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BreadVVIPERɳϝƚVVincent_RMMax BurwickLLadyWings007💜#APE REUNION.VvibeshiftCcrypto legendBBKLLouis DanielDave welcomed listeners to the final ATC episode of the week, and recapped a busy day filled with airdrops and big news. Kool said the Elon Musk and Trump developments were still dominating his timeline, and called it entertaining. Dave and Landy joked about being bearers while chatting with guests about an art tournament, and LinkedIn connections.
Kool described the Bear Chain airdrop mechanics, including separate allocations for NFT holders, traders, and social activity, with the largest social claim coming February 10. Landy explained the chain is built around liquidity, so initial supply side pressure should give way to utilization and inflows. Kool noted NFT buyers performed best, with one user turning a two to three thousand dollar spend into one point five to two million dollars in rewards, and said airdrop farming will continue as chains need users.
0:10:25Community reactions and expectation management
A speaker discussed tokenizing real world assets like commercial real estate to open opportunities beyond traditional REITs. Dave shared stats from the Ondo conference, showing JPMorgan tokenizing money market funds and bonds with over one billion dollars in transactions, while BlackRock partner Securitize and others tokenize bonds, real estate, and treasury funds. AlphaGamer said combining RWAs with deepin creates a monster, and criticized web three for shifting from collaboration to competition and greed.
0:23:20Examples of failed chains (Scroll, StarkNet), successful ones (Hyperliquid, LayerZero)
0:36:55Institutional adoption and real-world blockchain use cases
VIPERɳϝƚ highlighted the Farcaster and Warpcast merger, plus Coinbase Wallet launching a client that could reach eight hundred thousand users. Dave mentioned Phantom multicurrency support, and MetaMask adding ENS compatibility for layer twos. Kool said he holds Mantra as his only RWA play, while the group discussed Bitcoin exchange outflows of seventeen thousand BTC worth one point six billion dollars, and growing state reserve adoption.
Dave read on chain data, showing Pump Fun moving one hundred forty thousand two hundred eighty five SOL worth twenty six million dollars to Kraken. Landy called it criminal extraction, and refused to support Max Burwick, saying the lawyer would seek an out of court settlement, then take most of it, while setting bad precedent. Kool argued you cannot sue because you lost money, and said it is the users fault, while VIPERɳϝƚ praised projects like Deployer that give out one hundred percent of revenue.
0:56:55Bitcoin exchange outflows and state reserve adoption
“I think people need to understand this with airdrops, expect disappointment. But if you expect to be disappointed, you can't be mad, man.”
“It found a low, and it's rallying to like eight thirty five, but there's still gonna be supply side pressure. That's what happens when you first release these style of chains.”
“Airdrops are not going anywhere because they need users to bootstrap their blockchain from day one.”
“We're still early. And I'm sitting back here going, what the fuck are you talking about, bro? IBM's been using blockchain for eight years.”
“They're just hoovering it off of exchanges. It's insane. Same with Ethereum. They're just sucking it out of these exchanges.”
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