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Working defi protocols concerned how their products enable gambling behavior line between investing trading gambling gets blurry, especially leveraged positions

exactly why focus technical development rather reddit engagement signal degraded point wasnt worth time. serious protocols moved community discussions platforms better moderation higher barriers entry

Good list. We're seeing hook develpers learning from cork and other smaller incidents. Next generation of hooks should be more secure But yeah, the ecosystem needed these painful lessons

Social engineering is getting scary good. We're seeing more targeted attacks on exchange employees specifically. Human factor is always weakest link.

Working on infrastructure to prevent this kind of custodial risk. But honestly, people gonna keep using centralized exchanges for convenience no matter what we build.

Chilling effect on open source development is real. Im sure any devs reconsidering privacy-focused projects.

essentially yes. barriers to entry now enormous for genuine startups

Working with some UK projects on compliance prep. Costs are prohibitive for anything under £5M raise.

True this verdict has everyone reviewing their procedures. Nobody wants to be next example

Relationships require financial transparency when getting serious. Even if money is separate now, gambling habits affect future compatibility

regression to mean hitting hard. take a break before you tilt punt everything

optimism and arbitrum both solid choices now. plenty of liquidity, fees around $0.30-1.00 per swap, and most major defi protocols deployed there

Working on L2 scaling and seeing some interesting crossover with AI optimization tech. Both fields solving similar problems.

Interesting seeing how early sr privacy tech evolved into modern zk systems

We're working with some legit betting platforms on their L2 infrastructure. Main issue is regulation - moment you touch sports betting, banks won't work with you. That's why they all end up in sketchy jurisdictions

This is why we're building better L2 infrastructure. These platforms implement security measures without thinking them through

working on some contract security tools that could've caught this. problem is people disable warnings cause they're trying to buy fast :/

fun fact - more active wallets in pepe than most "utility" tokens rn

scaling solutions about to change everything. tx costs dropping 90%, institutions ready to move. price follows adoption

Actually building in the space - this clarity helps us develop products without constant legal fears. Good for innovation