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Threadguy explains how his Solana thesis collapsed from hub of experimentation to trickle-down liquidity "Solana is at a structural disadvantage because they don't have an exchange. They've taken the stance that because they don't have one it's the most organic, which is fine, but what you learn in markets...

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Offchain Labs CEO Steven Goldfeder on why Robinhood chose Arbitrum over Solana "Yeah, and by the way, that exactly is the point. You're in two buckets: you're Ethereum layer one, you're your own layer one, you're Ethereum layer two. If they would have put their products on Solana, think about it. Robinhood is attracting millions of dollars in daily transaction volume today. Where would those dollars have gone had they built on Solana? They would have gone to Solana validators." "I think Vlad said it the best he said, 'I want to be a landlord, not a tenant.' Today, they're driving Robinhood Chain, they're driving Robinhood Wallet. That wouldn't happen if they launched on Ethereum layer one. It wouldn't happen if they launched on Solana. They'd basically be contributing to the success of Solana validators, contributing to the success of the popular Solana wallets like Phantom." "But today they're actually able to own the ecosystem and be the landlord here. They're generating not only the revenue from their direct products, but also from all the others that want to be co-located with Robinhood." "There's a strip mall and you have a very popular store that a lot of people are coming to. everyone in the strip mall benefits from that. But if you don't own the strip mall, you don't really benefit from that at all."
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Offchain Labs CEO Steven Goldfeder on why Robinhood chose Arbitrum over Solana "Yeah, and by the way, that exactly is the point. You're in two buckets: you're Ethereum layer one, you're your own layer one, you're Ethereum layer two. If they would have put their products on Solana, think about it. Robinhood is attracting millions of dollars in daily transaction volume today. Where would those dollars have gone had they built on Solana? They would have gone to Solana validators." "I think Vlad said it the best he said, 'I want to be a landlord, not a tenant.' Today, they're driving Robinhood Chain, they're driving Robinhood Wallet. That wouldn't happen if they launched on Ethereum layer one. It wouldn't happen if they launched on Solana. They'd basically be contributing to the success of Solana validators, contributing to the success of the popular Solana wallets like Phantom." "But today they're actually able to own the ecosystem and be the landlord here. They're generating not only the revenue from their direct products, but also from all the others that want to be co-located with Robinhood." "There's a strip mall and you have a very popular store that a lot of people are coming to. everyone in the strip mall benefits from that. But if you don't own the strip mall, you don't really benefit from that at all."

The Wolf Of All Streets

43,812 просмотров • 4 дней назад

Threadguy explains why Solana is uninteresting to him here "I don't get the SOL narrative from here. It looks good, but like why? What would take Solana back to an all time high? You would need euphoria bigger than TRUMP coin. You would need apps that are actually doing something interesting and making a fuck ton of money." "We know what the top of meme coins is. Top of meme coins is $297 per Solana token. That's the top of meme coins. So you need something bigger than that to theoretically send Solana higher. I don't necessarily know that you get it or what it would take to get it. So I remain uninterested in Solana."
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Threadguy explains why Solana is uninteresting to him here "I don't get the SOL narrative from here. It looks good, but like why? What would take Solana back to an all time high? You would need euphoria bigger than TRUMP coin. You would need apps that are actually doing something interesting and making a fuck ton of money." "We know what the top of meme coins is. Top of meme coins is $297 per Solana token. That's the top of meme coins. So you need something bigger than that to theoretically send Solana higher. I don't necessarily know that you get it or what it would take to get it. So I remain uninterested in Solana."

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24,818 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

.buffalu on Solana: "There's the SIMD and protocol improvements around inflation and burning, there's tokenized equities, and a lot of stuff we're going to bring via JTX to get more people trading on Solana" "The best teams win by iterating the fastest, and no one is iterating faster than Solana. Not only the teams that exist today but the new teams coming up too" "You can look at the current state of crypto and be bearish, but it's hard to do that if you look at the state of iteration on Solana"
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.buffalu on Solana: "There's the SIMD and protocol improvements around inflation and burning, there's tokenized equities, and a lot of stuff we're going to bring via JTX to get more people trading on Solana" "The best teams win by iterating the fastest, and no one is iterating faster than Solana. Not only the teams that exist today but the new teams coming up too" "You can look at the current state of crypto and be bearish, but it's hard to do that if you look at the state of iteration on Solana"

Solana

127,013 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Mert on why you build on Solana, live at Solana Summit Serbia: "You really don't have another choice today. There is no chain that can do more scale, that has incubated more startups disproportionately given the market cap, that has all the liquidity concentrated in one venue." "Core devs are already bringing block times down to 300 milliseconds, which was 400 a few weeks ago. More activity onchain means more financial activity, more users, more startups, more funding. It's the flywheel of creating the Silicon Valley." "Why Solana? It's by far the best in scalability, performance, and startup ethos. Failing is accepted here because you can just get up and try again." "And we have some pretty good memes." mert Superteam Balkan Solana Summit
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Mert on why you build on Solana, live at Solana Summit Serbia: "You really don't have another choice today. There is no chain that can do more scale, that has incubated more startups disproportionately given the market cap, that has all the liquidity concentrated in one venue." "Core devs are already bringing block times down to 300 milliseconds, which was 400 a few weeks ago. More activity onchain means more financial activity, more users, more startups, more funding. It's the flywheel of creating the Silicon Valley." "Why Solana? It's by far the best in scalability, performance, and startup ethos. Failing is accepted here because you can just get up and try again." "And we have some pretty good memes." mert Superteam Balkan Solana Summit

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135,304 просмотров • 12 дней назад

.Solana Foundation President, Lily Liu explains why Solana is built for unified liquidity "The most important thing in finance is liquidity. No one is ever bigger than the market. The market will always win, liquidity will always win, and people will ultimately trade off every last thing in order to be part of the largest market. The idea that you could potentially create a marketplace available to 5.5 billion people, the population of people on the internet. There's no pool of liquidity which is ever going to be larger than that. That reinforces why the architecture of Solana from the beginning has been the preferred one. It prioritizes the number one thing about financial markets: unified liquidity."
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.Solana Foundation President, Lily Liu explains why Solana is built for unified liquidity "The most important thing in finance is liquidity. No one is ever bigger than the market. The market will always win, liquidity will always win, and people will ultimately trade off every last thing in order to be part of the largest market. The idea that you could potentially create a marketplace available to 5.5 billion people, the population of people on the internet. There's no pool of liquidity which is ever going to be larger than that. That reinforces why the architecture of Solana from the beginning has been the preferred one. It prioritizes the number one thing about financial markets: unified liquidity."

Solana

80,061 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Threadguy explains why if you've never used Hyperliquid it's easy to be bearish on it and compares it to the Solana mistake from last cycle "If you never used Solana in 2024 you could have easily convinced yourself to be bullish on some other performance chain. Avax, whatever, they all did terrible. Solana mogged all of them. From the same lens, if you've never used Hyperliquid, it would be very easy to convince yourself that Coinbase or Robinhood is just gonna eat their lunch or that the product isn't that good or it's niche. It's very easy to make the same mistake if you've never used it as you could have made if you never used Solana in '24." "After using Hyperliquid every day for a year, I open up a brokerage account and try to trade on Robinhood and I'm like what the fuck is this? This is terrible. It's a product game. Robinhood won retail options because the product was so good, so smooth, so easy to use. I get on Hyperliquid for a month and Robinhood feels like garbage compared to it." "Think about how much money exists offshore that can't trade US equities that can now trade US equities on Hyperliquid. The only way you look at this price action and say all crypto sucks, this is a fake pump, is if you've never used the product."
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Threadguy explains why if you've never used Hyperliquid it's easy to be bearish on it and compares it to the Solana mistake from last cycle "If you never used Solana in 2024 you could have easily convinced yourself to be bullish on some other performance chain. Avax, whatever, they all did terrible. Solana mogged all of them. From the same lens, if you've never used Hyperliquid, it would be very easy to convince yourself that Coinbase or Robinhood is just gonna eat their lunch or that the product isn't that good or it's niche. It's very easy to make the same mistake if you've never used it as you could have made if you never used Solana in '24." "After using Hyperliquid every day for a year, I open up a brokerage account and try to trade on Robinhood and I'm like what the fuck is this? This is terrible. It's a product game. Robinhood won retail options because the product was so good, so smooth, so easy to use. I get on Hyperliquid for a month and Robinhood feels like garbage compared to it." "Think about how much money exists offshore that can't trade US equities that can now trade US equities on Hyperliquid. The only way you look at this price action and say all crypto sucks, this is a fake pump, is if you've never used the product."

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135,082 просмотров • 19 дней назад

.Laura Shin revisits the rumor that Robinhood nearly built on Solana. "There were rumors that Robinhood Chain almost went with Solana and switched to Arbitrum at the last minute." Tarun Chitra: "Both the Arbitrum and Solana foundations were tweeting a lot. You could tell there was a kind of bake-off going on." Laura Shin: "I had A.J. on the show and asked how Arbitrum got this deal. He didn't confirm that Robinhood was about to go with Solana." "But he basically said that when you're your own L2, it flips the economics. You're not paying, you're making money." "That seems like a pretty obvious choice if they were considering starting on Solana." "It's so interesting that we're having this conversation, because what if things had actually gone the other way?" "Then Solana might be in a really good place. It's an interesting counterfactual to ponder."
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.Laura Shin revisits the rumor that Robinhood nearly built on Solana. "There were rumors that Robinhood Chain almost went with Solana and switched to Arbitrum at the last minute." Tarun Chitra: "Both the Arbitrum and Solana foundations were tweeting a lot. You could tell there was a kind of bake-off going on." Laura Shin: "I had A.J. on the show and asked how Arbitrum got this deal. He didn't confirm that Robinhood was about to go with Solana." "But he basically said that when you're your own L2, it flips the economics. You're not paying, you're making money." "That seems like a pretty obvious choice if they were considering starting on Solana." "It's so interesting that we're having this conversation, because what if things had actually gone the other way?" "Then Solana might be in a really good place. It's an interesting counterfactual to ponder."

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Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴

374,056 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Nick tells meme coin traders who lost money on his token to get out of the trenches and go get a job "I've been holding Solana since $220 or $240. My portfolio is down 65% right now" "Do I contact the founder of Solana and tell him that he's a complete loser and that it's his fault that my portfolio is down? No, I don't" "you are mad at yourself. go look in the mirror and realize this moment in life where you're at is a low" "get out of the trenches and GO GET A F*UCKING JOB"
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Nick tells meme coin traders who lost money on his token to get out of the trenches and go get a job "I've been holding Solana since $220 or $240. My portfolio is down 65% right now" "Do I contact the founder of Solana and tell him that he's a complete loser and that it's his fault that my portfolio is down? No, I don't" "you are mad at yourself. go look in the mirror and realize this moment in life where you're at is a low" "get out of the trenches and GO GET A F*UCKING JOB"

Yonan

405,944 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

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CEO of phygitals explains why they chose to build on Solana "I think one thing Solana does really well and they're hard to beat at is both foundation and ecosystem support from builders and founders. They have the Superteam initiative, which is a great initiative where you can get tons of resources and learnings and free resources to build. And then the general community and collector community within Solana is very vibrant. Our whole go to market was pretty much utilizing ungraded/cheap Pokémon cards that we acquired while we didn't have much funding or profits. We gave these out to top Solana NFT communities and through the liveliness in the ecosystem, Phygitals was created. The initial user base was all Solana NFT collectors or traders and in that sense they have such a large user base, which makes it incredibly easy to build on."

Solana

48,231 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

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Solana

126,970 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

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Solana

287,905 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

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14,159 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

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47,661 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

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1,599,476 просмотров • 1 год назад

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259,092 просмотров • 1 год назад

Can't believe I'm posting Chamath, but this is incredible advice I became red-pilled when I noticed that, as I worked 20-hour days for years and sacrificed all personal relationships and health* to make Solana better, people on Solana were making 1,000x more money than me while adding 0 value, copy/pasting some shit protocols, or just straight up doing crime And not only that, because of my presence on X, I was at a handicap because people wanted the illusion of "neutrality" I used get resentful about this from time to time, but over time understood that it's useless as no one cares and they all have their own thing and that you gotta win regardless If you're a builder, make sure you are capturing the value you create You have a moral imperative to get the money *see hairline
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mert

836,695 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

David Friedberg explains that owning a home is worse than investing in stocks Calls it the "Great lie" FRIEDBERG: "This is one of the great lies. Convincing everyone that the great American dream is to own a house. When owning a house for a lot of Americans ends up putting all your capital in one asset, and you've got to basically get the price of housing to go up every year to keep everyone moving up the ladder." "So now, fast forward 30, 40, 50 years, young people can't afford to buy a house anymore because we've pushed the asset value up so much to try and make sure that everyone's got good household wealth." BARTLETT: "We are told. I mean, that's the sort of central idea once you leave university—is to figure out how quickly you can get a mortgage or buy a house." FRIEDBERG: "Great lie. It's one of the great lies. And there's a lot of countries where people have been able to accumulate capital and jump that ravine from labor to capital much more quickly when they don't buy a house because they can invest in stuff. They can buy, you know, the S&P 500, which you can just buy on an E-Trade or Robinhood account, and you can just own it; on average, it will make you 10-11% a year. You just put your money in that, you're making 10-11% a year, and it can go up every year, and you don't have to pay taxes. You don't have to pay property tax. You don't have to pay insurance. You don't have to deal with repairs and maintenance. All that sort of stuff. So, a lot of people would have been better off, depending on the markets that they're in. There's some markets that ballooned, but a lot of people would have been better off over the last 30 years actually owning the S&P 500 than owning their home and paying for the rent on a home."
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David Friedberg explains that owning a home is worse than investing in stocks Calls it the "Great lie" FRIEDBERG: "This is one of the great lies. Convincing everyone that the great American dream is to own a house. When owning a house for a lot of Americans ends up putting all your capital in one asset, and you've got to basically get the price of housing to go up every year to keep everyone moving up the ladder." "So now, fast forward 30, 40, 50 years, young people can't afford to buy a house anymore because we've pushed the asset value up so much to try and make sure that everyone's got good household wealth." BARTLETT: "We are told. I mean, that's the sort of central idea once you leave university—is to figure out how quickly you can get a mortgage or buy a house." FRIEDBERG: "Great lie. It's one of the great lies. And there's a lot of countries where people have been able to accumulate capital and jump that ravine from labor to capital much more quickly when they don't buy a house because they can invest in stuff. They can buy, you know, the S&P 500, which you can just buy on an E-Trade or Robinhood account, and you can just own it; on average, it will make you 10-11% a year. You just put your money in that, you're making 10-11% a year, and it can go up every year, and you don't have to pay taxes. You don't have to pay property tax. You don't have to pay insurance. You don't have to deal with repairs and maintenance. All that sort of stuff. So, a lot of people would have been better off, depending on the markets that they're in. There's some markets that ballooned, but a lot of people would have been better off over the last 30 years actually owning the S&P 500 than owning their home and paying for the rent on a home."

Tony Jacob | FindaClip.com

448,859 просмотров • 7 дней назад

"It's very much a one-size-fits-all solution. When you're building a mobile app you build it for Android and iOS, we're building it for EVM and for SVM" Rand, founder of Zama, on why core infrastructure has to be cross-chain from the start "There's a version for EVM that works with any EVM chain, Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Binance, and then there's a Solana version for SVM. The protocol is designed to be cross-chain on day one. There isn't going to be a different version on every chain, there's just going to be one encryption layer" "You've got confidential assets, shielded USDC on Ethereum, and you can move it shielded to Polygon and Solana. It solves the interoperability issues, even of transactions and bridges, just by using the layer" "Whenever you're building core infrastructure today, you have to build it cross-chain by design. Liquidity is fragmented, people have money on Solana, they have money on Ethereum. Just because you're doing it confidentially shouldn't mean you have worse access than someone using blockchain today. The baseline is what people have today, on top of which we add confidentiality. We cannot make things worse than they are, otherwise people are just not going to use it"
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"It's very much a one-size-fits-all solution. When you're building a mobile app you build it for Android and iOS, we're building it for EVM and for SVM" Rand, founder of Zama, on why core infrastructure has to be cross-chain from the start "There's a version for EVM that works with any EVM chain, Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Binance, and then there's a Solana version for SVM. The protocol is designed to be cross-chain on day one. There isn't going to be a different version on every chain, there's just going to be one encryption layer" "You've got confidential assets, shielded USDC on Ethereum, and you can move it shielded to Polygon and Solana. It solves the interoperability issues, even of transactions and bridges, just by using the layer" "Whenever you're building core infrastructure today, you have to build it cross-chain by design. Liquidity is fragmented, people have money on Solana, they have money on Ethereum. Just because you're doing it confidentially shouldn't mean you have worse access than someone using blockchain today. The baseline is what people have today, on top of which we add confidentiality. We cannot make things worse than they are, otherwise people are just not going to use it"

The Wolf Of All Streets

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