Michael Mosier

@m-mosier

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Thanks @caphillcrypto for the excellent summary of the DeFi broker regulations in your newsletter today. I only had a couple of minor nits to pick with your explanation of the rules. Details to follow:

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While the Bank of America charge card had some early success in 1958, the missing piece that would allow it to scale was the communication layer (i.e., Visa). Once banks, merchants, and customers were all using the same communication layer that identified the context around the payments being made, card networks could scale and hit escape velocity. I was inspired to do a little more writing on the history of card networks. Here is some weekend or plane reading if you're headed to Singapore 😉. https://www.loopcrypto.xyz/blog/a-brief-history-of-card-networks

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@loopcrypto might do what you’re describing. Lets someone set up recurring payments and is noncustodial.

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UNIVERSAL WALLET REPORTING LIVES ON (FOR SELF-CUSTODIED CRYPTO) The noise to the contrary is wrong. This Paragraph post explains. https://paragraph.xyz/@cryptotaxguy.eth/universal-wallet-reporting-lives-on-for-self-custodied-crypto

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Here's my conversation with @quintus. TEEs are going to change block building, model training and inference, even make scifi autonomous agents a reality. We talk about the history, the architecture, and the roadmap for building TEEs with open-source hardware and supply chains. Podcast here: intothebytecode.com/45-quintus-kilbourn

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