Thinking On Paper Ethereum Is Broken. STXN Wants to Use Time Travel To Fix It
One in five Ethereum transactions fails. You lose gas. You lose time. You lose faith.
Enter STXN. Programmable money. Smart transactions. Blockchain with a memory.
In this episode, STXN founders Boris Mamlyuk and Anuj Dasgupta join Thinking on Paper to explain why crypto still feels like fax machines and how they’re rebuilding Ethereum to actually work for humans.
You’ll learn:
Why Ethereum’s UX is a car crash in slow motion
How smart transactions give you control over timing, fees, and success
What a decentralized time oracle is, and why it matters
How to schedule payments, automate execution, and stop burning gas for nothing
Why Big Tech and Big Government are terrified of programmable transparency
And how blockchain becomes powerful when it stops being painful
This is crypto without the spin. Blockchain with teeth.
If the next wave of Ethereum is going to survive, it has to stop failing. STXN might be the thing that finally lets us trust the chain.
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Timestamps:
(00:00) Ethereum’s biggest problem?
(04:30) Why Ethereum transactions fail
(08:00) What are smart transactions
(14:10) How Ethereum’s UX is broken and what STXN is doing about it
(17:45) The traffic jam problem, or why Ethereum gets clogged
(23:34) Decentralized time oracle
(36:02) Google, AI & surveillance
(42:33) The crypto philosophy
50:10) Blockchain incentives
(55:57) Time-locked transactions
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