19 - DeFi vs Banks | Hasu
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Episode: #19 June 29, 2020 Hasu is a free-thinker. A truth seeker. A rare voice in crypto. He's not afraid to push back on tribal dogma. He breaks rank with Bitcoiners on some topics and Ethereans on others. Yet he still considers himself a member of both tribes and respects the mysticism (and even dogma) of these deeply social systems. In the spirit of Satoshi he's pseudonymous. We don't know his actual identity. But we know who he is from his body of writing that has influenced our thinking on many crypto topics. What does he think about Ethereum? About crypto banks? About DeFi? We covered it all: Hasu's fave writers Body and Spirit of crypto networks Is Hasu an Etherean? Why Bitcoin might not survive How Maker is like a central bank Is EIP1559 bullish for ETH? The best Rick & Morty episode Join us next Monday for a fresh episode! ----- Tools from our sponsors to go bankless: Multis - bank your business without a bank (1 mon. trial!) Ramp - the fiat onramp for DeFi (mention Bankless!) Monolith - holy grail of bankless Visa cards Aave - money lego for lending & borrowing ----- Resources discussed: (Article) A Bankless Nation (Part 1) (Article) A Bankless Nation (Part 2) (Listen) The above articles read by David Hasu Articles: Analysis of EIP-1559 Why Bitcoin might not survive a Bitcoin Standard The future of money could be discretionary Unpacking Bitcoin’s Social Contract Evangelizing Bitcoin ----- Episode Actions: Read our favorite Hasu articles (see above) Listen to episode 7 on ETH scarcity for more EIP1559 Give Bankless a 5-star review on iTunes! Also...subscribe to Bankless YouTube to watch State of the Nation every Tuesday. ----- Subscribe to podcast on iTunes | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed Leave a review on iTunes Share the episode with someone you know! ----- Don't stop at the podcast! Subscribe to the Bankless newsletter program Watch Bankless shows and tutorials on YouTube Visit official Bankless website for resources Follow Bankless on Twitter Follow Ryan on Twitter Follow David on Twitter
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