insanely bullish on @ArciumHQ gMPC

How do CEXes handle listing tokens with token extensions? How does one enforce the extension rules off chain or in a CEX setting?

it really sucks to be an average millennial, more than 30% of the americans don't have 400$ for an unexpected expense or have any retirement savings -- if this is US the richest country in the world, think how bad it is in the rest of the world

any law or policy professionals in India (students also ok) up for a research & writing gig with @superteam focused on real world asset tokenization? get in touch 👋

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Robinhood choosing Arbitrum to create a new L2 is yet another case study for why garage startups disrupt incumbents. Did Robinhood choose Arbitrum because it will provide the best UX for customers? If you have been an active onchain user over the past year, you would say no definitively. A group of megacorp middle managers evaluated the best "deal" for the company and went with the option where they can control career risk. I don't know any insider info about the decision, but I do know startups that integrate infra from first principles and prioritize UX will eat Robinhood's lunch. Nom nom.

This is non-exhaustive but here are some great Solana tokenization platforms Republic Securitize Alphaledger Libre R3 Superstate Libeara 🔜 Which one is “best” depends on your specific use case

i like big (deep dive) bounties and i cannot lie. another one just dropped — write a deep dive on the state of RWAs on @solana and compete for a prize pool of $1500. link here:

Just got a message from Mr. Salim a topper from his NIT, working in Bangalore with a ₹43.5 LPA package laid off last month. The company handed him just 3 months’ severance. Last year alone, he paid ₹11.22 lakhs in income tax. In just 5 years, over ₹30 lakhs gone into the system, and in return, he got zero support. No safety net. No job security. No respect for his contribution. Now jobless, thankfully without a home loan, he’s using his savings and severance to pay for his children's education, ₹1.95 lakh per child, per year. That’s where his "reward" is going. Worse, he fell into depression. He said he felt like he was suddenly on the road, abandoned from every direction. The same government he paid lakhs to in taxes betrayed him the moment he needed it most. He asked me to keep his identity anonymous, so I’m just sharing his initial, Mr. Salim. This is what happens to genuine taxpayers in India. You pay. You comply. You contribute. And when you're in crisis, you're on your own. This country desperately needs to change. Because right now, it's failing the very people who carry it forward.

soon, they will take your money for your "own good" their CBDCs will scale this tyranny to the max it is time for unstoppable private money