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Why It's Easy to Pitch TradFi on Ethereum: 'It's the Only Game in Town'

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Joseph Chalom and Danny Ryan discuss the institutional outlook on Ethereum and why it is “the only game in town.”

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The institutions are here and they may have already picked their preferred blockchain. 

Sharplink Gaming CEO Joseph Chalom and Etherealize co-founder Danny Ryan discuss the institutional outlook on Ethereum. They say the network is the only chain being discussed by institutions thinking about tokenization, dismissing Solana as a possible contender. They explore what this means for ether and why anticipated upgrades only strengthen the case.

Meanwhile, Danny maintains that L2s are still part of the Ethereum roadmap, albeit agreeing with Vitalik that they need to evolve.

Plus, why Joseph thinks privacy will unlock Ethereum's next DeFi wave and why Danny sees AI agents as the salve to crypto's UX woes, though he calls the current activity “a toy.”

Guest:

⁠Joseph Chalom, President/CEO at SharpLink Gaming Inc.

Danny Ryan, Co-Founder & President of Etherealize

Links:

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