Arbitrum Governance Fails | CZ Binance Red Notice FUD | LSD and Uniswap v3 Related Projects

Arbitrum Governance Fails | CZ Binance Red Notice FUD | LSD and Uniswap v3 Related Projects

Introduction

The speaker talks about his confusion regarding the market and how he is being destroyed on some bags while up on others. He also mentions that there is a 50/50 split between bulls and bears.

  • The speaker expresses confusion about the market.
  • There is a 50/50 split between bulls and bears.

Market Analysis

The speaker discusses the current state of the market, including top signals, major resistance, and his personal perspective.

  • Top signals are present in the market.
  • Major resistance exists across the board.
  • The speaker believes that we are more likely to see downside movement than upside movement.
  • The speaker is optimistic despite his losses.

Course Creation

The speaker announces a free course he has created for anyone interested in learning about DeFi. He explains how to access it by subscribing to their newsletter and referring someone else.

  • A free course on DeFi has been created.
  • To access it, one must subscribe to their newsletter and refer someone else.
  • The course covers various topics related to DeFi, from basic security to advanced trading strategies.

Arbitrum Issues

The speaker briefly touches upon issues with Arbitrum before moving onto other topics such as CZ's power and Twitter's Dogecoin Pizza logo fiasco.

  • There have been issues with Arbitrum recently.
  • CZ's power within the industry is discussed briefly.
  • Twitter's Dogecoin Pizza logo fiasco is mentioned.

Launches & Proposals

The speaker discusses recent launches such as Sparta DEX, as well as proposals like GMX channeling proposal and OpenX Exchange. They also mention some charts they like and basket narratives.

  • Recent launches such as Sparta DEX are discussed.
  • Proposals like GMX channeling proposal and OpenX Exchange are mentioned.
  • The speaker talks about charts they like and basket narratives.

Introduction

The speaker praises the work of the team and mentions that he is looking forward to meeting someone in Australia.

  • The speaker expresses his appreciation for the team's work.
  • He mentions that he knows who a chat is and calls him an absolute legend.
  • The speaker says he will come to Australia and go "Aussie Aussie Aussie."
  • He looks forward to meeting someone in Australia.

ABCD Narrative

The speaker discusses the ABCD narrative, which covers topics such as Arbitrum, Bitcoin, Concentrating Liquidity and China, and Ethereum.

  • A is for Arbitrum. The speaker talks about some Arbitrum narratives they were looking at despite governance being a mess.
  • B is for Bitcoin. At the time of posting, there were 74 days until one becomes a Bitcoin millionaire.
  • C is for Concentrating Liquidity and China. Hong Kong has a big event coming up called Web Free Festival so we'll see if China coins get a kick on there.
  • E is for Ethereum upgrade. Everyone has been shoving it down your throat but things are still moving with ideas to watch such as Ultimason's Bedrock in Athena's Fusion upgrade plus Dow tokenomics.

Governance Proposal

The speaker talks about AIP one which was the first governance proposal on Arboretum.

  • AIP one was the first governance proposal on Arboretum.
  • It was handled poorly by those running it resulting in them going from kings to peasants in one governance proposal process.
  • They did not run a proper governance proposal process leading to criticism from many people.

Revolo Intel Interview

The speaker speaks about an interview with Nick from Revolo Intel where they discuss governance and airdrops.

  • The speaker talks about an interview with Nick from Revolo Intel.
  • Revolo Intel takes notes on podcasts, spaces, and Discord stages to help people digest them quickly.
  • They discuss how someone air dropped a billion dollars to a small amount of people who could do anything they wanted but messed up a governance proposal after a week.
  • The speaker thinks that the handling of the governance proposal was poor and felt like someone who didn't work in crypto was handling it.

Introduction

The speaker jokes about being a "sophisticated actor in the financial market" and discusses the conversion of 10 million to Fiat for operational costs.

Speaker's Joke

  • The speaker jokes about being a "sophisticated actor in the financial market."

Conversion of Funds

  • 10 million has been converted to Fiat for operational costs.

Conversion of Funds

The speaker clarifies that funds were not sold, but rather converted to Fiat.

Clarification on Fund Conversion

  • The speaker clarifies that funds were not sold, but rather converted to Fiat.

Exclamation

The speaker exclaims "oh [__] hell."

Exclamation

  • The speaker exclaims "oh [__] hell."

Discussion of Streaming and Private Chat

The speakers discuss streaming and private chat, as well as a tweet regarding a Lamborghini purchase for marketing purposes.

Streaming and Private Chat Discussion

  • Speakers discuss checking the streaming and taking the private chat.

Tweet Regarding Lamborghini Purchase

  • A tweet is mentioned regarding allocating 900 grand towards purchasing a Lamborghini for marketing purposes.
  • Speakers speculate that it was done to troll someone.
  • It is noted that it is still active until lunchtime today.

Discussion of Tweet Regarding Lamborghini Purchase

Speakers continue discussing the tweet regarding allocating funds towards purchasing a Lamborghini for marketing purposes.

Hilarity of Tweet

  • One speaker finds it hilarious when they posted this tweet.
  • They speculate on what would happen if everyone passed it around.

Discussion of Potential Use of Purchased Lamborghini

Speakers discuss the potential use of a purchased Lamborghini for marketing purposes.

Potential Use of Purchased Lamborghini

  • Speakers imagine the One Inch team doing test drives and painting "Arbitrim" on the side.
  • They speculate that people might actually use it.

Discussion of Ratification Document

The speakers discuss a ratification document and its backlash.

Ratification Document Backlash

  • A ratification document is mentioned, which faced backlash.
  • It is noted that it was a complete PR nightmare.
  • It is speculated that they will move to fix it.

Discussion of Buying Opportunity

The speakers discuss whether or not there was a good buying opportunity.

Good Buying Opportunity

  • One speaker thought anything sub 120 was a good buying opportunity.
  • It is noted that it has moved up but not by much.
  • It is believed to do well over the long term.

Discussion of Tweet Regarding Corby

The speakers discuss a tweet regarding Corby and Interpol.

Tweet Regarding Corby and Interpol

  • There was apparently a code with a connection to Interpol.
  • CZ knew something was coming as he tweeted "ignore fud fake news and attacks."
  • It is noted that it was a bizarre situation.

The Risk of Being First

In this section, the speaker discusses how news outlets prioritize being first over being accurate in order to generate clicks and ad revenue. They also discuss the need for a credible news platform.

News Outlets Prioritize Being First Over Being Accurate

  • News outlets release information without due diligence to be first and generate clicks.
  • Even if they are proved wrong, they will not remove the article but add a disclaimer at the bottom.
  • It is more of a risk to be first than to be right.

Need for Credible News Platform

  • A credible news platform is needed on new sites.
  • Major news outlets know what's going to happen before it happens.
  • Many major crypto media platforms are owned by companies with vested interests in certain cryptocurrencies.

Kirby Takes Strain

In this section, the speaker talks about how Kirby took strain over recent events and how Kobe's influence cannot be underestimated.

Kirby Takes Strain

  • Kirby made posts saying he needs to stop posting as it's too much.
  • Someone wrote that it's not Gobi's fault but his influence can't be underestimated.
  • With great power comes great responsibility and Kobe knows this.

Concern Around Dogecoin

In this section, the speaker expresses concern around Dogecoin and top signals.

Concern Around Dogecoin

  • This may be a top signal for Dogecoin.
  • The chart shows that there may be a bit of pain ahead.
  • Retail participation is needed for Dogecoin to perform well.

Lack of Retail Participation

In this section, the speaker discusses the lack of retail participation in the crypto market and how it affects prices.

Lack of Retail Participation

  • Proof of lack of retail participation is seen in recent price movements.
  • Institutions are buying up Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but retail investors are not participating.

Waiting for the Next Thing

In this section, the speaker talks about waiting for the next thing and how new money coming in can affect the market.

New Money Coming In

  • The speaker predicts that XRP and Ada will start moving, indicating new money coming back into the markets.
  • However, there is uncertainty about how they will run because no one is onboarding anymore.
  • The only thing that cuts through and gets past the fourth wall is something that starts to pick retailers' address to come back into the markets again.
  • There is currently a lot of money sloshing around.

Trade Any Asset from Any Source Chain

In this section, the speaker discusses a product called "Trade any asset from any source chain" and its unique features.

Product Features

  • The product allows users to trade any asset from any source chain to any destination chain without using an automated market maker. It uses a request for quotes (RFQ) system similar to Zero X.
  • Users can effectively say they want a specific asset on a particular chain and pay an off-chain or unchained market maker to make it happen.

Hashvest's Gamification of Products

In this section, the speakers discuss Hashvest's gamification of products and how it encourages governance participation.

Gamification of Products

  • Hashvest is gamifying everything by allowing players to do quests, stake tokens, and increase their XP by attacking, defending, and leveling up in-game characters using limited edition NFT artifacts called "The End of the Harshverse Season One Battle Pack."
  • The overarching idea is to encourage governance participation and create a super cool world that looks like it's in turn.
  • This gamification of products is one of the next big narratives to watch out for.

Hashvest's Partnerships

  • Hashvest is partnering with Galaxy, which encourages active community participation by rewarding users for reading articles and turning up on Discord.
  • The limited edition NFT artifacts will be available on Magic Eden, making it one of the first events on Magic Eden.

Building Your Own Ecosystem

In this section, the speakers discuss building your own ecosystem and how it can lead to more rewards. They also mention Sparta Decks and its gamification concept.

Building Your Own Ecosystem

  • Building your own ecosystem can lead to more rewards.
  • Staking or pooling keeps people in that ecosystem.

Sparta Decks

  • The speakers discuss Sparta Decks and its gamification concept.
  • The game has different phones like Market Academy where you level up.
  • You can battle with other players when you level up.
  • Upgrading yield boost is possible by leveling up.
  • Gamification is a clever concept that could be a big winner, especially for those who played video games as kids.
  • The highest rank of member on Sparta Deck is mentioned.

Playing Sparta Decks

In this section, the speakers talk about playing Sparta Decks and what they have learned so far.

Playing Sparta Decks

  • One speaker is already playing the game while sharing his screen with the other speaker.
  • The game is currently on openc on arbitrum at the minute.
  • Some technical difficulties are experienced due to Indonesian internet connection.

God Tier Characters in Sparta Decks

In this section, the speakers discuss god tier characters in Sparta Decks and their impact on the game.

God Tier Characters

  • There are three different tiers of characters in Sparta Decks.
  • The god tier characters will have a significant impact on the game.

Introduction to GMX and Proposal for Decentralization

In this section, the speaker introduces GMX and discusses a proposal for decentralization.

Introduction to GMX

  • The speaker met someone who is well-connected in the space and knows what's going on with GMX.
  • The V2 of GMX has been criticized for Oracle manipulation, which has affected the price of air box.
  • To address this issue, new lower latency oracles from Chainlink will be used.

Proposal for Decentralization

  • An allocation of 1.2% of protocol fees generated by the GMX protocol will go towards Chainlink's services.
  • This proposal allows GMX to move to the next stage by using a decent low electrical provider.
  • The speaker believes that it is a win-win situation.

Comparison between Vertex and GMX

In this section, the speaker compares Vertex and GMX.

Liquidity Model

  • Vertex is primarily a central limit order book into a dydx but on arbitrim that execution is actually settled on chain and then published back on chain link near enough immediately trading.
  • On the other hand, GMX looks like an automated market maker with apps on top of it.

Trading Speed

  • Deep liquidity is important for effective trading speed, particularly on churn well anyway really but it's particularly on China you need that liquidity for speed of trade.
  • Vertex's trading latency plan is going to be like 0.3 seconds or even faster than what you're seeing on kind of Solana.

Volume

  • Vertex's API takes around an hour to set up, which allows for big money algorithms that can make the books ported over with near.
  • The speaker believes that a protocol needs a ton of volume, particularly if you're a holder and a sticker because you want to recruit as many phases physically possible.

Vertex and Geomix

In this section, the speaker talks about Vertex and Geomix, two projects that he is interested in. He discusses their approach to business and how they are building a network for people to come in and do stuff around it.

Vertex and Geomix

  • Vertex and Geomix are two projects that the speaker is interested in.
  • The speaker likes Geomix's approach to doing business carefully, one step at a time.
  • Timing is everything, but these guys don't really care. It will be interesting to see how it plays out.
  • The speaker likes GMX's approach to doing business over the last year. They have built such a mark with people building in or around or on top of GMX as well with like the GLP products.
  • There are probably some people building on top of vertex as well. They're effectively building a network that will allow for people to come in and do stuff around it.

Decks Wars Are Coming

In this section, the speaker talks about Decks Wars coming up soon. He mentions that there will be an interesting narrative around it but won't last just a week because people will start choosing their preferred decks.

Decks Wars Are Coming

  • Decks Wars are coming up soon.
  • Dan coined the phrase several weeks ago, "Decks Wars are coming."
  • People will start choosing their preferred decks which will be super sophisticated great QRS UX's.
  • We are coming to a point where the blockchain is going to prove its worth around regulators around the dynamic between user all the liquidity is going to move into the space.

Blockchain's Future

In this section, the speaker talks about how bullish he is about blockchain's future. He mentions that there are a lot of things going on right now but in terms of the future and what's going on, if you aren't bullish about it then you really are sleeping in a very dark cave.

Blockchain's Future

  • The speaker is very bullish about blockchain's future.
  • There are a lot of things going on right now but in terms of the future and what's going on, if you aren't bullish about it then you really are sleeping in a very dark cave.

OpenX Trading Volume Controversy

The speaker discusses the controversy surrounding OpenX's trading volume.

OpenX Trading Volume

  • OpenX had a 24-hour trading volume of $13.64, despite having $25 million invested in it.
  • The trading volume was 992% higher than what was reported.
  • The speaker comments that karma has caught up with those who invested in OpenX.

Failed Exchange and Memes

The speaker talks about the failed exchange and the memes that came out of it.

Failed Exchange and Memes

  • The exchange has failed, causing investors to lose money.
  • There are memes circulating about the failed exchange.
  • The speaker mentions other companies involved in publishing negative articles about Colby.

Hidden Easter Egg on Mac

The speaker talks about a hidden Easter egg on Mac related to Bitcoin.

Hidden Easter Egg on Mac

  • There is a hidden Easter egg on Mac related to Bitcoin.
  • It is unclear who put the Easter egg there, but it is speculated that it may have been Steve Jobs before he passed away.

UNIV3 Concentrate Liquidity Business License Expiration

The speaker discusses the expiration of UNIV3's business license for concentrate liquidity.

UNIV3 Concentrate Liquidity Business License Expiration

  • UNIV3's business license for concentrate liquidity expired at the beginning of April.
  • The speaker posted about this and got caught in a crossfire of comments.

Introduction

The speaker talks about the chaos that ensues when innovation is introduced into a space and how new innovative products can be built off of it.

Innovation and Chaos

  • Introduces the topic of innovation and chaos.
  • Discusses Univ3 license expiring and concentrated liquidity decks.
  • Talks about Arrakis, a core optimizer on top of Univ3, which doesn't have a token.
  • Shares his experience with selling Pilot yesterday.

My Dow and Talos

The speaker discusses My Dow's release of the first fork of Univ3, turning on the fee switch, incentivizing their community, Hermes coming to Arbitrim soon, Talos as another product that looks like Timeless and Lit.

My Dow and Talos

  • Talks about My Dow releasing the first fork of Univ3.
  • Discusses turning on the fee switch for trading fees distribution to UNI holders.
  • Shares that rewards from fee switch accrue to Maya, Hermes, and maybe Talos holders.
  • Mentions that Hermes is coming to Arbitrim soon after audits are done.
  • Talks about Talos as another product similar to Timeless and Lit.

Ulysses Protocol

The speaker talks about Ulysses protocol as a bridging protocol and how My Dow takes governance seriously.

Ulysses Protocol

  • Discusses Ulysses protocol as a bridging protocol.
  • Shares that My Dow takes governance seriously and has an in-depth governance proposal forum.

Timeless, Lit, and Ice Dan

The speaker talks about Timeless and Lit, the Redemption thing for getting all the to get litter discount, Ice Dan's potential return.

Timeless, Lit, and Ice Dan

  • Talks about Timeless and Lit.
  • Mentions Ice Dan's potential return.

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Introduction

The speaker introduces himself and talks about the difficulty of remembering complex passwords.

  • The speaker introduces himself as a security fellow for commodities traders.
  • He mentions the difficulty of remembering complex passwords and how they are often strings of words that no human would ever say.

Call to Action

The speaker encourages listeners to subscribe to his channel on YouTube or Spotify.

  • The speaker asks listeners to hit the subscribe button on YouTube or Spotify.
  • He notes that many people listen but don't subscribe, and it only takes two seconds to do so.

Conclusion

The speaker concludes with some final thoughts on staying safe and breaking through resistance in the financial market space.

  • The speaker expresses concern about current resistance in the financial market space.
  • He blames Michael Sayler for buying another thousand Bitcoin if they don't break through this resistance.
  • He encourages listeners to take it easy.