Brian Garber

For those who find this confusing, he's talking his book. That's his job, to live and breathe JPM 24/7/365. For the last decade, he has publicly dunked on crypto at every turn whilst privately still giving his high-level managers the flexibility to build out digital asset services and to make digital asset investments -- this is true at many major banks. His tune will change completely when/if he thinks JPM is poised to take full advantage of digital assets and blockchain tech, particularly if Wall Street broadly can engineer any sort of regulatory capture over DeFi. The guy at the top of an org that literally *is* the current financial system can't be a blockchain tech "system is broken we have to rebuild it" maxi until he's positioned his corp to be a major player under that paradigm, and decides it's a genuine existential threat to his legacy business units. There *is* someone whose job it is 24/7/365 to be that blockchain tech maxi guy; his name is Brian Armstrong. That's why you see Coinbase running ads that literally say "the system is broken, we have to rebuild it, hooray Coinbase."

Huge announcement! Karate Combat 46 is coming to Dubai & TOKEN2049. We’re thrilled to partner with Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism and Dubai Sports Council to make it happen.

Where are the real world crypto projects?" One of the least expected but highest conviction real world projects I've seen is $KARATE. Here's my bull case for Karate Combat (KC):

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It's time to say it again: There is no need to read the classics because the textbook treatments of their ideas are perfectly sufficient. Have you ever met a physicist who said that you should read Newton's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica?