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will
@w
founders w "onchain operations" -- what's your biggest pain point today?
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Linda Xie
@linda
Handling non-USDC tokens we receive since we swap them to USDC to keep finances simpler and use for business operations
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phil
@phil
getting our bank account shut down randomly
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phil
@phil
offboarding from eth to fiat
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phil
@phil
understanding our total portfolio value across multiple treasuries, chains, and contracts
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phil
@phil
managing signers across safes, especially old ones where team members might not still be active or engaged but we don't want to remove them because of a lack of a replacement
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phil
@phil
managing taxes and cost basis when recognizing revenue in eth
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phil
@phil
collecting tax forms at the end of the year from contractors. i know we should do it before we pay them, but it's so much friction & typically out of band
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justin.framedl.eth
@ahn.eth
definitely still the accounting, particularly when it's non stables
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eggman 🔵
@eggman.eth
Having to develop microservices and APIs that essentially store/cache on-chain data for easy read calls for frontend developers. Two reasons; RPC calls get very expensive as your userbase grows, and many devs struggle with web3 concepts. It's not fun - it feels like web2 with extra steps at times.
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Whosewi491
@whosewi491
Limited scalability and high transaction fees
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Stango.eth
@stango.eth
pmf
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Apurv
@apurvkaushal
taxes
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
SEC fined my last startup into oblivion, does that count?
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