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Evan Feng

@EvanTheFeng

Liberty, finance, gaming, AI, robotics, philosophy. Partner @coinfund. Prev: L/S equities at P72, Citadel. Not financial advice, opinions my own. 🇺🇸

NYC area Katılım Nisan 2013
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Sun@sunandr_·
Treasury by @whop is perhaps the largest ever DeFi integration by a non crypto-native enterprise. DeFi yield on USDT delivered seamlessly to over 20M users. Vault by @veda_labs, yield by @aave, built on @Plasma. This is the just the beginning. Fintechs are adopting stablecoins and vaults at breakneck speed. 2026 is the Year of the Vault
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Veda@veda_labs

Earning on @whop is here, powered by Veda. → Veda’s vault infra enables yield with @aave on @plasma → Autocompounding rewards, instant withdrawals → Onchain savings, made simple Now available on Whop Finance for 21M+ users and on Whop Treasury for 2.5M+ businesses:

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Tyler@TylerDurden·
I can’t speak highly enough about @MikeSilagadze and his team at @ether_fi. They just onboarded me privately. I’ve been unbanked for 10 years. I bounce between cards and/or localbitcoins. Finally found a final DeFi solution that offers me everything + business account.
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Jake Brukhman@jbrukh·
There's a lot of really exciting developments happening in decentralized AI training this year. Here's my take on why decentralized training is moving from "impossible" to "investable". 🧵👇
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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
@VitalikButerin In jurisdictions including the US (per Castle Rock v Gonzales), police do not have a legal duty to protect individuals, just the public at large. Ultimately we're responsible for our own / family protection, though I DO believe tech can help, and blockchain has a role to play.
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vitalik.eth@VitalikButerin·
One tool that seems to me would lead to large wins for safety at very low cost to civil liberties, is that everyone should have easy and deniable on-hand ways of calling the police. Think: you pre-select a few secret words, and when your watch or phone or local device in your house hears these words, it silently auto calls 911, and temporarily streams to the police your real-time location. This could work very well for eg. crypto holders who are worried about getting kidnapped / robbed. If we create an environment where if you rob someone (whether at home or outside), there is at least a 20% chance that the police will be on their way immediately, so you won't have time to take anything from them and you don't even realize whether or not the alarm got triggered, then that type of crime flips to being very non-viable. And because this requires deliberate action from the victim in order to function, the risk that this can be used by the government against people seems relatively quite low.
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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
@factmach you can also cut 4 holes for limbs after empty and have a team uniform ready to go
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Fact Machine@factmach·
90% of startups overspend in their first year. most founders focus on raising revenue but forget to keep expenses low. one of the ways Fact Machine maximizes its runway is cutting food costs. these feed bags cost us $4.99 and keep our engineers happy for weeks.
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Jordi in Cryptoland@lordjorx·
Why I’m starting to look at ETHFI again. Most people hated on $ETHFI this year because of its brutal inflation. Looking at the data, they were right. One year ago, the supply was 590M tokens. Today, it stands at 1.091B. That’s a 85% yearly inflation. Despite this, the Market Cap has almost tripled. This means people are absorbing the sell pressure and positioning themselves for what comes next. The strategy was simple: sacrifice the first years to build the product. For 2026, the supply will only grow to 1.145B. This drops the annual inflation to less than 5%. If you stake your tokens, you get a 10% APY. The math is clear: the staking yield now completely neutralizes the inflation. This yield isn't fake. The team uses 30% of their protocol profits to buy back tokens and distribute them to stakers. And they said they will be doing this aggressively while the token is below $3. @ether_fi is scaling as a neobank, showing massive growth in active users and credit card adoption. Now they are expanding into Optimism with heavy incentives. If the business model continues to scale at this rate, the current price levels won't last. Thanks @AleaResearch for your amazing research. Link to EtherFi: ether.fi/refer/012f093c
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EtherFi is the new Revolut. The Q1 2026 report by @AleaResearch reveals a massive shift: 55% of @ether_fi 's revenue now comes from "Cash," while staking has dropped to 39%. With only 30 employees, they are generating $60M in annual revenue and managing $6B in staked ETH. Here is the breakdown of their aggressive expansion: > The ecosystem now stands on three pillars: Stake, Liquid, and Cash. They have issued 54,000 cards, and usage volume hit $663M this year. Most of this growth was organic via referrals, but they are now prepared to spend $50 to $100 per user to go mainstream. The real innovation is "Borrow Mode." With a global LTV of 12%, users can spend via instant credit backed by their assets. Despite the operational success, the token is down 94% from its all-time high. To fight this, they are using 30% of revenue for buybacks, redistributing them to stakers. They even set up a $50M fund to protect the price under $3, though the token is currently under $0.50. The most exciting part is the 2026 roadmap. They are moving to @Optimism to scale the rails (and also the cashbacks), integrating SEPA for fee-free Euro payments, and onboarding 300 companies to their infrastructure. They also want to integrate Hyperliquid tech to offer traditional stock market access directly in the app. EtherFi is building a closed-loop financial system with a 60% retention rate. Once the heavy institutional unlocks end this March, the selling pressure should finally clear, leaving a highly efficient, revenue-generating machine.

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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
Always more bullish on the EtherFi team, vision and product after each of these public calls. A masterclass on understanding existing users, sources of future growth, and the throughline of improving unit economics and effective competition in a busy field. The ticker is $ETHFI.
ether.fi@ether_fi

ether.fi Analyst Call - March 11, 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
@KobeissiLetter This is going to embolden a lot of public company boards and give CEOs air cover to make similar changes, if the idio outperformance holds.
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The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: Block stock, $XYZ, surges over +20% after announcing plans to cut over 40% of their workforce.
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Josh@joshkessler_·
Users are clearly loving @krakenfx DeFi Earn, powered by @veda_labs. Embedding vaults that can integrate any protocol allows for products to be differentiated, better diversified and higher yielding. h/t to @chaoslabs and @SentoraHQ as curators
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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
Although the odds of the Clarity Act passing keep whipsawing between "if" and "when" over the last week, the underlying thesis hasn't changed nor the institutional building and integrating we see behind the scenes. Short-term volatility is hiding the long-term adoption signal!
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Josh@joshkessler_·
Vaults are a strategic priority for every enterprise that’s serious about DeFi. There is no doubt in my mind that it will be the biggest category of the year with the most blue chip integrations and a flurry of M&A activity. What a time to work at @veda_labs.
Frank Chaparro@fintechfrank

Wow. Fidelity is hiring a defi product manager to design and launch on-chain vaults, structured defi strategies (yield, carry, delta-neutral), and protocol-level risk frameworks. responsibilities include smart-contract architecture, tokenomics, oracle risk, and ongoing vault monitoring.

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dar@radbackwards·
NEO is in NYC right now. Doing a meet and greet Saturday night if you want to say hi to NEO & the team— lmk. Limited availabilities.
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CoinFund@coinfund·
The agentic economy is exploding. @EvanTheFeng spoke about the intersection of web3 and AI at @epicweb3’s Agentic Economy Hub in Denver 🤖
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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
@intangiblecoins Me too. I was at an ~empty in-person event in NYC but the few of us there we were just watching the Gdax prem, which blew out w spot bids once mex stopped selling. Wonder if mkt microstructure would have been able to bounce back from a $0 wick, glad we didn’t have to find out!
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Alex Thorn@intangiblecoins·
this was probably my favorite panic dump in bitcoin history: march 12, 2020 btc dropped below the 200d MA from $8k to below the 200w MA in the $3ks basically in one night (>50% drop) covid hysteria. fidelity had just told all employees to WFH indefinitely, the NBA had just cancelled its season the night before. the bitmex liquidation engine was selling bitcoin hand over fist. some thought arthur would let it sell btc to zero. luckily, bitmex was taken down in “a DDOS attack” (thanks arthur 🤝) buying during this panic was extremely satisfying. nothing fundamental about bitcoin had changed, but the world was drastically undervaluing it we didn’t stay under the 200w MA for long, but it took 8 more months to climb back to a new ATH
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Evan Feng@EvanTheFeng·
@patrick_oshag Just getting into it this weekend starting with Consider Phlebas, surprised they haven’t been more mainstream yet though maybe the Amazon adaptation will help similar to what happened with The Expanse!
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Patrick OShaughnessy@patrick_oshag·
Iain M. Banks wrote one of my favorite sci fi series (Culture Series) about what society would be like in an abundant future. One of the ideas that stands out is that even if people don’t strictly need a job, they will still want mastery, stories, to build, and to feel useful to others. In the society he imagines, the hard problems are no longer allocation problems, but are instead about values (what’s good, beautiful) and identity. The scarce resources become trust, attention, and, for institutions, claims to legitimacy. Values, not resources, drive differences in cultures. Societies choose different aesthetics, morals, and attitudes towards risk. Banks’ world offers infinite comfort, and some people basically opt into endless pleasure. But the books focus on the people who crave intensity, put themselves in danger, chase purpose in hard environments, and want friction and consequence. In the books, “the Minds” are basically benevolent, well-aligned ASIs who solve all our problems and run everything. Even if that’s where we are headed, it’s fun to imagine what we will still care deeply about. Banks is amazing at thinking through what that might mean. I highly recommend them.
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