After the ETH merge there's always been proof of stake, but obviously when the merge happened that brought the topic more front and center for people. What fascinated me about proof of stake away from the security concerns was this notion that you could have a network and that by providing tokens to it by staking, you could generate yield. These feedback loops are largely misunderstood. And if there is a large drawdown, which we've seen historically happen, cascading liquidations can happen in these multi-billion dollar protocols,. Which is going to be bad.

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