Ben Lilly

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The Two Sides Fighting Over Blockchain's Future

The year is 1992 and Andrew Tanenbaum, a computer scientist, has declared that Linux is dead. If you’re not familiar with Linux, it’s an operating system (OS) popular among more hardcore computer users. The reason Tanenbaum pronounced Linux dead is because of the kernel it uses. A kernel

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Bitcoin’s Last Hope for 2023

Notes From the Lab: Don’t Get in King Dollar’s Way

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How to Navigate a World of Higher Rates

Filtered: September 25 – 29

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Japan Prepares to Toss the Curve

Macro Update: The World’s Longest-Running Easy Money Program Might Be About to End

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What These Projects Can Learn From Ethereum

Filtered: September 18 – 22

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Changing Our Approach

A Macro Manifesto to Prepare for Crypto’s 2024

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How Arbitrum Can Turn Its Token Around

Single Origin: ARB Needs to Take Some Cues From ETH

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Get Ready for the Reset

Filtered: Sept. 11–15

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Maker’s Future Belongs on Cosmos, Not Solana

Single Origin: It’s Time to Test the AppChain Thesis

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We Have Reached Maximum Boredom

Filtered: September 4 – 8

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The Bitcoin Milkshake Is Back on the Menu

The Blend: The Real Reason Behind BTC’s Volatility; An “Upgrade” to the Global Monetary Order

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The Debt Dollar Melt-Up

Single Origin: How the Fed’s Rescue Plan Will Doom the Dollar