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Announcing the full P2P: forum session lineup✨
@amasad, CEO @Replit
@balajis, Founder @thenetworkstate
@dwr, CEO @farcaster_xyz
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@ivanhzhao, CEO @NotionHQ
@jwmares, CEO @truemedpayments
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Just like with oil, the market outside the majors is the true marginal market for compute.
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Volt Capital retweeted
our latest research proposes a framework for setting incentives to deter misbehavior in DePINs.
here are the main insights and and an intuitive explanation of the paper's results.
setting incentives in DePIN has been guess-and-check for too long.
our new paper & widget grounds DePIN incentive design in a formal framework:
Replying to @helium
@helium has had close to ~10% of its online nodes classified as malicious on a denylist, with 25-40M in rewards paid out to cheating nodes. @ionet faced a spoof of over 1.8M fake GPUs in one day
Our new paper tackles this misbehavior by deriving the conditions to set incentives that deter cheaters. We also shipped a widget that calculates the right incentives for your protocol design:
our new research frames DePIN quality control as a repeated game. in the paper, we derive a ‘deterrence ratio’ that directly relates verticals to the right incentives for deterring unwanted behavior.
simulator included below, take it for a spin
Replying to @helium
@helium has had close to ~10% of its online nodes classified as malicious on a denylist, with 25-40M in rewards paid out to cheating nodes. @ionet faced a spoof of over 1.8M fake GPUs in one day
Our new paper tackles this misbehavior by deriving the conditions to set incentives that deter cheaters. We also shipped a widget that calculates the right incentives for your protocol design:
Volt Capital retweeted
Replying to @helium
@helium has had close to ~10% of its online nodes classified as malicious on a denylist, with 25-40M in rewards paid out to cheating nodes. @ionet faced a spoof of over 1.8M fake GPUs in one day
Our new paper tackles this misbehavior by deriving the conditions to set incentives that deter cheaters. We also shipped a widget that calculates the right incentives for your protocol design:
Volt Capital retweeted
two critiques of dePIN have proven to be the most relevant:
1. way too much inflation
2. quality control
if you look closely enough, the second issue contributes significantly to the first one and should probably be robustly solved first
This has my full support.
Jensen is right.
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The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
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What is the CLARITY Act?
How does it protect the 70 million Americans who hold crypto? What does it change about how projects operate?
This @LawofCodeFM podcast explains the history of U.S. digital asset regulation, why regulation-by-enforcement failed and what CLARITY solves, plus remaining steps for this to become law.
Featured: @NYcryptolawyer, @milesjennings, @SH_Brennan, @KyleBligen, @millercwl, Dugan Bliss and snippets from @BillHughesDC, @thatgerald.
By the end of this episode, I promise you'll be in the 99th percentile for understanding the CLARITY Act, regardless of whether you're a lawyer, builder or operator.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
4:46 Explaining market structure
6:05 @milesjennings on regulatory distortion
10:43 Predecessor bills (RFIA, FIT21)
13:35 Senate Banking markup takeaways @millercwl
15:46 SEC & CFTC
20:37 The Securities Act of 1933
23:07 The Howey Test
25:26 @NYcryptolawyer's Ineluctable Modality of Securities Law
28:51 SEC enforcement
32:32 Why SEC rulemaking isn't enough
37:36 Titles of CLARITY
40:00 Digital commodities
47:29 Howey principles @NYcryptolawyer
54:10 Promoters: originators
58:18 Promoters: related persons
1:04:13 Token taxonomy @milesjennings
1:11:02 Ancillary asset requirements
1:19:34 The certification process
1:28:32 Remaining hurdles for CLARITY
1:34:50 Stablecoin yield
1:38:45 Ethics @KyleBligen
1:45:50 Tax consequences @CryptoTaxGuyETH
1:48:54 Thanking people working on the bill, such as @SenLummis, @gillibrandny, @SenatorTimScott, @SenatorHagerty, @SenThomTillis, @MarkWarner, @SenRubenGallego, f , their staffs & many, many others.
Nothing in this podcast is legal or investment advice.




































