Odys retweeted
CT still doesn't understand this.
Arbitrum doesn't only have the 4th biggest treasury in all of crypto.
It's also the largest token-controlled chain treasury (by $ARB) with:
> Multiple lines of business outside of tx fees
> A meaningful amount of ETH, Stables, RWAs
> Broadening adoption of the core tech inwhich revenue is downstream of that
Most people will be too late in realizing that Arbitrum is becoming more like a traditional company in its operations, with $ARB acting closer to an equity-proxy than your average crypto coin.
A bigger treasury from its businesses means more capital to reinvest into the platform for long term sustainability and eco growth.
There's a massive moat being built, and it's happening infront of everyone's eyes.
Arbitrum
Odys retweeted
The best teams start off the smallest
> no one knows who they are
> they deploy/test and don鈥檛 tell anybody
> and often they don鈥檛 even want money or a grant
They just want to build the best product
That鈥檚 why I鈥檝e got tons of respect for early-stage founders, and I try to treat every last one as if they could be running the next 9 figure protocol
Not all products are created equal ofc
So figuring out what support looks like for each team is part of the job
And that's the fun part
Odys retweeted
in many ways @arbitrum has consistently been ahead of its time:
> we argued hard for the advantages of our interactive proof design (once controversial but now standard for anyone building an optimistic rollup)
> we chose to create a business model (at a time when believe it or not this was highly controversial)
> we focused on defi primarily before most people knew what perps were and after many had abandoned defi
> we created a dedicated blockchain offering when everyone said "we don't need more chains"
every time there was backlash.
Now it feels like the industry is finally aligning with the direction we've had since day 1:
to build robust and performant financial infrastructure
I'm incredibly proud of the team at @offchain's ability to ship world class products at such an incredible pace.
we'll keep shipping, even if most people don't understand the need for what we're building right now.
just like in past, the industry will understand soon enough.