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Daily Edition · Page 4

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

MARKETS & BUSINESS

TLDR Crypto

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Fantom is exploring transitioning to an optimistic rollup on top of Ethereum, similar to a recent move by the Celo Network. With both the OP and Arbitrum Stacks as candidates, this move could improve security and give access to more liquidity from the Ethereum ecosystem. While most people would view Fantom as a traditional L2, Fantom’s co-founder Andre Cronje sees it as a sidechain bridging mechanism. Despite its potential, Cronje warns the increased security could be compromised if other bridges connect to the linked blockchains.

MESO LAUNCHING FOR EARLY ADOPTERS

Meso, an on- and off-ramp protocol, is opening for early access and seeking user input before its official launch. The platform offers an innovative approach to transferring funds seamlessly between banks and wallets. It promises efficient and low-cost transfers between banking institutions and wallets without forfeiting self-custody. Meso aims to ensure user safety with features like two-factor authentication, and has clear plans for future growth with notable partners such as Solana Ventures, Ribbit Capital, and Phantom.

BREAKING DOWN PAYPAL’S STABLECOIN STRATEGY

PayPal announced earlier this week it is making a strategic entry into the stablecoin space with PYUSD, presumably aiming to capitalize on the profitability Tether has experienced with this business model. With existing distribution to hundreds of millions of users, it seems that PayPal will attempt to onboard users to its native stablecoin and then monetize the same way Tether does: through interest bearing assets. This is likely just the start of traditional Web 2.0 and traditional finance companies getting into the stablecoin game, given how attractive the business model is.

SECURITY

This thread explains how to navigate the tricky terrain of crypto security and offers a guide to enhancing wallet security measures. It unpacks the myriad of ways users can unwittingly compromise their crypto wallets, from interacting with scammers on Telegram to accessing malicious websites. Strategies for safeguarding assets include investing in a hardware wallet, switching to safer platforms like Rabby, regularly revoking all contracts, using different wallets for different functions, and being vigilant about which contracts you sign. The thread also cautions on the limitations of hardware wallets, and suggests layered protection.

WHY SAM ALTMAN WANTS TO SCAN TWO BILLION EYES

Sam Altman's Worldcoin created quite the initial buzz but has been subject to a great deal of criticism since launch. Users reported abuse through incentives and even coercion. Critics call it "digital colonialism," citing the misuse of biometric data and potential exploitation. Governments, like Kenya, banned the service over these privacy and security concerns. Meanwhile, Altman argues World ID will be crucial in a future where AI surpasses human capabilities and claims it could somehow help support UBI.

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