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The next big thing does not look like a big thing for a long time. Coinbase went through YC in 2012 with one offer. Every VC in Silicon Valley had a look. Only USV made the bet. OpenSea went through YC in 2018 and had even less interest. Crypto was now on the radar of every VC firm. The team had to scrap and claw for a seed round led by an unknown VC with no track record (yours truly). Polymarket was even further from the Silicon Valley zeitgeist in 2020 and grinded hardest to break into mainstream. The next big thing will probably look even weirder and be even further outside the Silicon Valley hivemind. Don’t be a sheep.

$fireturd proved boardwalk can turn a dumb ticker into a standardized programmatic onchain economy. nearly 8.5 eth became permanently locked liquidity. the token’s economics follow it beyond one pool with fee protection for all. issuer claims are paced. future LPs can earn an economy wide fee stream and build time-weighted participation. fee relationships are transparent, immutable or timelocked. value flows to the issuer, liquidity participants, security, research and the broader boardwalk network. most launchpads optimize the moment a token enters the market. boardwalk standardizes what happens before, during and long after that moment. when the launch ends, the economy continues.

UNI burn just hit an all-time high on Robinhood Chain 🏆 62,000 UNI burned in 24H

The fee switch is live on all UniV4 pools. LPs now pay a 10-25% of fee revenues to the protocol. I'll keep being an LP, but providing liquidity as usual structurally can't work TBH. HMU if you're affected. Panoptic has plenty of on/offchain tools to reduce expected losses.

Tons of FUD and misunderstanding around the v4 fee switch: "LP fees are getting reduced" - False. Protocol fees are additive, not subtractive. LPs earning 30bp per swap still earn 30bp "The protocol is taking 25% of LP profits" - Made-up math. On a 30bp pool the protocol fee is 5bp. That's 5/35 = ~14% of total swap fees and 0% of what LPs were already earning "The cut is too high" - CEXs charge 100–200bp per swap. 5bp on a 30bp tier is 20–40x cheaper, for the deepest distribution in DeFi And to the fork that talks about Uniswap more than its own product, takes 100% of swap fees, and "compensates" LPs with uneven token inflation set by token votes: lol

Robinhood Uniswap v3 fees are on for top volume pools now. Top 500 by 12 hour volume Top 500 Pons pools by 48 hour volume Newest 500 Pons pools UNI holders would like to thank you for renting your pools from Uniswap.

The fee switch is live on all UniV4 pools. LPs now pay a 10-25% of fee revenues to the protocol. I'll keep being an LP, but providing liquidity as usual structurally can't work TBH. HMU if you're affected. Panoptic has plenty of on/offchain tools to reduce expected losses.