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Solving Everything, Everywhere, All At Once w/ NEAR Protocol Started as an L1 solving Ethereum's scalability issues, now they've donned blockchain's infinity gauntlet: tackling every issue that keeps crypto from going mainstream. You hear huge words like interoperability, chain abstraction, data availability... But WHAT DOES IT MEAN? It means... show more

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Some of the biggest issues facing crypto coming into this bull market are centered around usability, fragmented liquidity, cost, & speed. What's @NEARProtocol's solution?👀 Thanks to our speakers this time! @mraltantutar @Jesseeckel @hawaiianmint @poppabigmac

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@NEARProtocol It was a blast to chat with @mraltantutar on this episode to really unravel why NEAR is so much more than L1! Can't wait to see their solutions really impacting Web3 as a whole in the mission to be more user friendly for the next wave of adoption!

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@NEARProtocol Eth to the moon!

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The Economist says the stablecoin market is "fizzling." We asked Bridge co-founder Zach Abrams his response: "Our business grew 4x last year. Our business continues to grow enormously. We grew 20% over the last month alone. So, we certainly don't see stablecoins slowing down." "Stablecoin transaction volume is growing enormously. We see that the number of folks building with stablecoins is growing enormously." "We have folks from a bunch of banks who are leaning into stablecoins. Pretty much every fintech that you could think of that is meaningful is doing something with stablecoins (and probably doing it with us)." "Yesterday we announced with Meta that we're paying out folks in stablecoins." "So I do think that the hyperbole around stablecoins is dying down a little bit. And that creates the opportunity for some of this FUD." "For a long time people were pointing at every problem and being like, 'Crypto solves this.' And now they're no longer pointing at every problem and saying, 'Crypto solves this.' But very quietly, under the hood, it is solving a number of problems."

The Economist says the stablecoin market is "fizzling." We asked Bridge co-founder Zach Abrams his response: "Our business grew 4x last year. Our business continues to grow enormously. We grew 20% over the last month alone. So, we certainly don't see stablecoins slowing down." "Stablecoin transaction volume is growing enormously. We see that the number of folks building with stablecoins is growing enormously." "We have folks from a bunch of banks who are leaning into stablecoins. Pretty much every fintech that you could think of that is meaningful is doing something with stablecoins (and probably doing it with us)." "Yesterday we announced with Meta that we're paying out folks in stablecoins." "So I do think that the hyperbole around stablecoins is dying down a little bit. And that creates the opportunity for some of this FUD." "For a long time people were pointing at every problem and being like, 'Crypto solves this.' And now they're no longer pointing at every problem and saying, 'Crypto solves this.' But very quietly, under the hood, it is solving a number of problems."

TBPN

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BREAKING: The Iran War, Going from Strategic Uncertainty to Strategic Ambiguity to Strategic Clarity—how should we think about what is happening? ________ The mission now is forward. That does not mean we ignore what happened. Every after-action review matters. Every hard lesson has to be documented, studied, and handed down. But you do not win the next fight by staring at the last one. You win it by moving with discipline and intent toward what comes next. We assess the situation as it is. Not as we wish it were. Not as the headlines describe it. Not as any political narrative would have us believe. We look for and at the truth, we account for every resource, every liability, every constraint, and we build our understanding from facts rather than from comfort. That is how you make decisions that hold up under pressure. We identify or reassess our objectives with precision. Vague goals produce vague results. What does success look like, and how will we know when we have achieved it? Every dollar spent, every policy enacted, every diplomatic engagement pursued must point toward a defined outcome that serves our nation's long-term security and prosperity. Finally, we make absolutely certain that the lessons of this chapter are never forgotten by those who come after us. Every generation of American leadership inherits the consequences of the one before it. The least we can do is make sure the next generation does not have to learn these same lessons at the same price. Donald J. Trump JD Vance Secretary Marco Rubio

BREAKING: The Iran War, Going from Strategic Uncertainty to Strategic Ambiguity to Strategic Clarity—how should we think about what is happening? ________ The mission now is forward. That does not mean we ignore what happened. Every after-action review matters. Every hard lesson has to be documented, studied, and handed down. But you do not win the next fight by staring at the last one. You win it by moving with discipline and intent toward what comes next. We assess the situation as it is. Not as we wish it were. Not as the headlines describe it. Not as any political narrative would have us believe. We look for and at the truth, we account for every resource, every liability, every constraint, and we build our understanding from facts rather than from comfort. That is how you make decisions that hold up under pressure. We identify or reassess our objectives with precision. Vague goals produce vague results. What does success look like, and how will we know when we have achieved it? Every dollar spent, every policy enacted, every diplomatic engagement pursued must point toward a defined outcome that serves our nation's long-term security and prosperity. Finally, we make absolutely certain that the lessons of this chapter are never forgotten by those who come after us. Every generation of American leadership inherits the consequences of the one before it. The least we can do is make sure the next generation does not have to learn these same lessons at the same price. Donald J. Trump JD Vance Secretary Marco Rubio

General Mike Flynn

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