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One of Bitcoin's best qualities is it moves slowly, learns from the successes and failures from other smart people doing things on other chains, and then accumulates all wisdom and knowledge back to the mother chain. MegaETH and Monad champion innovations like continuous txn execution (not in blocks), offchain DA (more speed, cheaper txns), and the modularity thesis at its finest (separate layers for sequencing, execution, and verification). But will it work? Is it a good model for future Bitcoin L2s? What scaling bottlenecks do they run into? Would it work on Bitcoin? Why or why not? So yes, feel free to hate on the latest EVM chains as long as you learn from them, see what works and what doesn't work, and bring it all back home to Bitcoin.

There’s nothing better than holding a vision Building it until people love it, that’s the hard part Especially when the market tests you

tickets on Discord? A thing of the past we’re building support *inside* ODIN•FUN: faster, simpler, better management step by step, we’re upgrading every part of the platform

we just hit $1.11B in total volume on Odin Fun so crazy 318k total registered users 50k monthly active users lots to celebrate here! (and yes, lots of features in the pipeline coming to you as soon as we can finish audits and get them out)