Kevin LepsoeGuest
Jacquelyn MelinekHostI think another thing I mentioned in the intro too was you were very focused on block space futures-
And again, I would encourage our listeners to go back and either watch that episode for the first time or re-listen to it, because you explained it very well.
But like, what have you actually learned from building towards that vision over the past year, and really making Ethereum real time?

So Ethereum's main product, like it sells one product, and that's basically block space.

And so when we first launched, it's like, "Let's trade block space futures." And then, but when you think about it a little bit further, it's like 20 years down the line, uh, the financial system is completely on chain.

And so when you work backwards from there, you realize that like, well, that block space is a valuable commodity or instrument, and so we need to be able to trade it and access it.

And so we think of it almost like crude oil, right? Like we've discovered this new crude oil for the future financial system.

You know, you need to be able to access it and do things with it, and previously no one could really, like, access and find it.

So we had built that access to be able to buy, sell, and trade the block space.
I think another thing I mentioned in the intro too was you were very focused on block space futures-
And again, I would encourage our listeners to go back and either watch that episode for the first time or re-listen to it, because you explained it very well.
But like, what have you actually learned from building towards that vision over the past year, and really making Ethereum real time?

So Ethereum's main product, like it sells one product, and that's basically block space.

And so when we first launched, it's like, "Let's trade block space futures." And then, but when you think about it a little bit further, it's like 20 years down the line, uh, the financial system is completely on chain.

And so when you work backwards from there, you realize that like, well, that block space is a valuable commodity or instrument, and so we need to be able to trade it and access it.

And so we think of it almost like crude oil, right? Like we've discovered this new crude oil for the future financial system.

You know, you need to be able to access it and do things with it, and previously no one could really, like, access and find it.

So we had built that access to be able to buy, sell, and trade the block space.
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