We’re past the whitepaper phase. Not quite at mainnet. This is the messy middle. And it matters most. It’s the part where ideas turn into architecture. Some weeks it runs smooth. Some weeks it reminds us where we’re not ready. But every week, we show up. We publish the numbers

It’s tough building an Inflation Protection Model into the protocol but someone’s gotta do it. So, we did!.

Emissions without accountability is just inflation. Emissions without accountability is just inflation. Emissions without accountability is just inflation. Emissions without accountability is just inflation. Emissions without accountability is just inflation. Emissions without.

Which trench are we getting TANned today?. ( ㅎ_ㅎ)　. ┌/つ/￣￣￣/.￣￣＼/＿＿＿/￣￣.

Every day, someone gives up on building their own L1. Every day, someone discovers TAN. GM to the latter.

inflation protected blockchain economies >>>>>.

Still glitchy, still pricey, still the backbone of Web3. And somehow… still everyone's first love. Happy 10th, @Ethereum!.

The easiest way to kill a token? Give it too much to do. → Govern the protocol. → Vote on proposals. → Pay for gas. → Access features. → Stake for rewards. Utility isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing one thing people need. Everything else is noise. Most tokens are.

Where speculation fades, proof takes its place. GM.

Most people think building a blockchain is about code. It’s not. It’s about people. Code is just the output. You can hire the smartest engineers, get cryptographers with papers published, throw in product folks from unicorns, and a war chest of funding. And still fail. Why?

TAN x ENI works because both teams understand:. If your incentives are wrong, your infra doesn’t matter. And if your architecture is broken, no incentive can save you. What we’re doing is the opposite of a quick win. TAN and ENI will begin collaborating across:. → Validator.