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🎙️ New The Edge Podcast 💸 How Cap Plans To Scale Stablecoin Yield With TradFi Giants Like Susquehanna and Franklin Templeton 0:00 - Intro 4:07 - Origin of cap 6:47 - Settlement for fiat vs SoV 9:12 - What are Type I stablecoins? 12:43 - Risk of regulation for Type I stablecoins 13:45 - What are Type II stablecoins? 19:38 - cap is the first Type III stablecoin 24:03 - Minting cUSD to yield aggregation 28:33 - Estimating range of yield for cUSD 32:53 - Risk of Type III stablecoins vs Type I or II 33:57 - EigenCloud slashing will be live for cap 35:39 - What happens if a strategy is exploited? 38:52 - Why Susquehanna and FT onboarded 41:33 - How are cap operators selected? 43:27 - Proving EigenLayer’s potential 48:56 - How cUSD yield is distributed 52:18 - Why deploy on MegaETH and Ethereum 54:22 - What does the name cap stand for? 55:33 - cap is built to cooperate with DeFi giants 57:49 - Idle stablecoins in cap will go to Aave 58:52 - Impeccable timing for cap design 1:01:33 - Early details on cap tokenomics 1:02:46 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to cap Founder Benjamin | cap for joining us!
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🎙️ New The Edge Podcast 💸 How Cap Plans To Scale Stablecoin Yield With TradFi Giants Like Susquehanna and Franklin Templeton 0:00 - Intro 4:07 - Origin of cap 6:47 - Settlement for fiat vs SoV 9:12 - What are Type I stablecoins? 12:43 - Risk of regulation for Type I stablecoins 13:45 - What are Type II stablecoins? 19:38 - cap is the first Type III stablecoin 24:03 - Minting cUSD to yield aggregation 28:33 - Estimating range of yield for cUSD 32:53 - Risk of Type III stablecoins vs Type I or II 33:57 - EigenCloud slashing will be live for cap 35:39 - What happens if a strategy is exploited? 38:52 - Why Susquehanna and FT onboarded 41:33 - How are cap operators selected? 43:27 - Proving EigenLayer’s potential 48:56 - How cUSD yield is distributed 52:18 - Why deploy on MegaETH and Ethereum 54:22 - What does the name cap stand for? 55:33 - cap is built to cooperate with DeFi giants 57:49 - Idle stablecoins in cap will go to Aave 58:52 - Impeccable timing for cap design 1:01:33 - Early details on cap tokenomics 1:02:46 - Closing 🙏 Thanks to cap Founder Benjamin | cap for joining us!

DeFi Dad ⟠ defidad.eth

91,351 views • 1 year ago

"I've tried to make it so that the pressure goes down as success goes up. If you're more successful, why are you more stressed about it?" - immad. Immad Akhund. Founder and CEO of Mercury. $650M annualized revenue. $5.2B valuation. 300K customers. Immad has achieved all of this on his own terms: He's anti-996. Remote-first when rest of Silicon Valley has bounced back to fully in-person. Hires for curiosity and low ego. Optimized to be a founder for life. Knuckle Up ↓ 00:00 Who is Immad Akhund? 01:53 Is culture just the founder's personality externalized? 07:53 Is 996 actually less productive? 13:14 Why is Mercury still remote-first when Silicon Valley went back? 15:52 How did Immad hire Mercury's first ten people? 20:33 What is Mercury's famous “curiosity interview”? 25:06 How do you hold the hiring bar at 1,200 people? 28:48 What does Immad’s day-to-day look like? 34:10 How do you know when an exec is no longer right for the job? 37:32 Why does Mercury run on small, autonomous product teams? 40:27 What breaks when a company runs purely on metrics? 47:03 How is AI changing Mercury? 54:09 What does becoming a chartered bank actually change? 56:19 How did the SVB collapse end up helping Mercury? 1:03:40 What does psyche management look like 20 years in? 1:11:19 What does it mean to be at the founder “bonus levels”? 1:15:21 Quickfire: overrated traits, AI blind spots, and being proven wrong 1:17:52 What would Immad tell his 25-year-old self?
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"I've tried to make it so that the pressure goes down as success goes up. If you're more successful, why are you more stressed about it?" - immad. Immad Akhund. Founder and CEO of Mercury. $650M annualized revenue. $5.2B valuation. 300K customers. Immad has achieved all of this on his own terms: He's anti-996. Remote-first when rest of Silicon Valley has bounced back to fully in-person. Hires for curiosity and low ego. Optimized to be a founder for life. Knuckle Up ↓ 00:00 Who is Immad Akhund? 01:53 Is culture just the founder's personality externalized? 07:53 Is 996 actually less productive? 13:14 Why is Mercury still remote-first when Silicon Valley went back? 15:52 How did Immad hire Mercury's first ten people? 20:33 What is Mercury's famous “curiosity interview”? 25:06 How do you hold the hiring bar at 1,200 people? 28:48 What does Immad’s day-to-day look like? 34:10 How do you know when an exec is no longer right for the job? 37:32 Why does Mercury run on small, autonomous product teams? 40:27 What breaks when a company runs purely on metrics? 47:03 How is AI changing Mercury? 54:09 What does becoming a chartered bank actually change? 56:19 How did the SVB collapse end up helping Mercury? 1:03:40 What does psyche management look like 20 years in? 1:11:19 What does it mean to be at the founder “bonus levels”? 1:15:21 Quickfire: overrated traits, AI blind spots, and being proven wrong 1:17:52 What would Immad tell his 25-year-old self?

Nakul Mandan

580,836 views • 23 days ago

“Founders aren’t made when they start companies. They’re made when they interpret their market correctly.” Episode 2 of Knuckle Up with Nakul is live. Qasar Younis (Qasar Younis): Founder and CEO of Applied Intuition. One of the sharpest and most intentional operators you’ll ever meet on the craft of building a company. Full episode ↓ -- 00:00 Intro 01:19 What really makes someone a founder 05:26 The company that almost became Kickstarter 08:12 The most common misread on feedback 13:40 Why most founders don't end up with the best team 19:45 How to pick a co-founder 23:38 Your first 10 hires are really your first 100 28:21 The case for hiring slow and firing slow 33:22 Red, yellow, green: how Applied gives monthly feedback 35:00 The role that knows what’s actually going on in a company 40:01 How to operate with speed and intentionality 42:41 The three things Qasar spends time on 45:57 How Applied is driving AI adoption 52:06 The type of engineer Applied is now looking for 1:01:19 Why this could be the golden age of small companies 1:09:13 Quickfire: red flags, overrated advice, and superpowers 1:12:32 Qasar's advice to his 25-year-old self
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“Founders aren’t made when they start companies. They’re made when they interpret their market correctly.” Episode 2 of Knuckle Up with Nakul is live. Qasar Younis (Qasar Younis): Founder and CEO of Applied Intuition. One of the sharpest and most intentional operators you’ll ever meet on the craft of building a company. Full episode ↓ -- 00:00 Intro 01:19 What really makes someone a founder 05:26 The company that almost became Kickstarter 08:12 The most common misread on feedback 13:40 Why most founders don't end up with the best team 19:45 How to pick a co-founder 23:38 Your first 10 hires are really your first 100 28:21 The case for hiring slow and firing slow 33:22 Red, yellow, green: how Applied gives monthly feedback 35:00 The role that knows what’s actually going on in a company 40:01 How to operate with speed and intentionality 42:41 The three things Qasar spends time on 45:57 How Applied is driving AI adoption 52:06 The type of engineer Applied is now looking for 1:01:19 Why this could be the golden age of small companies 1:09:13 Quickfire: red flags, overrated advice, and superpowers 1:12:32 Qasar's advice to his 25-year-old self

Nakul Mandan

521,414 views • 2 months ago

UATX Professor of Religion and Philosophy J.J. Kimche on the Talmud and why it matters. 00:00 — Intro 00:54 — Why this lecture is necessary 02:50 — What is the Talmud? 07:40 — The destruction of Jerusalem 09:46 — Scriptural interpretation 11:23 — The central curriculum of Jewish law, learning, & memory 13:30 — Argument & folklore 16:44 — Anti-Talmudism 19:07 — Why the Talmud can sound strange 20:26 — History's first “yo mama joke" 23:38 — How to read a Talmudic passage 25:37 — What is a Sukkah? 28:55 — Laying out the basic laws 30:59 — Seeking a scriptural source 33:23 — Finding practical differences between interpretations 39:25 — Form vs. material 43:45 — Legal driving age 49:09 — How to think Recorded: June 1, 2026 at UATX.
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UATX Professor of Religion and Philosophy J.J. Kimche on the Talmud and why it matters. 00:00 — Intro 00:54 — Why this lecture is necessary 02:50 — What is the Talmud? 07:40 — The destruction of Jerusalem 09:46 — Scriptural interpretation 11:23 — The central curriculum of Jewish law, learning, & memory 13:30 — Argument & folklore 16:44 — Anti-Talmudism 19:07 — Why the Talmud can sound strange 20:26 — History's first “yo mama joke" 23:38 — How to read a Talmudic passage 25:37 — What is a Sukkah? 28:55 — Laying out the basic laws 30:59 — Seeking a scriptural source 33:23 — Finding practical differences between interpretations 39:25 — Form vs. material 43:45 — Legal driving age 49:09 — How to think Recorded: June 1, 2026 at UATX.

University of Austin (UATX)

20,031 views • 21 days ago