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@TheDryRunPod

Exploring new ideas in fintech with the authors and leaders shaping them.

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Dry Run@TheDryRunPod·
Introducing Dry Run, a podcast for new ideas in fintech. There's an extraordinary amount of innovation happening right now. We sit down with builders and thinkers close to the work, making sense of what's changing and where things are headed. A space to take new ideas for a spin, explore them, and challenge them out loud. We're excited to share these conversations with you. With love, Eshita and Khushi
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Eshita@eshita·
We're excited to officially launch Dry Run! Finance may be undergoing its biggest shift since the modern financial system was established. Money movement, credit, compliance, and workflows are becoming global, programmable, and AI-native. Khushi (@khushii_w) and I have had the pleasure of speaking with some of the most brilliant founders, thinkers, and builders on the podcast. Capturing original thinking, craft, and the stories behind what they’re building has been a joy. We’re excited to keep sharing these conversations with you. Stay tuned!
Dry Run@TheDryRunPod

Introducing Dry Run, a podcast for new ideas in fintech. There's an extraordinary amount of innovation happening right now. We sit down with builders and thinkers close to the work, making sense of what's changing and where things are headed. A space to take new ideas for a spin, explore them, and challenge them out loud. We're excited to share these conversations with you. With love, Eshita and Khushi

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khushi@khushii_w·
This podcast has been an incredibly rewarding labor of love over the course of the last year. We have experimented, evolved, and learned an immense amount from all of our guests. In the coming weeks, the Dry Run will be focused on testing new ideas and innovations in fintech, crypto, markets, culture, and so much more. A big thank you to our guests @0xturbanurban @AaronJBrogan @0xcoconutt @Bonecondor @BackseatVC @patkkim @colludingnode @HelloShreyas @robinhanson @IvyKangg @kozyDOTai @ashlan_ahmed @FreeWillLe @0xdaft @timjrobinson And eternally grateful to my partner in crime @eshita. Here's to the dry run 🍸 (iykyk)
Dry Run@TheDryRunPod

Introducing Dry Run, a podcast for new ideas in fintech. There's an extraordinary amount of innovation happening right now. We sit down with builders and thinkers close to the work, making sense of what's changing and where things are headed. A space to take new ideas for a spin, explore them, and challenge them out loud. We're excited to share these conversations with you. With love, Eshita and Khushi

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Dry Run@TheDryRunPod·
Introducing Dry Run, a podcast for new ideas in fintech. There's an extraordinary amount of innovation happening right now. We sit down with builders and thinkers close to the work, making sense of what's changing and where things are headed. A space to take new ideas for a spin, explore them, and challenge them out loud. We're excited to share these conversations with you. With love, Eshita and Khushi
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Laguna 🌴@lagunacarta·
@TheDryRunPod will be tuning in! hit me up if you're trying to get a hold of any solana teams for the pod
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Eshita
Eshita@eshita·
LESSONS FROM BUILDING THE FIRST KILLER APP Dan Bricklin (@DanB), co-creator of VisiCalc and builder, joins Khushi (@khushii_w) and I to talk about how people adopt new tools. We go from how VisiCalc launched on the Apple II when few people knew what a computer was, to why he thinks most AI tools haven't found their interface yet. 02:19 How the first electronic spreadsheet was made 07:23 People buying hardware just to run the software 18:43 Why Excel still can't be replaced 20:10 How people adopt new tools 27:13 VisiCalc made accountants better, not obsolete 36:45 The cornucopia of the commons 44:14 Do we want chauffeurs or tools 46:25 Advice for builders
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khushi@khushii_w·
"My take is fairness doesn't matter." Aaron (@AaronJBrogan) breaks down why the insider trading debate for prediction markets is just rhetorical ammunition for politicians looking to capitalize on a trendy, easy-to-win take.
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khushi@khushii_w·
Aaron (@AaronJBrogan) joins Eshita (@eshita) and I to talk about the legal landscape for prediction markets, fairness and insider trading. We cover: 01:18 - Legal history of prediction markets 08:18 - CFTC vs prediction markets 11:57 - Fairness doesn't matter 22:19 - Modern rhetoric on prediction markets 26:38 - Prediction markets vs gambling 33:23 - Upcoming regulation Full episode below 🍸
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Eshita
Eshita@eshita·
Ubiquity in payments comes from coordination. Before @Zelle, @JPMorgan, @BankofAmerica, and @WellsFargo each already offered realtime P2P payments, but the limitation was interoperability. A common user experience required coordination across institutions. A similar thing is now emerging with tokenized deposits and stablecoins. The tech may work within closed systems, but broader adoption will likely depend on shared standards and interop across networks.
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khushi@khushii_w·
Insider trading in prediction markets can be solved. Polymarket and Kalshi both use offchain order matching — which means they could easily build a two-tiered system separating verified from unverified users. That separation is all you need to bake insider trading protections directly into the market structure.
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Eshita@eshita·
In every startup vs incumbent battle, the question is whether the startup can get distribution before the incumbent catches up on innovation. In fintech, most don’t because CAC kills them. Banks may be slower, but they already have the users. For some cases, the edge is building through them.
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Eshita@eshita·
With the buzz around agentic commerce, Andrew raises a point on why adoption may be slower than expected. The biggest retailers aren't opening their data to third-party agents, they're building their own. @Amazon, @Walmart, all of them want agents working for the platform, not for the consumer. After the access issue, though agents are good at finding the lowest price on something consumers already want, the harder problem is helping them with discovery based on taste.
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khushi@khushii_w·
Polymarket (@Polymarket) and Kalshi (@Kalshi) have rolled out new guardrails to curb insider trading. Months ago, Shreyas (@HelloShreyas) predicted this move, highlighting possible safeguards like: - Internal detection tools - Progressive KYC - Position limits We’re now seeing several of these measures in action, with more likely on the way 👀 Stay tuned, this space is evolving fast.
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