Uneasy Money: Is Jupiter Incompetent or Evil? And Is Hyperliquid's ADL Flawed? - Ep. 976
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Thing is just lending's where everyone's blown up in the past. That seems to be, like, nine out of the 10 blowups come from Yeah. Some sort of lending mechanism. That's the one place in crypto I'd be afraid to build.
Obviously, people should have business models so that they can build, like, sustainable business and create new value.
Ethereum Foundation says that you're calling today.
Know. This is super controversial at Ethereum, by the way. Like, we shouldn't have business models.
Unfortunately, in crypto, once you have a token, price becomes like the only signal of success. Right? You can release a feature. If the if Bitcoin randomly dropped 10% that day, it's suddenly a bad feature. Hey, everyone. I'm Ken Warrick, and welcome to the fifth episode of Uneasy Money because what happens on chain never stays on chain. I'm here with Luca Net, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, and Taylor Monahan Security at MetaMask. Hey, Luca and Tay. Before we begin, here's a word from the sponsors that make the show possible.
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One quick thing before we start, nothing you hear on Uneasy Money is financial advice. We're just three builders talking about what's happening on chain, and we want you to always do your own research before aping in. You can find all our disclosures at unchainedcrypto.com/uneasymoney. Alright, guys. Let's get into it. It's been a very busy week this week. I think the first thing that we're gonna talk about is a little bit of Solana warfare between Solana DeFi teams, Camino and Jupiter. So Jupiter Lend is a lending protocol within the Jupiter ecosystem. Jupiter started off as, I guess, a DEX a
There's no option three. I mean, always go with incompetence because I'm actually eternally optimistic, even as angry as I am at the world in general. I'm still yeah. I'll always go the incompetent route, but I think there's probably something else going on.
Like, is that is that the cynicism? You say optimism. I say cynicism. Right? Like,
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