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@soheilmomeni same bro

i'm tired from everything

Hyperliquid makes more money than Coinbase.

$EIGEN -96% down from ATH

Nice🥲

2026 is a bear market year for the crypto market. $BTC $50K is coming

2026/1/1 $BTC $88k $ETH $3k $SOL $125 $BNB $860

Just a few hours left until this shitty year finally ends!!! 2025 ➡️ 2026 Happy new year

What is the best way to learn a new language? Living in a society where that language is spoken. What is the best way to achieve financial success?

Good friends help you far more than books ever do.

You always have time!! A clichéd lie they've told us: that great opportunities are extremely rare and limited in number, while your time is even more limited.

Not bad. I hope February will be a green month for markets. $BTC & $ETH #ETFs

Farm $KAT at $1B FDV when $LINEA sits at $450M FDV. What a nice joke. $KAT $200m fdv / $500m Maximum

Nice BUT wen $ETH pools?

Do you think they actually care about you? You’re just a tool to them something they use to reach their own goals.

NEW POD @vitalikbuterin on the @greenpillnet podcast for a year-end deep dive into public goods funding in the @Ethereum ecosystem. Thx @devanshmehta for co-hosting. We discuss how the landscape has shifted from “vibes-based” funding to verifiable, dependency-driven mechanisms, and why this is the best moment to reform PGF using new tools like programmable cryptography, AI-assisted evaluation, and deep funding models. Vitalik shares how he thinks about dependencies, credible neutrality, open-source licensing, pluralism, accountability, ethereum localism, and what builders should prioritize in the coming year. 00:00 – Welcome to the Greenpill Podcast 01:50 – Vitalik joins: why public goods funding matters 02:19 – Why PGF is essential for decentralization 04:18 – The crypto spirit: censorship resistance, institutional design & funding 06:42 – The shift from vibes-era PGF to verifiable mechanisms 08:25 – Why 2026 is the best moment to reform PGF 10:19 – Where does PGF money actually come from? 12:45 – Open-source licensing, taxes & funding dependencies 17:34 – “Fund your dependencies” as a stable mechanism 19:35 – Why general-purpose QF doesn’t work in a chaotic world 21:59 – Bottom-up vs top-down: polycentric PGF 25:29 – How to create accountability loops in public goods 27:22 – Funding open-source as an Ethereum priority 29:31 – Privacy as a public good & why it’s upstream of PGF 31:54 – What OSS developers really think about crypto 33:52 – Mixing social outreach with financial support 35:56 – What should PGF builders focus on in 2026? 38:13 – Work with new projects, not legacy ones 39:44 – Ecosystem cycles & “layers of sediment” 41:39 – Yield-based funding (Octant) & treasury strategies 43:40 – Accountability: from vibes to rigorous mechanisms 47:35 – Motivation, feedback & the psychology of public goods 50:43 – Profit sharing licenses & sustainable PGF pools 53:46 – Security, issuance & public goods 56:12 – Technology, democracy & long-term risks 58:31 – How PGF relates to DIAC (Defensive/Decentralized Acceleration) 01:00:05 – Solving the free-rider problem without coercion 01:02:12 – Mechanisms vs coercion: credible neutrality 01:04:16 – Institutions, power & capture risks 01:06:16 – Individuals vs institutions in PGF 01:08:41 – Why PGF is more error-tolerant than governance 01:11:01 – Pluralism: many funders, many mechanisms 01:13:14 – Why diversity of funders is healthy 01:15:17 – What Vitalik wants built next 01:17:12 – Ethereum localism & real-world experiments 01:19:28 – What success in PGF looks like by end of 2026 01:24:28 – Closing thoughts

Most crypto developers are very young and are solely focused on making a quick buck. Do DEX aggregators really need their own tokens? Many of them have zero revenue and are just forks of another DEX aggregator with no innovation whatsoever. A lot of projects truly don't need governance tokens at all. Does an NFT Marketplace need a token? Hasn't OpenSea been a successful product without one to this day? Why, at a time when NFT trading volumes have plummeted and their revenues have tanked, are they suddenly thinking of launching their own token? Isn't this just about lining their pockets?

Crypto security twitter feels unusually toxic right now. A big part of this is structural: many of the security researchers are young and grew up without much mentorship or development of relational skills: things like communication, empathy, and working through conflict. Security, especially in crypto, is unique in that you can make a living purely by solving these technical security puzzles. It should be pretty clear that most projects in the last few months are struggling with falling token prices and a lack of revenue or user demand. The security budgets for these companies will naturally go down. Compare what teams spent on bug bounties in 2021 versus this year; the numbers are very different. If you want to win long term, you need to stop playing zero-sum games and treat the projects you hunt as your customers. This is the way to achieve long term success.

Monad ( $MON) 1x leverage 😂😂😂😂😂 @paradex

The bigger problem right now.