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BREAKING NEWS: CHARLES EXPOSES THE REAL REASON MICROSOFT, IBM & EXXON AREN’T ON BLOCKCHAIN 😱😱😱 Charles Hoskinson reveals why major corporations like Microsoft, IBM, ExxonMobil aren’t fully on blockchain despite 15+ years of experimentation. They did try blockchain. They want the tech. But they can’t risk exposing customer data,...

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There is a new scam going on in this home inspection industry - Large corporations are buying up all the small home inspection companies - They don’t care about making money off inspecting homes, they want the data Why? This is where it gets borderline criminal Home inspections are supposed to be confidential, but what they’re doing is buying all the companies to own the data Then they are going to sell that data to insurance companies and lenders Now with this new information the insurance company finds out, they're going to start charging you $3,000 (or whatever) extra a year to insure that house Here’s what I’ve found Large corporations and private equity firms are aggressively consolidating the home inspection industry primarily by buying inspection software platforms like Spectora, HomeGauge and larger inspection companies A home inspection report contains highly detailed property specific information like roof age and condition, electrical and plumbing issues, foundation problems, HVAC status, environmental hazards This is extremely valuable for: - Insurance companies (risk assessment and underwriting). - Lenders (property valuation and loan risk). - Home warranty providers, contractors, and data brokers Home inspections are supposed to be confidential between the buyer, inspector, and sometimes the real estate parties. However, many inspection software companies’ terms of service allow data aggregation and sharing That’s the loophole they found. That’s the scam

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268,530 views • 2 months ago

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13,309 views • 5 months ago

1/ I’ve known Nick White for nearly 6 years. We met while building Harmony Protocol, he was a cofounder, I led growth. Nick is a genuine builder who cares about pushing crypto forward. We caught up on the pod to talk Celestia 🦣: what it is, why it matters, where it’s going. Summary Peter Abilla interviews Nick White, VP at Celestia Labs, to unpack how Celestia is solving the blockchain scalability problem. They explore the breakthrough of data availability sampling, the shift from monolithic to modular blockchains, and how Celestia fits into the broader Ethereum ecosystem. Nick shares insights on trade-offs in modular design, product market fit, cost advantages, and what’s next for ZKVMs and modular infra. Takeaways • Celestia is redefining how blockchains handle data availability • Blockchain scalability remains a major challenge • Data availability sampling (DAS) is a core innovation • Modular blockchains offer flexibility and specialization • Trade-offs exist between modular and monolithic designs • “Cathedral vs. Bazaar” analogy captures the decentralization shift • Celestia works alongside Ethereum, not against it • Product market fit depends on developer traction and real-world use • Celestia reduces costs and improves reliability • ZKVMs are key to the future of modular blockchain development Timeline (00:00) Introduction to Celestia and its vision (01:00) The scalability challenge in blockchain (06:04) How data availability sampling works (10:10) Comparing monolithic and modular blockchains (14:39) Trade-offs of modular blockchain design (18:21) The Cathedral and Bazaar analogy (22:41) How Celestia fits into the blockchain ecosystem (24:49) What makes Celestia’s architecture unique (26:08) Defining product market fit for Celestia (31:05) Cost savings and performance benefits (35:48) Distribution and growth strategy (40:13) ZKVMs and the modular future (44:36) What’s coming next for Celestia -------- Episode is brought to you by Infinex. Experience crypto designed for humans:
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1/ I’ve known Nick White for nearly 6 years. We met while building Harmony Protocol, he was a cofounder, I led growth. Nick is a genuine builder who cares about pushing crypto forward. We caught up on the pod to talk Celestia 🦣: what it is, why it matters, where it’s going. Summary Peter Abilla interviews Nick White, VP at Celestia Labs, to unpack how Celestia is solving the blockchain scalability problem. They explore the breakthrough of data availability sampling, the shift from monolithic to modular blockchains, and how Celestia fits into the broader Ethereum ecosystem. Nick shares insights on trade-offs in modular design, product market fit, cost advantages, and what’s next for ZKVMs and modular infra. Takeaways • Celestia is redefining how blockchains handle data availability • Blockchain scalability remains a major challenge • Data availability sampling (DAS) is a core innovation • Modular blockchains offer flexibility and specialization • Trade-offs exist between modular and monolithic designs • “Cathedral vs. Bazaar” analogy captures the decentralization shift • Celestia works alongside Ethereum, not against it • Product market fit depends on developer traction and real-world use • Celestia reduces costs and improves reliability • ZKVMs are key to the future of modular blockchain development Timeline (00:00) Introduction to Celestia and its vision (01:00) The scalability challenge in blockchain (06:04) How data availability sampling works (10:10) Comparing monolithic and modular blockchains (14:39) Trade-offs of modular blockchain design (18:21) The Cathedral and Bazaar analogy (22:41) How Celestia fits into the blockchain ecosystem (24:49) What makes Celestia’s architecture unique (26:08) Defining product market fit for Celestia (31:05) Cost savings and performance benefits (35:48) Distribution and growth strategy (40:13) ZKVMs and the modular future (44:36) What’s coming next for Celestia -------- Episode is brought to you by Infinex. Experience crypto designed for humans:

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