jarrod - buyer.eth

Saw vitalik in person a few times and what struck me 1 dude is absolutely brilliant. In one interview I heard three billion dollar ideas 2 dude has no sense of money at all. Has never had to worry about it in his adult life so doesn’t quite get the value of it outside of a mathematical sense. 2 keeps him as one of the purest people in crypto. As to him moral values are more powerful than money. He’s a great founder 2 is also why he doesn’t totally understand human behavior around incentives

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Ethereum has never been more relevant & will only continue to be so. People are under the assumption that the financial world will just willingly adopt Ethereum. That most certainly isn’t the case. They will be forced to adopt it. No system other than Ethereum will hold up in times of true geopolitical turbulence. That is for sure & for certain.

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I represent S-tier single word ENS domains that represent the core operational vocabulary of institutional finance… money.eth, fund.eth, escrow.eth, legal.eth, tax.eth, kyc.eth…and others These aren’t collectibles. They’re namespace positions in the coordination layer of on-chain finance. The institutions building that infrastructure are already here. They have the capital. They have the operational need. They don’t yet own the words they’ll eventually need to name what they’re building. That’s a timing question, not a valuation question.

THE NEXT BUYERS OF CRYPTO MAY NOT BE HUMAN Brian Armstrong just highlighted a shift most of the market is still underestimating. At Coinbase, AI agents are now writing 50%+ of the code and handling about 60% of customer support. Automation is already deeply embedded. But the real unlock is payments -- Armstrong says Coinbase is giving AI agents their own stablecoin wallets so they can execute machine-to-machine transactions -- spinning up cloud resources, accessing paywalled data, buying domains, and more without a human approving every step. Traditional finance wasn’t built for this. Corporate cards require human identity. Autonomous software doesn’t fit that model -- but crypto rails do. If agents are going to operate like digital employees, they need native internet money. Stablecoins are starting to fill that role, and that quietly expands the addressable demand base beyond humans. Still early but the direction is clear, the AI economy is beginning to plug directly into crypto.

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