EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 1H 39M
Vitalik’s Vision for the Ethereum Foundation
from Coffee with Captain: Crypto Markets, Products and Culture · host Coffee with Captain
Ethereum became the strongest focus once Cap broke down Vitalik’s latest thinking around a leaner Ethereum Foundation, safer infrastructure and a clearer long-term role for ETH. That opened into a broader debate over whether Bitcoin still works as the hedge people expected, while Ethereum may be judged more by what builders can actually do onchain. MegaETH added the sharpest product angle, with the team’s decision to end its terminal rewards program framed as a risky but potentially healthy move away from points farming. The show also touched on DeFi security, AI-assisted exploits and why crypto networks may need stronger safeguards before users trust them with more capital.Subscribe:Coffee with Captain Newsletter: https://coffeewithcaptain.beehiiv.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@coffeewithcaptainshowFollow on X:Chris Jourdan: https://x.com/ChrisJourdanCoffee with Captain: https://x.com/coffeewithcap_This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. None of the information shared on this podcast is meant to be taken as financial advice. Chris and guest speakers may hold tokens discussedCheck Out:Doma: Tokenizing DomainsUnvault: Revolutionizing NFTsThe Everything Token: A Book on Web3 and NFTs
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Ethereum became the strongest focus once Cap broke down Vitalik’s latest thinking around a leaner Ethereum Foundation, safer infrastructure and a clearer long-term role for ETH. That opened into a broader debate over whether Bitcoin still works as the hedge people expected, while Ethereum may be judged more by what builders can actually do onchain. MegaETH added the sharpest product angle, with the team’s decision to end its terminal rewards program framed as a risky but potentially healthy m...
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