Generations of warfare and business correlate closely. However there is a lag between them, war is roughly one cycle ahead. War adapts quickly to advancements in strategy, making it an informative leading indicator in domains that are adversarial and competitive. I believe this makes it an excellent proxy for DeFi.

There’s a well-known take that “AI is communist, crypto is libertarian”. These two technologies provide a symbiotic yin-yang to each other via their contrasting strengths. The tech equivalent of “unstoppable force meets immovable object”.

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Just as there isn’t one price for commodities but a price at a point in time, the price for money can be viewed this way with the yield curve: future prices for dollars.

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Markets have crashed while inflation and interest rates rose concurrently. When there's a bear market with rising rates and inflation, what has market recovery been like historically?

Where can we peg DeFi in the historic evolutionary process of business and warfare? And using warfare as a leading indicator, what can we expect for DeFi’s future generations?

If this one word goes away (or if regulators keep pretending like it doesn’t exist), the most consequential sector of the 21st century will get driven offshore of the United States.

DeFi's volatile rates and lack of yield curve creates friction for financial adoption. Because borrowing requires a stable cost of money.

We’re seeing first hand why inflation is a destructive force. However deflation can be even more harmful to an economy.