Alex Wittenberg

**Note:** This seems true, but is it a bad thing? Alternative would be stasis“What generates this will to escalation,” he explains, “is not the promise of improvement in our quality of life, but the unbridled threat that we will lose what we have already attained.” “The game of escalation,” Rosa argues, “is perpetuated not by a lust for more, but... See more

- Maintain or ramp up spending in the event of a significant market drawdown- Allow governance contributors, grant recipients, and security bounty recipients to be fully or partly paid in stablecoins- Enable yield-generation on Yearn, Aave, and Compound- Provide liquidity on stablecoin-stablecoin pools 

How Do You Know When to Quit?

People will have more agency and control over their lives, knowing that there are countless ways for them to create durable value and monetize that value in whatever way suits their goals and lifestyle. 

Right now on AAVE, I can get 1.91% interest on my USDC if I supply it for other people to borrow. This is what we might consider the true yield on USDC right now, since it's based on what other people are willing to pay to borrow it.

Every progress in science in the last decades, from the moment it was absorbed into technology and thus introduced into the factual world where we live our everyday lives, has brought with it a veritable avalanche of fabulous instruments and ever more ingenious machinery. All of this makes it more unlikely every day that man will encounter anything... See more

But it can quickly get complicated with project tokens. Here’s a simple example. For Crypto Raiders, we have released approximately 16,000,000 of our 100,000,000 total supply. But if you look on Coingecko, it says our circulating supply is only 6,723,611. Where are the rest?

It’s the dying that does it, always. I started here; I end here (we all end here). It is amazing how the death of someone you love exposes this lie you tell yourself, that there’ll always be time. You can go months or even years without speaking to a dear old friend and feel fine about it, blundering along, living your life. But discover that this... See more