episodes.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. So let's talk ICOs quickly. So we've had a very interesting few weeks for ICOs. The ICO meta is back. I think there, you know, we had the Mega ETH ICO, which we talked about last week. This week, Monad and Aztec are doing ICOs, on different platforms. So, Mega ETH was on the Sonar platform. Monad is on the new Coinbase platform, which you could be forgiven for being confused about because Coinbase also bought Sonar, but this is on a different platform that Coinbase built independently. It took me a couple days to unpack that one myself. And then Aztec is running their o
Super bullish on the ICO meta because I think this idea of not putting your money where your mouth is and expecting huge upside, I think, is a fallacy that I think Web three ran with that I think was not healthy. So I do like this idea of ICOs in general. I like the idea that Coinbase is doing it because you kind of have that, you know, Legion and Coinlist and others have been doing it for a while. But Coinbase doing it feels like you're safe and that you're not gonna get, like, popped four years from now or two years from now for doing it. Feels like, dude, it's publicly traded $100,000,000,0
Well, at least at least if, you know, Gensler v two comes, after someone, they'll come off to Coinbase. Right? They're probably not gonna come off to you, personally. So, you know, it's a bit of cover fire, I guess.
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