Lido, I Don't Think It's the Only Solution to the Problem of the Stacking Market

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i nol some people belief that the stacking market is sort of naturally very centralizing fortunately, we have the ability to reasonably besentralized. And for most of, like, history, ther probably operated weigh more than 50%. So i think that we should be genuinely curious and excited for like, ways to act like legitimately de centralized takin puts. I do disagree with some of the approach taken here. I think you're spending millions of dollars a month on defy inccentives when you reached 30 % of state capitals,. But you know, idon, i don't think these are the badguys. I think they've attempted to design a very good protocol

Listen to conversations between two veterans of the crypto industry: Su Zhu, CEO and CIO of Three Arrows Capital, and Hasu, Strategy lead at Flashbots. Exploring the big ideas in crypto from first principles.

In this episode, Hasu continues the conversation with Danny Ryan and Tim Beiko, two researchers from the Ethereum Foundation. The three are joined by Stephane Gosselin, co-founder of Flashbots, who makes his podcast debut and stands in as Hasu's co-host.

Together, they discuss:

MEV before and after the Merge
mev-boost and proposer-builder-separation (PBS)
The rise of liquid staking pools
Whether Lido should cap its own growth
How the Ethereum Foundation sees its role in interacting with very "protocol-adjacent" projects like Flashbots + Lido

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