I look forward to the next decade in which we rearchitect much of the world's systems on the next generation global decentralized foundation of trust. Soon it will be clear to all builders that apps must be token enabled, must be resident on decentralized protocol rails and must also be built on networks of user-owned and controlled social graphs.

Accessible, efficient and compliant. Some key facts about xStocks: ❎ One to one backed by the underlying security ❎ Tokenized following the Swiss DLT Act ❎ Supported by the biggest crypto exchanges in the world ❎ Bankruptcy remote collateral accounts ❎ Structuring allows free transferability ❎ Issued under an approved EU prospectus ❎ Token holders have the primary claim to the collateral ❎ Dividends and corporate events managed via rebasing Some talk. Others ship.

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$AAVE vs $COMP since 2021: - $AAVE +447% - $COMP -61% AAVE is now 10x the market cap of $COMP Surprisingly, both trade at same FDV-to-TVL ratio as Compound TVL stands at $2.6b vs Aave's $26B But Compound's growth has stagnated: Aave's TVL reaching ATL while Compound hasn't grown for 2 years straight. This is despite a controversial decision to launch Polygon vaults using rival Morpho's tech after a Gauntlet-proposed deal. Goal was to capture Aave’s marketshare after it left Polygon market. The deal included paying $3M in $COMP/$MATIC incentives to bootstrap liquidity. Personally, Compound was one of the first DeFi apps I've ever used. When Compound launched liquidity mining, it was my one of the top "WTF" memorable moments in DeFi. Now, Compound's mindshare on X is basically nonexistent. I guess this is what 'exiting to the community' looks like.