In this episode,we were joined by a special guest: the host of Bell Curve, Michael Ippolito! We discussed the PerpDEX sector, prediction market success after the US election, and the different ways to monetize social networks. Additionally, we asked ourselves, what parts of crypto suck? Finally, we unpacked the L1 trade, and discussed getting silly onchain.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Introduction
(1:58) Can Drift Stand Out in the PerpDEX Sector?
(15:19) Prediction Market Success After the US Election
(22:01) Monetizing Social Networks
(31:14) Permissionless III Ad
(32:28) What Parts of Crypto Suck?
(41:03) The L1 Trade
(1:04:40) L2s Are Not Good At Execution
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