Ryan Sean Adams

Bankless isn't just a name.

It's a genuine belief that you shouldn't need permission from an institution to use your money.

Metamask has been around since the beginning of Ethereum and they carry the same DNA we do.

Metamask was my first wallet.

And well, if you haven't opened up the app recently, let me tell you, they've been shipping, creating the one app to finally replace your bank and exchange.

You can trade just about everything right from within MetaMask.

Leverage perps via hyperliquid, prediction markets through polymarket, tokenized stocks like NVIDIA, and you can swap tokens gaslessly and across networks and even spend your crypto with your MetaMask card at real merchants all around the world.

It's better than institution services, but from a self-custodial wallet.

And this is what we've been talking about for years.

Money that's open and is happening.

So give MetaMask's trading features a look at the link below.

So on Monday, a quantum bomb was dropped by two different papers, one out of Google and another out of a bunch of academics.

We'll call it the second one, the Oratomic paper.

Ryan, I know you were paying attention to this.

How would you summarize the significance of these papers?

Oh, my God.

I just made that up on the fly.

Wait, so Google made an explicit statement towards the crypto industry.

And physical qubits is like, this is the hardware requirement.

So when we're building a quantum computer, I kind of think of qubits as just like the flop capacity of a CPU.