Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 12 segments
How do you price a commodity that still clears in text messages? This week, we're joined by Brett Harrison of Architect and Andrawes Bahou of Compute Desk to discuss why GPU compute needs a futures…
Brett HarrisonGuestBut it didn't really matter, 'cause no one, like, no one really cared about the markets until 2017.
Bitcoin rips, goes from 1,000 to 20,000, and then, oh my God, we have to create actually efficient markets around these things.
Um, and then this is just 100 times the scale, 1,000 times the scale of that.

It, it's more than 1,000 times, and it has, uh, certain similarities and differences.

So on the similarities side, I've also heard people talk about what the over-the-counter markets look like-

... uh, in, in things like digital assets from, you know, roughly 10 years ago.

Again, very broker-to-broker, peer-to-peer, opaque pricing, large, you know, dislocations and arbitrages between different geographic locations and markets.

One of the big differences here is that this is, it absolutely is a commodity.
But it didn't really matter, 'cause no one, like, no one really cared about the markets until 2017.
Bitcoin rips, goes from 1,000 to 20,000, and then, oh my God, we have to create actually efficient markets around these things.
Um, and then this is just 100 times the scale, 1,000 times the scale of that.

It, it's more than 1,000 times, and it has, uh, certain similarities and differences.

So on the similarities side, I've also heard people talk about what the over-the-counter markets look like-

... uh, in, in things like digital assets from, you know, roughly 10 years ago.

Again, very broker-to-broker, peer-to-peer, opaque pricing, large, you know, dislocations and arbitrages between different geographic locations and markets.

One of the big differences here is that this is, it absolutely is a commodity.
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