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Kevin Park's avatar

you have a way with your words. thanks for the insight 🌞

Wayne Pollard's avatar

Arthur is such an entertaining writer to read. Great article my brother!

Malcolm's avatar

Another very interesting piece from Arther, always something to look forward to. He really needs an English undergrad to proofread his work because his English grammar sucks! I spend too much time correcting it as I read...

Jay's avatar

First, they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.

mcribbit's avatar

SBF isn't white, he's a jew, that's why he got a hug. Jews run tradfi, not whites. They also wrote MLK's speeches ;)

Terry Ennison's avatar

This is an awesome article, I love the perspective you presented in regards to how things played out differently for a different racial background and higher class person.

44Fella's avatar

Excellent. Thanks

Joshua's avatar

One of the best articles ever written by AH. Thank you.

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Joshua's avatar

Sure, Arthur. I just reached out to you on WhatsApp from +17737938078. Your insights and analysis are a beacon of hope for crypto. We need you to keep lighting our path before us…

The Philosopher of Bitcoin's avatar

Markets don’t wait for feelings. They reward whoever adapts fastest.

Dr. Nicole Mirkin's avatar

This is a great explanation of why perps were inevitable: they compress complexity, concentrate liquidity, and give retail a clean delta-one leverage product. Where I think the story gets more interesting is who gets to own equity perps long-term. Retail will absolutely adopt them, but price discovery becomes political once it threatens incumbents. The product is superior — the question is whether regulators let TradFi adopt the margin model needed to compete, or whether they try to firewall equities the way they’ve historically protected exchanges/clearinghouses.