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MJWhy did your not post this before? Valuable info to have 6 months ago.
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JPGood interview. Funny that they say “the early days” of Ethereum. What is that, 6 years? Millennials are funny.
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phI have enjoyed listening to ALL these crypto videos. Just excellent. I enjoy the short, direct approach rather than the less punchy videos in RV that ramble on. Well done. And great interviewing Alex. Really appreciate your clarity and extra help to understand all this. Whenever you say “for the viewers at home....” I expect your extra words of wisdom. Just brilliant offering
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SMI'm not like most of this community, just hanging on by a thread listening to these new concepts. But my crypto returns in the last month have made me suddenly voracious for news in the space. At RV I always feel like I'm listening to the smartest person in the room, but it's very inside baseball. I wish you'd define a term every now and then in the beginning. Can we have a kindergarten corner?!
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CUcan u stop talking about the past from 10 years ago and focus on the future please. u did the same with vitalik. its a waste of time
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MRAs always great video, I am sold. What I am very interested in knowing is the nuts and bolts. All these block chain projects have a function. And to be a wise investor I need to know the purposes and functions of these different projects. I am not a developer so I need to know in a slightly dumbed down version, not completely dumbed down only slightly. Thanks Mike
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TTBitcoin is already worth 30k. This is out dated information. Lol.
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TP"it was not ideal to do what we did ( DAO Rollback )" -- he thinks this was the good way to handle problems. Trashing others tx's because your shoddy contract code allowed someone to transfer funds. It wasn't a "hack", the contract language explicitly allowed it. The fault is the ETH devs, so ready to "move fast and break things" that they didn't care if they broke transactions of other people. Emotionalist analysis of "DAO was a baby" and other prattle doesn't address the point. Of course he says "we're too big for that to happen again" -- sound familiar? Say 2008-era-familiar? How about the massive hacks in DeFi? Millions lost, perhaps rivaling the DAO debacle. Still to big to fail? Interviewing ETH's spin-doctor may be a softball win for RV, but it really doesn't address the real questions.