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Oct 9, 2026

David HoffmanHOST
28:06
So these different paths of threatening to the security of our cryptography, they're separate, right? So like AI is accelerating both of these, but nonetheless, like the underlying threat push is AI is accelerating classical computing tricks and also quantum tricks and if you can do one you can definitely do the other and so it's kind of like god damn it like there's no there's no like we're AI is just coming at us no matter what and and things are are going to break I feel like that's probably potentially why the market is dumping today You could argue like the reason why Bitcoin is down like 3% today and the industry is down even more is like, yeah, like Justin Drake scared everyone because he like woke people up to just the inevitability that things break because of AI.
Ryan Sean AdamsHOST
28:53
Well, Arthur Brightman, he's the founder and creator of Tezos.
Ryan Sean AdamsHOST
28:58
He made the point that it's notable that open AI is not saying anything about cryptography.
Ryan Sean AdamsHOST
29:04
And the reason they're not saying anything publicly could be tinfoil hat because they've already made some breakthroughs or are on the cusp of making breakthroughs and have to privately start to inform the rest of the world that these things are going.
Mike NeuderGUEST
2:12
And this was actually before the Ethereum proof of stake design was even out.
Mike NeuderGUEST
2:16
So we had to start with Tezos, and we found a few things, and then fortuitous timing, the Ethereum Gasper paper came out, so that's kind of combining Ghost and, and Casper.
Mike NeuderGUEST
2:25
This is what the Ethereum consensus mechanism is today.
Mike NeuderGUEST
2:28
And so, yeah, we spent some time analyzing that.
Evan MannHOST
11:07
Before the stream started, we had, uh, been a news from you, Will, that Robert Anderson on TikTok here is asking about, good to see you, Robert, who wanted to know, SHIB is one of 16 tokens declared commodities by the CFTC.
Evan MannHOST
11:21
What's our outlook on that? And in case anybody missed this headline, Will, feel free to give me more color, but I've got a tweet here from Coin Bureau that says the CFTC lists 16 tokens, BTC, ETH, SOL, XLM, XTZ, Tezos, and XRP, and now apparently, uh, SHIB, as examples of digital commodities.
Evan MannHOST
11:41
So being framed as less SEC uncertainty, clearer oversight, and an easier path for US crypto listings.
Evan MannHOST
11:48
But, um, you got anything to take on-
Scott MelkerHOST
28:14
Polygon, obviously.
Scott MelkerHOST
28:15
Tezos.
Scott MelkerHOST
28:16
I mean, there's some there's some killers in here that have been, you know, eliminated over time.
Scott MelkerHOST
28:21
Yeah, I think that that's the reasonable way that most people are going to want this.
Nick CarterHOST
22:17
Like the-
Matt WalshHOST
22:18
Well, Tezos was formally-
Nick CarterHOST
22:19
...
Nick CarterHOST
22:19
the Tezos-
Matt WalshHOST
22:19
... verified
Nick CarterHOST
22:19
...
BlakeHOST
16:59
That's right, Trace.
BlakeHOST
17:00
All right, next up, Tezos, which is a famous blockchain, is now looking to become quantum resistant.
BlakeHOST
17:08
So, you know, we've looked at this before.
BlakeHOST
17:12
Blockchain's trying to transition to be quantum proof.
BlakeHOST
17:15
And what this means is that when quantum computers do come online in, you know, expected in the next five years, they could, you know, break the security of many of these blockchains.
BlakeHOST
17:26
And so these guys at Tezos are... trialing some new code that's going to make them quantum resistant.
BlakeHOST
17:33
And we're seeing this roll out across a bunch of blockchains and it's great to see.
BlakeHOST
17:38
So no doubt Bitcoin and Ethereum will be fine once they roll out their solutions.
DaveHOST
34:17
So weirdly that
Patrick ScottHOST
34:18
there's actually a big one on, um, on, uh, Tezos, I think there was, there was, there was one that was on Solana, um, that I think kind of wound down.
Patrick ScottHOST
34:26
Um, you can also, you can also trade perps for it on hyperliquid.
PembyGUEST
34:32
Not bad.
Andrew ThreadgoldHOST
5:17
Their revenue from commercial operations fell.
Andrew ThreadgoldHOST
5:20
There was a £10 million sponsorship deal with Tezos, who was the shirt sponsor.
Andrew ThreadgoldHOST
5:24
That disappeared.
Andrew ThreadgoldHOST
5:25
And then because they weren't in the Champions League and they only had, I think they had... 30 matches last season and 10 fewer home games because they weren't in any of the cups they lost money potentially on gate receipts and things like that so the lesson here is that the top line revenue can be inflated by one particular revenue stream in a business But you need to actually dig down and find out which one that is, because a healthy functioning business has multiple streams of income so that if one dies off, the other one supplements it.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
4:17
That was down.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
4:18
That was because I think, I think it was, it was at the Tezos deal.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
4:21
There, there was a, they didn't have that, uh, last season, so there, there was, there was a bit of a gap.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
4:26
But that's been replaced.
TJHOST
36:22
I'm gonna build four projects in RWA or four projects in AI or four projects in DeFi." And I- to me, when I started doing that, that worked a lot.
TJHOST
36:32
You know, I was focused on layer ones, and I, you know, got- Ethereum and Solana and Cardano and even, you know, I'm talking back in the day, these were very early, Tezos and Avalanche and a lot of...
TJHOST
36:43
I just had a whole stack of layer ones, and many of them performed pretty well.
TJHOST
36:48
I've, I've kind of sized up the winners and cut the losers over time.

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