"Predictability, in the world of today, this is the ultimate luxury. I have no idea what my president will do next week, and you have no idea what your president will do next month. But I can sleep well on Bitcoin."
@charlesdhaussy on Double Down.
Where does trust live in 2026?
Watch the full episode
https://t.co/FVgo1lfFUA
Two guests. Two capital-markets veterans. Same conclusion.
@Charles d'Haussy (CEO, dYdX Foundation) on Double Down:
"Bitcoin is the most pristine asset you want as collateral. If you bring a Bitcoin, people will take it, they know exactly how to price it. It's highly liquid."
@Patrick Bush (Senior Analyst, VanEck), one episode later:
"When an asset starts to mature like this, typically it does become valuable for collateral. People are treating it like any other asset increasingly. 10 years ago it was toxic waste."
The institutional era of Bitcoin is going to be about collateral, and the infrastructure that lets holders keep their title while unlocking capital efficiency.
That's what we're building with Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV), starting with the first use case, native Bitcoin-backed borrowing with @aave v4.
Watch Double Down:
https://t.co/9Wb9zS216v
New Double Down episode incoming ⚡️
Featuring @GSR_io APAC General Manager CJ Fong.
- Why crypto’s 1,000x era is over
- This may be the healthiest market in years
- Bitcoin’s institutional transition, tokenization
- APAC regulation and the real risk behind Strategy
CJ doesn’t hold back, full release coming soon.
$BABY trading campaign is going live today on @Official_Upbit
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The event closes today in a few hours and includes:
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