Episode notes
Editor's note: this episode was recorded before the Binance hack.
Matt and Nic are back with another week of news. In this episode:
- Prediction markets keep screwing up around major elections
- Quantum firm Alice and Bob devise a new lower estimate for an ECDLP break
- Google enters institutional crypto custody with Google MPC
- ICE and Trade.xyz plan to bring Hyperliquid perps to the US, pending CFTC approval
- DTCC's tokenization service goes live on Canton and its private Besu chain
- Who is using Instinct?
- Who's behind the anonymous WSJ ad warning companies against tokenized stocks?
- Should public companies be able to opt out of tokenized trading?
- Canton Strategic Holdings plans to tokenize its own shares
- Bitcoin Core discloses three bugs found by an AI security scan
- Does AI make yearlong vulnerability disclosure embargoes obsolete?
- Category Labs unveils Quantum Cadence, a post-quantum consensus protocol
- Can fast blockchains accommodate quantum-safe signatures?
- Strategy shareholders approve daily dividends on its perpetual preferred stocks
- Datavault AI says it can't withdraw its Bitcoin from Biconomy
- Y Combinator's latest crypto request for startups
- Why do Kalshi and Polymarket disagree on the midterms?
Content mentioned in this episode:
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Category Labs, Quantum Cadence
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Y Combinator, Crypto Request for Startups
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Coin Metrics, 50 Shades of Gray: Explore Pricing
