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John Wall – 2017 ECFR vs Hawks 29.5 PPG 4 RPG 10 APG 1.7 SPG 52/47/84 splits 4-2 W/L I’ll never let y’all forget how cold J-Wall was

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Kobe Carried Shaq To 4 Finals 🐐👑 4 Finals Playoff Runs — Shaq ⛽️— KoGOAT🐐— 2208 ✅ PTS Scored ❌1981 462 ❌ PTS Assisted ✅ 804 2670 ❌ Total ✅ 2785 32% ❌ Total % ✅34% 1999-2004 Playoffs : 91 GMS 27 ✅ PPG ❌ 26 14.2 ✅ REB ❌ 5.4 3.0 ❌ AST ✅ 5.1 0.5 ❌ STL ✅ 1.5 2.5 ✅ BLK ❌ 0.8 Kobe & Shaq Vs West : 29.3 ❌ PPG 31.6 ✅ 15.3 ✅ RPG 7.0 ❌ 2.5 ❌ APG 6.2✅ 0.5 ❌ SPG 1.6✅ 1.9 ✅ BPG 0.5❌ 3.4 ❌ TPG 3.0✅ 55.8 ❌ TS% 57.7 ✅ 53.2 ❌ FT% 81.4 ✅ 2001 Western Conference SemiFinals Vs Kings ( Lakers 4-0 ) Kobe Bryant 35 PPG Shaq 33.3 PPG 2001 Western Conference Finals Vs Spurs ( Lakers 4-0 ) Kobe Bryant 33.3 PPG Shaq 27 PPG 2002 Western Conference SemiFinals Vs Spurs ( Lakers 4-1 ) Kobe Bryant 26.2 PPG Shaq 21.4 PPG 2002 Western Conference Finals Vs Portland ( Lakers 4-1 ) Kobe Bryant 26 PPG Shaq 25.7 PPG 2003 Western Conference SemiFinals Vs Spurs ( Lakers 4-2) Kobe Bryant 32.3 PPG Shaq 25.3 PPG 2003 Western Conference Finals Vs Wolves ( Lakers 4-2 )Kobe Bryant 31.8 PPG Shaq 28.7 PPG 2004 Western Conference SemiFinals Vs Spurs ( Lakers 4-2 ) Kobe Bryant 26.3 PPG Shaq 22.5 PPG 2004 Western Conference Finals Vs Rockets ( Lakers 4-1) Kobe Bryant 24.4 PPG Shaq 16.2 PPG “KObe Wazzz CaRrieD bY ShAq” Verdict : FOH 🤡 Shaq needed Kobe Kobe Bryant without Shaq in the playoffs 54-35 W/L (61%) 29 PPG 5 RPG 5 APG +252 🏆🏆 🐐12x allstar 🐐9x AII-NBA ( 8x 1st team) 🐐6x All-defensive (Ist team) 🐐2 NBA champion 🐐2x Finals MVP 🐐1x NBA MVP (2008) 🐐81 points (career high) 🐐2 Scoring Titles 🏀🏀 🐐3 All Star Game MVPs Shaquille O’neal without Kobe in the playoffs 35-26 W/L (57%) 17 PPG 8 RPG 1 APG +60 🏆 (Carried by Wade) ⛽️1 Ring ⛽️1 Allstar MVP ⛽️9x allstar ⛽️7x All NBA ⛽️0 MVPs ⛽️0 All Def ⛽️0 Finals MVP

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LeBron James in the 2017 NBA Finals: Game 1 — 28 PTS | 15 REB | 8 AST Game 2 — 29 PTS | 11 REB | 14 AST Game 3 — 39 PTS | 11 REB | 9 AST Game 4 — 31 PTS | 10 REB | 11 AST Game 5 — 41 PTS | 13 REB | 8 AST Totals — 33.6 PPG | 12 RPG | 10 APG Bron was the 1st Player to Average a Triple-Double in NBA Finals History.

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Andrew Stanton is the director of Toy Story 5. He was Pixar's 2nd animator, and also directed WALL-E and Finding Nemo, which both won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. My favorite lesson from the episode is how he boils his films down to one sentence. For Nemo, it was: "Fear denies a good father from being one." For WALL-E: "Irrational love defeats life's programming." He also shared stories about Pixar's brain trust, developing characters like Nemo and Woody, and what it was like to work with Steve Jobs. Timestamps: 0:34 Don't write down to kids 4:52 Writing WALL-E 11:53 Cultivating a creative culture 17:09 How Pixar works 18:53 What makes for good dialogue? 22:02 Silent Films 23:48 Crafting Pixar characters 25:58 Working with Steve Jobs 28:47 Working with John Lasseter 34:56 Keeping audiences hooked 38:51 What makes for a good ending? 42:50 The 22 Rules of Storytelling myth 47:40 Just write the bad sentence 51:45 Pixar's brain trust 56:18 How will AI change movies? 58:04 Andrew's book recommendations I've shared the full conversation below. If you'd rather watch on YouTube, or listen on Apple / Spotify, check out the reply tweets.

Andrew Stanton is the director of Toy Story 5. He was Pixar's 2nd animator, and also directed WALL-E and Finding Nemo, which both won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. My favorite lesson from the episode is how he boils his films down to one sentence. For Nemo, it was: "Fear denies a good father from being one." For WALL-E: "Irrational love defeats life's programming." He also shared stories about Pixar's brain trust, developing characters like Nemo and Woody, and what it was like to work with Steve Jobs. Timestamps: 0:34 Don't write down to kids 4:52 Writing WALL-E 11:53 Cultivating a creative culture 17:09 How Pixar works 18:53 What makes for good dialogue? 22:02 Silent Films 23:48 Crafting Pixar characters 25:58 Working with Steve Jobs 28:47 Working with John Lasseter 34:56 Keeping audiences hooked 38:51 What makes for a good ending? 42:50 The 22 Rules of Storytelling myth 47:40 Just write the bad sentence 51:45 Pixar's brain trust 56:18 How will AI change movies? 58:04 Andrew's book recommendations I've shared the full conversation below. If you'd rather watch on YouTube, or listen on Apple / Spotify, check out the reply tweets.

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GREATEST SCORER EVER 🐐🐐 55 points in a half 62 points in 3 quarters 50+ points in 3 quarters on 6 different occasions Outscored an entire NBA Finals-bound team through 3 quarters 81 points in a single game 12 three-pointers in one game 9 straight 40-point games 4 straight 50-point games 6 60-point games (more than Durant, LeBron, Jordan, and Kareem combined) 28–30 point halves 2 30-point quarters NBA record 11–20 point 4th quarters! 36–20 point quarters NBA record: 715 points in the 4th quarter in one season 13 straight 35-point games 23 consecutive points in an NBA Finals Averaged 40+ points for an entire month – and he did it 4 DIFFERENT TIMES Jordan, LeBron, Curry, Kareem, Durant, McGrady, Carmelo, Shaq, and Iverson never managed even once Scored 36.5% of his team’s points in one season – a modern NBA record SCORING LEADERS BY DECADE 1960s: Wilt Chamberlain – 28,858 points 2000s: Kobe Bryant – 25,724 points 1990s: Karl Malone – 24,592 points 2010s: LeBron James – 24,522 points 1970s: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – 24,484 points 1980s: Alex English – 22,395 points 1950s: Dolph Schayes – 15,079 points 2020s: Jayson Tatum – 11,059 points 1940s: Joe Fulks – 4,929 points TEAM SCORING AVERAGES BY ERA: 1960–1972 (Wilt era): 114.6 PPG 1969–1989 (Kareem era): 109.0 PPG 1979–1992 (Magic & Bird era): 108.7 PPG 1984–1998 (Jordan era): 105.1 PPG 2009–2022 (Curry era): 103.9 PPG 2003–2022 (LeBron era): 101.8 PPG 1996–2016 (Kobe era): 97.6 PPG Adjusted to 2024 pace: Kobe would boast the highest PPG in NBA history SCORING KINGS ACROSS ERAS – ADJUSTED TO A PACE OF 114.6 PPG Let’s level the playing field If every player’s team averaged 114.6 points per game here’s what their scoring totals would look like. This gives true perspective on who the most dominant scorer really was 1940s – Joe Fulks • Actual: 4,929 points • Team Pace: ~75 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~7,531 points 1950s – Dolph Schayes • Actual: 15,079 points • Team Pace: ~85 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~20,357 points 1960s – Wilt Chamberlain • Actual: 28,858 points • Team Pace: 114.6 PPG • No Adjustment Needed: 28,858 points 1970s – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar • Actual: 24,484 points • Team Pace: ~109 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~25,708 points 1980s – Alex English • Actual: 22,395 points • Team Pace: ~105.1 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~24,411 points 1990s – Karl Malone • Actual: 24,592 points • Team Pace: ~105.1 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~26,805 points 2000s – KOBE BRYANT • Actual: 25,724 points • Team Pace: ~97.6 PPG (lowest of all eras!) • Adjusted Total: ~30,200 points — HIGHEST OF ALL TIME! 2010s – LeBron James • Actual: 24,522 points • Team Pace: ~101.8 PPG • Adjusted Total: ~27,615 points 2020s – Jayson Tatum (and counting) • Actual: 11,059 points • Team Pace: ~100 PPG Adjusted Total: ~12,674 points When adjusted for scoring pace, KOBE BRYANT not only holds his ground—he DOMINATES all eras. His adjusted decade scoring total of ~30,200 points puts him above Wilt, Kareem, Malone, and LeBron. And he did it in the slowest, most defensively grueling era with the lowest pace of all. (40+ PPG Over an Entire Month – Kobe Achieved This 4 Times): February 2003: • 40.6 PPG • 4.9 RPG • 3.6 APG • FG%: 47 • 3PT%: 43 • FT%: 85 • TS%: 58.4 January 2006: • 43.4 PPG • 5.6 RPG • 4.1 APG • FG%: 48 • 3PT%: 40 • FT%: 90 • TS%: 61.1 April 2006: • 41.6 PPG • 5.5 RPG • 3.6 APG • FG%: 51 • 3PT%: 41 • FT%: 82 • TS%: 62.1 March 2007: • 40.4 PPG • 6.2 RPG • 4.5 APG • FG%: 46 • 3PT%: 37 • FT%: 87 • TS%: 57.5 DOMINATING IN THE TOUGHEST ERA EVER: Kobe’s scoring transcends raw numbers he was iconic, legendary, and graceful. With a refined, multidimensional skill set spanning post moves, fade-aways, mid-range jumpers, and off-hand finishes, he kept defenses off-balance at every turn. In an era marked by relentless, elite defenders, Kobe’s diverse and masterful scoring approach cements his status as the Greatest Scorer of All Time

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Kobe Bryant Is A Better Basketball Player Than Michael Jordan 💯 Post season, Jordan 119 - 60❌ Post season Without Pippen : 1-9 ❌ Post season, Kobe 135 -85✅ Post Season Without Shaq : 59-42✅ Against 50 win teams in the playoffs Jordan- 20-7❌ Kobe- 25 - 10. Faced the most in playoff history.✅ Average SRS (competition during a title run) Jordan - 15.41 ❌ Kobe - 18.86✅ Total points, assists & Rebounds Jordan - 32,292 pts❌ Jordan - 5,633 assists❌ Jordan - 6,672 Rebounds ❌ Kobe - 33,643 pts✅ Kobe - 6,306 assists✅ Kobe - 7,047 rebounds ✅ Jordan played against man to man defense. Kobe played against zone defense, also used ISO. Championships : Jordan- 6-0✅ > Kobe 5-2.❌ Game 7s : Kobe 5-1 83% ✅> Jordan 2-1 66%❌ Conference Finals : Kobe 7-1 88%✅ > Jordan 6-2 75% ❌ OT Finals Games : Kobe 4-1 80%✅ > Jordan 1-3 25% ❌ Team USA Record : Kobe 36-0✅ > Jordan 30-0 ❌ SRS of opponents for Kobe & Jordan’s during Title Runs: Kobe (5 Rings): 18.86✅ Jordan (6 Rings): 15.40❌ Kobes Rings Hold More Weight 50 win opponents beaten in the playoffs : Kobe: 25✅ Pippen : 22 😳 Jordan : 20 ❌ The average number of wins their opponents had in the playoffs : Kobe: 54.4 ✅ Jordan : 53.4❌ Most playoff runs beating three 50+ win teams: Kobe: 6✅ Jordan: 4❌ In Kobe's 5 championship runs, 85%✅ of the teams he faced were 50 win teams. The rest of the guys in ESPN's top 10 meanwhile: Michael: 67% ❌ Number of teams faced in the playoffs with a losing record : Kobe Bryant : 0 ✅ Jordan : 2 ❌ Kobe is the only player in NBA history to beat 4-50 win teams and win a title without a top 75 teammate doing in in 2010 beating a team with 4 allstars in the Finals all while playing with a broken finger on his shooting hand & a Bone spur in his ankle 🐐 Then They’ll Say “kOBe hAd ShAq” 🤡Kobe Sacrificed the fmvp Kobe Was The Best Player On Those Laker Teams Anyway Without The FMVP Kobe Carried Shaq To 4 Finals 🐐👑 4 Finals Playoff Runs — Shaq ⛽️— KoGOAT🐐— 2208 ✅ PTS Scored ❌1981 462 ❌ PTS Assisted ✅ 804 2670 ❌ Total ✅ 2785 32% ❌ Total % ✅34% 1999-2004 Playoffs : 91 GMS 27 ✅ PPG ❌ 26 14.2 ✅ REB ❌ 5.4 3.0 ❌ AST ✅ 5.1 0.5 ❌ STL ✅ 1.5 2.5 ✅ BLK ❌ 0.8 Kobe & Shaq Vs West : 29.3 ❌ PPG 31.6 ✅ 15.3 ✅ RPG 7.0 ❌ 2.5 ❌ APG 6.2✅ 0.5 ❌ SPG 1.6✅ 1.9 ✅ BPG 0.5❌ 3.4 ❌ TPG 3.0✅ 55.8 ❌ TS% 57.7 ✅ 53.2 ❌ FT% 81.4 ✅ KoGOAT Bryant was doing the carrying whilst Jordan was being carried 💯 “KObe Wazzz CaRrieD bY ShAq” Verdict : FOH 🤡 Pippen Lead Jordan in... 1992 Finals: AST, REB, BLK 1993 Finals: AST, REB, STL, BLK 1996 Finals: AST, REB, STL, BLK 1997 Finals: REB, STL, BLK 1998 Finals: AST, REB, BLK Playoffs Totals In 6 Finals Runs Jordan Scottie PTS : 3,776 ✅ PTS : 2,200 ❌ AST : 622❌ AST : 642✅ REB : 719❌ REB : 908✅ STL : 218❌ STL : 244✅ BLK : 91❌ BLK : 111✅ Playoffs (that led to Finals): PPG: MJ RPG: Pippen APG: Pippen SPG: Pippen BPG: Pippen Finals: PPG: MJ RPG: Pippen APG: MJ SPG: Pippen BPG: Pippen

Kobe Bryant Is A Better Basketball Player Than Michael Jordan 💯 Post season, Jordan 119 - 60❌ Post season Without Pippen : 1-9 ❌ Post season, Kobe 135 -85✅ Post Season Without Shaq : 59-42✅ Against 50 win teams in the playoffs Jordan- 20-7❌ Kobe- 25 - 10. Faced the most in playoff history.✅ Average SRS (competition during a title run) Jordan - 15.41 ❌ Kobe - 18.86✅ Total points, assists & Rebounds Jordan - 32,292 pts❌ Jordan - 5,633 assists❌ Jordan - 6,672 Rebounds ❌ Kobe - 33,643 pts✅ Kobe - 6,306 assists✅ Kobe - 7,047 rebounds ✅ Jordan played against man to man defense. Kobe played against zone defense, also used ISO. Championships : Jordan- 6-0✅ > Kobe 5-2.❌ Game 7s : Kobe 5-1 83% ✅> Jordan 2-1 66%❌ Conference Finals : Kobe 7-1 88%✅ > Jordan 6-2 75% ❌ OT Finals Games : Kobe 4-1 80%✅ > Jordan 1-3 25% ❌ Team USA Record : Kobe 36-0✅ > Jordan 30-0 ❌ SRS of opponents for Kobe & Jordan’s during Title Runs: Kobe (5 Rings): 18.86✅ Jordan (6 Rings): 15.40❌ Kobes Rings Hold More Weight 50 win opponents beaten in the playoffs : Kobe: 25✅ Pippen : 22 😳 Jordan : 20 ❌ The average number of wins their opponents had in the playoffs : Kobe: 54.4 ✅ Jordan : 53.4❌ Most playoff runs beating three 50+ win teams: Kobe: 6✅ Jordan: 4❌ In Kobe's 5 championship runs, 85%✅ of the teams he faced were 50 win teams. The rest of the guys in ESPN's top 10 meanwhile: Michael: 67% ❌ Number of teams faced in the playoffs with a losing record : Kobe Bryant : 0 ✅ Jordan : 2 ❌ Kobe is the only player in NBA history to beat 4-50 win teams and win a title without a top 75 teammate doing in in 2010 beating a team with 4 allstars in the Finals all while playing with a broken finger on his shooting hand & a Bone spur in his ankle 🐐 Then They’ll Say “kOBe hAd ShAq” 🤡Kobe Sacrificed the fmvp Kobe Was The Best Player On Those Laker Teams Anyway Without The FMVP Kobe Carried Shaq To 4 Finals 🐐👑 4 Finals Playoff Runs — Shaq ⛽️— KoGOAT🐐— 2208 ✅ PTS Scored ❌1981 462 ❌ PTS Assisted ✅ 804 2670 ❌ Total ✅ 2785 32% ❌ Total % ✅34% 1999-2004 Playoffs : 91 GMS 27 ✅ PPG ❌ 26 14.2 ✅ REB ❌ 5.4 3.0 ❌ AST ✅ 5.1 0.5 ❌ STL ✅ 1.5 2.5 ✅ BLK ❌ 0.8 Kobe & Shaq Vs West : 29.3 ❌ PPG 31.6 ✅ 15.3 ✅ RPG 7.0 ❌ 2.5 ❌ APG 6.2✅ 0.5 ❌ SPG 1.6✅ 1.9 ✅ BPG 0.5❌ 3.4 ❌ TPG 3.0✅ 55.8 ❌ TS% 57.7 ✅ 53.2 ❌ FT% 81.4 ✅ KoGOAT Bryant was doing the carrying whilst Jordan was being carried 💯 “KObe Wazzz CaRrieD bY ShAq” Verdict : FOH 🤡 Pippen Lead Jordan in... 1992 Finals: AST, REB, BLK 1993 Finals: AST, REB, STL, BLK 1996 Finals: AST, REB, STL, BLK 1997 Finals: REB, STL, BLK 1998 Finals: AST, REB, BLK Playoffs Totals In 6 Finals Runs Jordan Scottie PTS : 3,776 ✅ PTS : 2,200 ❌ AST : 622❌ AST : 642✅ REB : 719❌ REB : 908✅ STL : 218❌ STL : 244✅ BLK : 91❌ BLK : 111✅ Playoffs (that led to Finals): PPG: MJ RPG: Pippen APG: Pippen SPG: Pippen BPG: Pippen Finals: PPG: MJ RPG: Pippen APG: MJ SPG: Pippen BPG: Pippen

8/24𝕄𝕒𝕞𝕓𝕒-𝔽𝕠𝕣𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣🐍

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So you own #Bitcoin…but have you created a long-term financial plan: estates, inheritance, trusts, retirement? I loved this conversation with financial advisor Morgen Rochard, CFA, she had so many useful tips and info. Let us know what you think! TIMECODES: (00:00) Starting career at Bear Stearns (2:26) Merrill Lynch, EBS (2:47) Starting own firm at 28 (3:29) Meeting Pierre Rochard (4:05) How did she learn about Bitcoin? (9:12) Saving vs. investing (11:50) How much Bitcoin should I own? (17:31) Bitcoin's role in financial planning (20:29) Bitcoin Sharpe ratio (24:10) How Bitcoin relieves stress (27:01) Bitcoin fixes the future; self-custody (34:32) Protecting your Bitcoin (38:08) Bitcoin in estate planning (44:06) CFP targets Bitcoin Financial Advisors Network (46:49) Forces of freedom vs. control (49:16) Men investing vs women investing (52:31) Women in Bitcoin

So you own #Bitcoin…but have you created a long-term financial plan: estates, inheritance, trusts, retirement? I loved this conversation with financial advisor Morgen Rochard, CFA, she had so many useful tips and info. Let us know what you think! TIMECODES: (00:00) Starting career at Bear Stearns (2:26) Merrill Lynch, EBS (2:47) Starting own firm at 28 (3:29) Meeting Pierre Rochard (4:05) How did she learn about Bitcoin? (9:12) Saving vs. investing (11:50) How much Bitcoin should I own? (17:31) Bitcoin's role in financial planning (20:29) Bitcoin Sharpe ratio (24:10) How Bitcoin relieves stress (27:01) Bitcoin fixes the future; self-custody (34:32) Protecting your Bitcoin (38:08) Bitcoin in estate planning (44:06) CFP targets Bitcoin Financial Advisors Network (46:49) Forces of freedom vs. control (49:16) Men investing vs women investing (52:31) Women in Bitcoin

Natalie Brunell ⚡️

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E135: The $100T Finance Revolution - How Chainlink Is Bringing TradFi On-Chain Sergey Nazarov, co-founder and CEO of Chainlink, explains why crypto has hit a growth wall and how traditional finance holds the key to its explosive future. From powering 80% of DeFi to building bridges for Wall Street's trillions, Sergey reveals why banks aren't crypto's enemy… they're its savior. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:02 Partnerships: Jupiter, KAST (old), , Sui, Mantle, Forza! BTC 2:52 Why $4 Trillion is Coming to Crypto 3:07 Banks Will Save Crypto 3:52 Libertarian Bitcoin Beginnings 4:32 Choice vs Anti-Establishment 5:56 BlackRock Changed Everything 6:46 Institutions Want Bitcoin Higher 7:30 The Real Problem with Control 8:52 Connecting Valuable Systems 9:30 What is Chainlink Explained Simply 9:42 Self-custody with Trezor 10:35 Mathematical vs People Guarantees 11:31 The Wirecard Problem 13:25 Proof of Reserves Solution 17:30 Your Bitcoin Private Key Never Fails 19:44 Necessity is the Mother of Invention 20:14 From Bitcoin Rebel to Institution Builder 20:36 Immigrating from Russia with Nothing 22:06 Understanding How Capitalism Works 24:04 We Invented Oracle Networks 24:59 Seeing the Mathematical World 27:09 Chain Link Powered DeFi's Growth 28:03 Marcus Aurelius Philosophy 28:48 No One is Coming to Save You 29:15 What I Realized at Age 5 30:19 Why I Don't Care What People Think 31:40 Institutions Lack Competence 33:39 Bernie Madoff Exploited Holes 39:59 Every New Beginning Quote 41:40 How to Pivot vs Quit 47:55 Where Will Growth Come From 48:57 DeFi Explained to a Child 50:59 The Coming Instability 52:03 How Do You Define Truth 55:05 Cryptographically Defined Truth 58:14 Hyper Automation is Coming 1:00:16 AI Oracle Networks 1:07:38 Smart Contracts Explained Simply 1:09:00 What is an Oracle 1:09:40 What is Chainlink 1:11:04 Chainlink Started Eight Years Ago 1:11:20 You Can't Automate People 1:12:51 Information Asymmetries Problem 1:19:54 Launching 1000+ Oracle Networks 1:22:02 Our Biggest Problem Today 1:24:13 The Mastercard Partnership Explained 1:26:52 3.5 Billion Users Can Buy Tokens 1:28:02 The Chainlink Standard 1:32:08 DeFi and TradFi Same Standards 1:34:50 How Chainlink Takes Over TradFi 1:38:07 Chainlink Runtime Environment 1:42:48 The Chainlink Marines Community 1:44:56 Message to the Community 1:51:54 Crypto as Public Good 1:55:56 People Think I'm Satoshi Nakamoto 1:56:53 Why Satoshi Stays Anonymous 1:58:26 Thomas Edison Quote on Genius 2:01:11 Ideas Need Refinement 2:04:55 Why I Don't Tell People What I'm Doing 2:08:07 I Don't Optimize for Happiness 2:10:21 Growth Over Happiness Philosophy

E135: The $100T Finance Revolution - How Chainlink Is Bringing TradFi On-Chain Sergey Nazarov, co-founder and CEO of Chainlink, explains why crypto has hit a growth wall and how traditional finance holds the key to its explosive future. From powering 80% of DeFi to building bridges for Wall Street's trillions, Sergey reveals why banks aren't crypto's enemy… they're its savior. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:02 Partnerships: Jupiter, KAST (old), , Sui, Mantle, Forza! BTC 2:52 Why $4 Trillion is Coming to Crypto 3:07 Banks Will Save Crypto 3:52 Libertarian Bitcoin Beginnings 4:32 Choice vs Anti-Establishment 5:56 BlackRock Changed Everything 6:46 Institutions Want Bitcoin Higher 7:30 The Real Problem with Control 8:52 Connecting Valuable Systems 9:30 What is Chainlink Explained Simply 9:42 Self-custody with Trezor 10:35 Mathematical vs People Guarantees 11:31 The Wirecard Problem 13:25 Proof of Reserves Solution 17:30 Your Bitcoin Private Key Never Fails 19:44 Necessity is the Mother of Invention 20:14 From Bitcoin Rebel to Institution Builder 20:36 Immigrating from Russia with Nothing 22:06 Understanding How Capitalism Works 24:04 We Invented Oracle Networks 24:59 Seeing the Mathematical World 27:09 Chain Link Powered DeFi's Growth 28:03 Marcus Aurelius Philosophy 28:48 No One is Coming to Save You 29:15 What I Realized at Age 5 30:19 Why I Don't Care What People Think 31:40 Institutions Lack Competence 33:39 Bernie Madoff Exploited Holes 39:59 Every New Beginning Quote 41:40 How to Pivot vs Quit 47:55 Where Will Growth Come From 48:57 DeFi Explained to a Child 50:59 The Coming Instability 52:03 How Do You Define Truth 55:05 Cryptographically Defined Truth 58:14 Hyper Automation is Coming 1:00:16 AI Oracle Networks 1:07:38 Smart Contracts Explained Simply 1:09:00 What is an Oracle 1:09:40 What is Chainlink 1:11:04 Chainlink Started Eight Years Ago 1:11:20 You Can't Automate People 1:12:51 Information Asymmetries Problem 1:19:54 Launching 1000+ Oracle Networks 1:22:02 Our Biggest Problem Today 1:24:13 The Mastercard Partnership Explained 1:26:52 3.5 Billion Users Can Buy Tokens 1:28:02 The Chainlink Standard 1:32:08 DeFi and TradFi Same Standards 1:34:50 How Chainlink Takes Over TradFi 1:38:07 Chainlink Runtime Environment 1:42:48 The Chainlink Marines Community 1:44:56 Message to the Community 1:51:54 Crypto as Public Good 1:55:56 People Think I'm Satoshi Nakamoto 1:56:53 Why Satoshi Stays Anonymous 1:58:26 Thomas Edison Quote on Genius 2:01:11 Ideas Need Refinement 2:04:55 Why I Don't Tell People What I'm Doing 2:08:07 I Don't Optimize for Happiness 2:10:21 Growth Over Happiness Philosophy

MR SHIFT 🦁

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