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CEO @Aragonproject 🦅 | Prev: @vocdoni 🗳 | University of Waterloo alum 👨‍🎓 | ex-Nat Geo Photographer 📸 |

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Arguably one of the more painful truths the industry had to come to terms with that was unveiled with the new admin a year ago: 99% of projects either decentralized for regulatory arbitrage or faked it hoping the others that did would take a loss in execution. twitter.com/A_Leutenegger/stat...

This was not on my bingo card for 2026! And I know the perfect stack for it!

TheDAO is back. BULLISH A decade later, we’re opening a new chapter. TheDAO Security Fund: activating 75,000+ ETH to strengthen Ethereum security. https://thedao.fund

The pioneering GUSD vault for @StatusL2 pre-deposits is open! Deposit USDC/USDT/USDS now to earn juicy rewards & upon Status's launch, see it transform into GUSD liquidity, fuelling the network's economic engine. This is what "native yield-funded networks" look like in practice twitter.com/genericmoney/statu...

Visiting NYC Feb 9-13, if anyone is around and wants to meet up, feel free to reach out!

2026 will be the year our industry discovers a viable path for tokens to be valuable & investable, or watch as they melt away into history as another bad idea. The team at Aragon is focused on this problem for 2026. New tools & services for your projects, read more below!

"2026 will decide the future of crypto-native tokens. Either most will keep bleeding credibility and be written off as memecoins. Or a new class emerges where tokens are truly worth owning." Here’s how Aragon plans to help crypto-native tokens stand the test of time in 2026 by

Another "critically urgent" upgrade for Solana. The actual issue was not made public anywhere afaict. Bugs happen, that's why client diversity is crucial. Lacking diversity, you get small cabals shipping secret upgrades to avoid disclosing unpatched issues. Centralized.

Sold all my available ZEC, sadly lower than I had hoped. As usual, centralized drama is the culprit. Will wait to see if and when the dust settles for a re-entry.

Blocking stablecoins from accruing yield and giving that yield back to users instead of banks was a huge miss for GENIUS. It created a worse experience for users and blocked innovation. And it will do very little to protect consumers, certainly less so than onchain guardrails

The Senate Banking Committee marks up the Market Structure bill next week, and stablecoin rewards remain under debate. Congress already settled this in GENIUS—reopening it now only creates uncertainty and risks the future of the US Dollar as commerce moves onchain. Here’s why

What is sound governance? Because I haven’t seen any other primitive work in aligning incentives to reach a good outcome based on good decisions. In fact ve has often done that.

Tylically the parent company distributes all (or most) of the spin-off's shares to its existing shareholders, based on their current holdings (pro-rata). This never happens in crypto, usually it’s a few % points MAYBE. Also usually they wouldn’t be competing products.

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