Alpin Yukseloglu
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I think it's bound by the industry's agency on the best way to handle this.
We don't know, like if we just let the clock play forward, there's a lot of uncertainty.
We don't know exactly who, whether the attackers, you know, the black hats will get capabilities before the white hats do.
But we also are active participants in this market.
And we can bend the arc of this such that, for example, we make sure that if there are frontier models or unreleased models, or there are new developments in security relating to AI, that we get this into the top protocols immediately.
One version of the world that you can imagine in the short to medium term is that you always have every single contract being scanned by both adversarial actors and defensive actors 24-7.
And when there's a bug that's surfaced...
you know, whoever catches it first sort of will, will react accordingly.
And then in that world, it is just kind of more of a race between, between the good guys and the bad guys.
And, and I think we have a lot of pretty great hand in terms of, in terms of making sure that the good guys have, have the lead in that race.
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Yeah, I think that makes sense.
And I think that that barbell view of the world might be how things play out.
I guess the way that I relate to crypto as an industry and also as a technology is that if you start from the first principles...
vantage point of let's say you want to do payments at the speed of light right like I want to send you Ryan money from America to Europe or some other part of the world and I send it as fast as I send an email and the problem that you have there is that you don't know if I also sent that money to David right you have this double spend problem and
And this was what Bitcoin solved.
And it got the time for that transaction down to about an hour.
And since then, we have had successive developments that have increased both the speed of these transactions and the expressivity of these transactions.
And I think that in that worldview of this is like,