In this episode, Jito Labs CEO Lucas Bruder joined us at DAS to discuss crypto’s growing dialogue with regulators, and the potential for staked ETFs. We also dive into Solana governance, SIMD-228 and SIMD-123, and the evolving validator landscape.
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Resources
JitoSOL Securities Classification Report: https://x.com/buffalu__/status/1902008044566839601
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Introduction
(1:09) JitoSOL Securities Classification Report
(5:00) Staked ETFs
(6:31) Thoughts on SIMD-228 & SIMD-123
(13:15) dYdX Snippet
(18:01) The End State For Solana Validators
(22:34) Solana Governance
(25:36) Jito Foundation's Tokenomics Proposal
(28:58) Are There Any Efficient DAOs?
(31:25) The Future of Jito Tips
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In this episode, we dive into the challenges of valuing digital assets with Ryan Connor, Jon Charbonneau from DBA, and Matthew Sigel from VanEck. The discussion covers the applicability of traditional valuation models to crypto, the role of sentiment and flows, the impact of tokenomics, and the relevance of technical analysis in the space.
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Introduction
(1:59) Do TradFi Valuation Metrics Apply to Crypto?
(7:57) Crypto Native Valuation Metrics
(11:47) How Do Tokenomics Affect Valuations?
(19:18) Using Technical Analysis
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