ATOM 2.0, Reversible Transactions & Polygon's BD Game | Blockworks Research
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In this episode of Bell Curve's Weekly Roundup, the Blockworks Research team takes over the pod! We start with a debate on the implications of ATOM 2.0 and USDC launching on Cosmos. Is ATOM no longer a meme coin? Does everything revolve around MEV? What opportunities does native USDC unlock for the Cosmos ecosystem?
We then discuss the feasibility of reversible on-chain transactions, the next NFT catalyst and how Polygon is a relentless business development machine. Tune in for all of this and more! And don't worry - Jason, Mike, Vance and Michael will be back next week.
Timestamps:
(00:00 Introduction
(01:15) ATOM 2.0 & USDC Cosmos Announcement
(20:09) GMX MEV Opportunity Explained
(23:33) Politicians Continue to Fight Crypto
(26:37) Centre & USDC Dominance
(29:45) Reversible Transactions
(38:41) The Next NFT Catalyst
(42:22) Polygon’s Business Development
(47:39) Blockworks Research
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Youssef Amrani's tweet on ATOM 2.0
Polka tweet on GMX MEV Opportunity
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