
Fahad Saleh
@cryptoeconprof
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Cryptoeconomics Professor @UF. FinTech Fellow @CornellMBA. Co-Organizer for CBER Forum. PhD @NYUStern, MSc @Columbia, BSc @CornellEng.
Joined August 2021
🚨 NEW PAPER ALERT🚨. @camharvey @DukeFuqua, Ruslan @uniofwarwick and I provide an economic model to examine the L1-L2 interaction. Check out the paper at TLDR: If developer activity focuses disproportionately on improving L2s (e.g., EIP-4844), then TVL
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I knew academics typically use outdated images for their profile pics, but I would have never imagined that @HannoLustig looks like this now:
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RT @ethereumfndn: 1/ The first episode explores: ‘Optimal Dynamic Fees for Blockchain Resources’. Featuring cohosts @cryptoeconprof & @Shya….
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RT @jchaskin22: 🚨 New Apps page at 🚨. We want this to be the goto place for discovering Ethereum apps. We’d love yo….
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RT @UFWarrington: 🔐 What does it really cost to take over a blockchain?. As @cryptoeconprof Fahad Saleh explains, under real-world conditio….
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RT @milesjennings: Regulatory frameworks focused on intermediaries will never be able to guarantee outcomes. Blockchains can. Educating p….
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This is the same guy who couldn’t handle Excel but wants us to believe he understands blockchain 🤦♂️:
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Almost a decade ago I was the Harvard economist that said that bitcoin was more likely to be worth $100 than 100k. What did I miss? I was far too optimistic about the US coming to its senses about sensible cryptocurrency regulation; why would policymakers want to facilitate tax.
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RT @EleanorTerrett: 🚨NEW: Wyoming has launched the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT), becoming the first U.S. state to issue its own stablecoin.….
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RT @UniswapFND: Research Series: Crafting the Cryptoeconomy with @cryptoeconprof @BradBachu @JulienXPrat & Boyang Mu
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This is an often overlooked but important fact: Ethereum has been able to incentivize ~ 100 billion USD in staked ETH with essentially zero ETH supply growth. In fact, pre-Dencun, Ethereum had *negative* ETH supply growth. Unlike Bitcoin's approach of simply reducing issuance.
There aren't 21m bitcoins. There are 19,907,600 bitcoins, with a 1.3% yearly inflation rate. $ETH inflation is 10x less than Bitcoin's.
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This is called ad hoc theorizing without a fully specified model. More informally, it is called bullshitting. Here's an actual economic security analysis comparing a Proof-of-Work based chain with a Proof-of-Stake based chain:
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Abstract. We develop an economic model to compare equilibrium security of Proof-of-Work (PoW) versus Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains. We derive general co
@hanni_abu First, mining does not secure Bitcoin’s market cap; it prices how hard it is to reorder the last few blocks. That cost is set in real time by (a) the confirmation depth receivers require and (b) the expected‑value comparison miners make between the competing tips at the chain.
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RT @brettpalatiello: Never understood how proponents of slashing thought that it somehow got rid of token toxicity completely. Sure, holdin….
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RT @gordonliao: @aeyakovenko I respectfully disagree. Can $100 in staked asset on a PoS chain secure $200,000 worth of tokenized assets onc….
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RT @BTC_Archive: 2018: Harvard says Bitcoin is more likely to hit $100 than $100K. 2025: Harvard buys $116M Bitcoin at $116K. Everyone ge….
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RT @NYcryptolawyer: 1/ I have been in crypto a long time now and I have never been as excited about our prospects. With GENIUS and stables….
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