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A nonpartisan, blockchain-agnostic venue for updates, research, & debates on the Open Finance. This is neither a DeFi nor a Degen channel. Though not dismissive thereof, lt can be thought of a technical, theoretical & philosophical salon.

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Gökhan Turhan

@gokhan.eth·

you can't make this shit up

accelerate the nuclear energy so that each home staker in the next century can run a node.

look i really like prediction markets at "let's subscribe to Hanson's Substack" levels, and all the metaforecasting jazz yet this ain't a prediction market. this is rather a paid add.

the intern is gazing at the gallery of ideas.

i wonder how many North Koreans have contributed to the Github profiles across the Farcaster ecosystem, too:

https://x.com/skesslr/status/1841421864779833494

It goes the same for DeFi powerhouses like Türkiye 🇹🇷 that people treat Binance as a low cost bank re: txns fees etc esp USD:TRY pairs in stables (Turkish banks are quite good compared to many, BBVA local chapter [Garanti] even offers their own crypto platform).

What Scroll is doing is worth studying.

https://x.com/0xkofi/status/1845752010009633136?s=46

i'm at your service at all time at the Fun Finance Happy Hours

@xngmi on iltizâm and amAMM

https://x.com/0xngmi/status/1845546056152752418

my reply guyness:
https://x.com/0xgokhan/status/1845548720030638269

Amplifying the intern. It's what it is.

I found my own gig at @kingpost as the growth lead just by posting randomly in /jobs that I am looking for nice professional plays "as an intern."

@interestedfyi is underrated.

puns and coinage won't save your bags. concepts need contexts. markets need liquidity.

people value the blockspace their proofs live in on. indeed, a rune edging on bitcoin will cost x1000 than an IPFS pin on a layer3 on superchain that has nothing but a buggy ui since day 0 and an ecole of frankfurt that condition user behavior like habermas

fat app thesis has nothing to do with thin appchains fyi

cronje hour

this will cause a huge lending markets movement.

The Turkish private stablecoin issuer BiLira (literally One Lira) rolls out their own CEX. Apparently, TRYB supports the following networks:

- Ethereum
- Solana
- Polygon
- BNB
-Avax C-Chain

Leaving a reference here:
https://id.bilira.co/oauth/authorize?client_id=5f472327-86c6-4ccc-91d1-d3aaad8976b0&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fkripto.bilira.co%2Foauth%2Fcallback&response_type=code&scope=profile&action=register&ref=BLR-aVlEIzsP4f

I was not expecting to get a 0.77 ether airdrop from @eigenfoundation just because I was sharing informational casts regarding what Eigen does in my personal /openfinance "journal" of decentralized finance affairs that I rather use as a bookmark flow, and a sort of a memex.

I am not able to post into their channel because there's not membership entry frame but it's OK. Thanks.

unlike they force you think, it's not a sin to bootstrap blockchain-enabled products that recombinantly innovate on off- and on-chain technologies.

decentralization will always be out there for those who seek it, too.

no thank you.

Engagement farmers telling honest casters they're engagement casting is the novel philosophy behind these silo'd markets. Based.

/openfinance

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