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Gm everyone! I started writing this newsletter introduction at least three times.
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It’s been a bumpy week in crypto. It all started when the President of Argentina launched a memecoin with a dodgy character that nobody
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knows—when he could have consulted with half of the country, some of the most talented developers in crypto.
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Here’s the thing: we Argentinians are used to crisis. We get knocked down every week, only to get back up as if nothing happened,
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and keep building. I didn’t know this was a superpower I’d acquired just by being born and raised in chaos until I noticed that people in more
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stable countries dealt with crises differently. Some become paralyzed, some get sloppy, and the cracks in apparent stability begin to show.
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Flexibility, adaptability, resourcefulness, resilience—these are all silver linings one acquires when things are constantly out of control.
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I can’t even begin to explain how useful they’ve been to me throughout my life. And they aren’t only my silver linings; crypto is an industry
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built by outliers who felt out of place and needed to build better systems because they understood that the ones they grew up with were broken (study Stani and Vitalik!).
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Ironically, the systems we’re building are getting warped and are also bound to crises. Yesterday, less than a week after Milei and his pump-and-dump cronies made
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