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FWA与NFT的新市场结构 | Adam (Rhynotic) 和 Eric Conner

FWA and the New Market Structure for NFTs | Adam (Rhynotic) and Eric Conner

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如果 NFT 流动性的解决方案更像打开一包宝可梦卡牌,而不是在传统市场上交易,会怎样?FWA 创始人 Adam “Rhynotic” 与 David Hoffman 和 Eric Conner 一起深入解析 Fake World Assets(FWA),这是一个以太坊协议,结合了随机 NFT 抽取、ETH 支持的流动性以及无需许可的市场基础设施。他们探讨了 FWA 如何让 NFT 重新变得有趣,其独特的定价和回购机制如何运作,FWA 代币、自定义池子以及 FWAR 在 NFT 发行方面的新方法。 --- 📣SPOTIFY 高级版 RSS 订阅源 | 使用优惠码:SPOTIFY24 https://bankless.cc/spotify-premium --- BANKLESS 赞助工具: 🔓NEAR | 保密交易,返现 20% https://bankless.cc/near2026 🔑BITKEY | 使用优惠码 BANKLESS 享 10% 折扣 | #bitkeypartner https://bankless.cc/bitkey 🎯THE DEFI REPORT | 链上洞察 https://thedefireport.io/bankless 👑BANKLESS 内容 MCP https://www.bankless.com/premium --- 时间戳 0:00 什么是 Fake World Assets? 1:38 让 NFT 重新变得有趣 3:55 FWA 池子的工作原理 8:42 为什么 Eric 对 FWA 持看涨态度 13:20 NFT 的流动性层 16:00 从 NFT 到现实世界资产 20:13 定价、回购与激励机制 28:36 自定义池子与新 NFT 市场 31:57 FWA 代币 39:06 FWAR 及 NFT 发行的新方式 48:47 FWA 的未来展望 50:12 多链 FWA 与更大愿景 54:46 结语 --- 资源链接 Adam (Rhynotic) https://x.com/Rhynotic Eric Conner https://x.com/econoar --- 不构成财务或税务建议。请参阅我们的投资披露: https://www.bankless.com/disclosures

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Speaker 0

这里是车站银行。

Bank of the station.

Speaker 0

我和亚当在一起。

I'm here with Adam.

Speaker 0

他在推特上的名字是Rhynotic。

He goes by Rhynotic on Twitter.

Speaker 0

他是FWA的创作者。

He's a creator of FWA.

Speaker 0

这是以太坊上的虚假世界资产。

That's Fake World Assets on Ethereum.

Speaker 0

亚当,欢迎来到节目。

Adam, welcome to the show.

Speaker 1

太棒了。

Awesome.

Speaker 1

谢谢邀请我。

Thank you for having me.

Speaker 0

很高兴能来参加。

Excited to be on.

Speaker 0

我这是把他从退休状态拉回来了。

And I'm bringing him out of retirement.

Speaker 0

我们还请到了埃里克·康纳。

We also got Eric Conner.

Speaker 0

埃里克,好久不见了。

Eric, it's been a while.

Speaker 0

欢迎回来,兄弟。

Good to have you back, my man.

Speaker 2

嘿,大卫。

Hey, David.

Speaker 2

很高兴回来。

Good to be back.

Speaker 2

确实太久了。

It's been too long.

Speaker 0

Eric,我拉你进这个对话是因为我知道你是FWA的爱好者,所以我觉得让你上节目会很酷。

Eric, I'm tapping you in on this conversation because I know that you are a FWA enthusiast, so I think it'd be pretty cool to to have you on the show here.

Speaker 0

另外,加密市场现在情绪高涨,所以我们也在做更多的对话。

Also, energy is up in the crypto markets, and so we're doing more conversations.

Speaker 0

Adam,给我讲讲Fake World Assets吧。

Adam, tell me about Fake World Assets.

Speaker 1

好的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以对于正在收听但还不了解的人来说,这是一个NFT购买协议,基本上,有一组资产,价格由存款人设定,并且由一定数量的ETH支持。

So for anyone who's listening and doesn't know, it is a NFT purchasing protocol where, basically, there is a pool of assets that are priced by the depositors, and they're backed by a certain amount of ETH.

Speaker 1

然后任何人都可以进来,从池子里随机购买一样东西。

And then anyone can come in and purchase something randomly from the pool.

Speaker 1

如果他们喜欢,就可以留着。

And if they like it, they can keep it.

Speaker 1

如果不喜欢,可以卖回去,我记得是存款人出价的90%。

If they don't like it, they can sell it back into a I think it's 90% of the depositors bid.

Speaker 1

而且它是无需许可的、去中心化的,会一直运行下去。

And it's permissionless, decentralized, will go on forever.

Speaker 1

有一些参数我可以调整,但目标是尽量做到无需人工干预。

There's some parameters I can change, but the goal is to try to get his hands off as possible.

Speaker 1

随机数是由Chainlink提供的。

The random numbers are pulled by Chainlink.

Speaker 1

对听众来说这算是标准配置,但确实很棒。

It's kind of standard for anyone who's listening, but it's great.

Speaker 1

这个项目已经运行了大约一个月到一个半月了。

It's been going for about a month, month and a half.

Speaker 1

我在Tokenworks工作。

And I work at, Tokenworks.

Speaker 1

Tokenworks是一个链上金融化的工作室,我们每个月做一个项目。

Tokenworks is a on chain financialized studio where we make a project a month.

Speaker 1

不过,当一个项目像这样火起来的时候,我们就会继续跟进,只要合理可行就会一直做下去。

Although, when a project takes off like this one, we kind of run with it and work on it as long as it feasibly makes sense.

Speaker 1

所以,这就是我们现在的状况。

And so, it's kinda where we are now.

Speaker 0

跟我聊聊大概的理念吧,比如,你为什么觉得FWA很酷,为什么它有潜力,为什么它能吸引大家的注意,为什么它能成功。

Talk to me just about the broad philosophy about, like, why you think FWA is cool, why it has legs, why it's captivated people's attention, why it's been successful.

Speaker 0

就是,整体的想法是什么?

Like, what what's the overall idea?

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我的意思是,我觉得人们喜欢NFT。

I mean, I think people love NFTs.

Speaker 1

我知道这是个热门话题。

I know it's kind of a hot topic.

Speaker 1

以太坊社区有些人讨厌它们,但我多年来一直是NFT的忠实粉丝。

Some people in ETH hate them, but, I've been an NFT Maxie for for years.

Speaker 1

这是让我保持兴趣的主要原因。

It's the main thing that keeps me interested.

Speaker 1

所以,收藏品,我们见过宝可梦卡牌,尤其是最近几年,像那些什么的。

And so, collectibles, we've seen Pokemon cards, especially in the last, like, couple years with, like, and whatnot.

Speaker 1

人们喜欢得到随机的资产。

Like, people like getting a random asset.

Speaker 1

就像你喜欢得到某样东西,但那样其实挺合理的。

Like, you like getting something, but, that just kinda makes sense.

Speaker 1

而数字资产比那更合理。

And digital assets make more sense than that.

Speaker 1

像很多网站,比如CollectorCrypt、BZ、Courtyard,它们都很棒。

Like, a lot of these sites, like, CollectorCrypt, BZ, Courtyard, they're great.

Speaker 1

团队也很厉害。

Teams are awesome.

Speaker 1

给了我很大的启发。

Huge inspiration.

Speaker 1

但最终,你得到的还是实物资产,如果你想让它送货上门,得等两周,而且它经过认证,所有这些其实都是通过NFT来销售的。

But at the end, you kind of end up with this physical asset that if you wanna get it delivered, it takes two weeks, and it's authenticated and kind of all of these things are sold by NFTs.

Speaker 1

所以,如果你想要保留一些数字资产,用这种形式来保存也挺合理的。

And so, like, if there's digital assets that you wanna keep, kinda makes sense to have it in this form.

Speaker 1

有些人说这有点像OpenSea那种市场的进化版。

And some people are saying it's kinda the evolution of, like, an OpenSea type marketplace.

Speaker 1

我们拭目以待吧。

We'll see.

Speaker 1

现在说这个还太早。

It's kind of still a little early to tell.

Speaker 1

不管怎样,这个项目真的很成功,也很有趣,大家都很喜欢。

Regardless, it's been really successful and fun and people really enjoy it.

Speaker 0

所以我们追求的用户体验就是那种开盲盒的感觉。

So the consumer behavior that we're going for is like the whole gotcha thing.

Speaker 0

比如你买一包宝可梦卡牌,会拿到好几张卡。

So, like, you buy a Pokemon card pack, you get a handful of Pokemon's cards.

Speaker 0

其中一张很有价值。

One of them is valuable.

Speaker 0

有时候其中一个会非常非常值钱,这正是人们回来寻找的那种兴奋感。

Sometimes one of them is very, very valuable, and that's kinda like the dopamine hit that people come back for.

Speaker 0

我们正在用FWA复制那种消费行为。

We're kind of replicating that consumer behavior with FWA.

Speaker 0

所以你来FWA,是像买一包卡那样,还是就买一个NFT,然后你

So you come to FWA and you, like, buy like, a like a pack, or is it you just buy one NFT and you

Speaker 1

能像这样,一个。

can it like, one.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

你可以

You can

Speaker 0

买多个。

buy multiple.

Speaker 0

当然。

Sure.

Speaker 0

但是呢,你其实不知道你会得到什么,而这正是有趣的地方。

But then, like, you don't really know what you get, and that's kind of the fun.

Speaker 0

这就是它那种有趣的、带点投机性质的游戏感所在。

That's that's that's the the fun speculative gaming aspect to it.

Speaker 0

对吧?

Correct?

Speaker 0

对。

Yes.

Speaker 0

而且还有

And there are a

Speaker 1

很多限制,而且因为是完全上链的,所以我们用了一个叫芬威克树的结构来追踪所有可能得到的位置和概率。

lot of restrictions and, you know, because it's fully on chain, so we use, like, a it's called a Fenwick tree to, like, keep track of all of the the positions and the odds of what you're gonna get.

Speaker 1

所以我们在那方面是受限的,但这也是构建它的乐趣之一,就是如何在这样的限制下,做出一个大家喜欢而且还能正常运作的东西。

And so we are kind of restricted in that sense, and that was kind of part of the fun of building it is, like, what can how do we, like, work with these constraints to make something that people enjoy and still works?

Speaker 1

最终就变成了现在这个样子。

It's kind of resulting in what we have now.

Speaker 0

但是,我们能不能深入了解一下,NFT 是怎么进入 FWA 系统的呢?

But Can we just, like, pop open the hood just to understand this a little bit better about, like, how does an NFT come into the FWA system?

Speaker 0

ETH 也需要进入 FWA 系统。

ETH also needs to come into the FWA system.

Speaker 0

这些 NFT 的价值并不都是一样的。

Not all of these NFTs are valued equally.

Speaker 0

有些价值更高一些。

Some are valued more than others.

Speaker 0

比如,有些价值高得离谱。

Like, some are incredibly valued.

Speaker 0

系统是怎么——从机制上讲,这一切是怎么运作的?

How does the system how does just, like, mechanically how does all of that work?

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以,我的灵感部分来自于 Uniswap v2 的流动性池。

So, I mean, part of my inspiration was, like, a Uniswap v two pool.

Speaker 1

所以对于不了解的人来说,当你向Uniswap v2池添加流动性时,你基本上得说,我有这么多资产,我有这么多ETH,然后我们存入并得到LP代币。

And so for people who don't know what that is, like, when you add liquidity to a Uniswap v two pool, you have to basically say, I have this amount of asset, and I have this amount of ETH, and we're gonna deposit and get LP tokens.

Speaker 1

所以你在那里设定了价值。

And so you're kind of setting the value there.

Speaker 1

然后,显然,如果你的资产暴涨,就会有永久性损失。

And then, obviously, if, you know, if your asset rips, there's, a permanent loss.

Speaker 1

如果ETH上涨,你赚得更多,等等。

And if ETH goes up, you make more, whatever.

Speaker 1

所以通过抵押来设定价格对我来说非常合理。

So kind of setting the price by backing just made a ton of sense for me.

Speaker 1

这也是我之前提到的那些约束条件的一部分。

And it's also part of that constraints that I mentioned earlier.

Speaker 1

比如,我们并不真正知道这些NFT的价格,所以我们不知道一只无聊猿、一个朋克或一个一万代币的NFT的价格。

Like, we don't really know the prices of these NFTs, so we don't know the price of a Bored Ape or a Punk or a 10,000 tokens NFT.

Speaker 1

这是因为很多这些市场不在链上,所以无法轻松查询OpenSea,比如,这个的价格是多少?

And that's because a lot of these marketplaces aren't on chain and so there's no way for to query OpenSea easily and be like, what's the price of this?

Speaker 1

其实也有几种办法。

There are some options.

Speaker 1

比如 NFTX 这种,就是把它们拆分成份额。

There's like NFTX that is like fractionalizing it.

Speaker 1

我们可以试着去查个价格。

We could try to get a price.

Speaker 1

但大部分情况下,我们根本不知道这些值多少钱。

But for the most part, we don't know the price of these.

Speaker 1

所以有人会说,这就是价格,这很合理。

And so it makes sense for someone to say, this is the price.

Speaker 1

为了证明这一点,我会用这笔钱来背书。

And to prove that, I'm going to back it by that amount of money.

Speaker 1

这既是一种约束,也变成了一种功能。

And so that's kind of both a constraint and has turned into, like, a feature.

Speaker 1

像Collect或Crypt这类宝可梦卡牌网站的一个重要机制是回购,他们愿意以特定金额回购这些卡牌。

And a big thing of these kind of, Pokemon card sites like Collect or Crypt is this buyback, and so they are willing to buy it back for a certain amount.

Speaker 1

而且我觉得这也能激励人们参与,因为他们知道无论如何,他们都不需要发货。

And I think that also incentivizes people to participate because they know no matter what, they don't have to ship it.

Speaker 1

他们不需要送货上门。

They don't have to get it delivered.

Speaker 1

他们可以直接拿回钱,而且即使他们不喜欢那张卡,也还是可以的。

They can just take back the money, and they still kind of even if they don't like the card.

Speaker 1

所以用户行为就是这样。

And so user behavior.

Speaker 1

但是

But

Speaker 0

有人拿着NFT,最初为什么要来给资产池注入资产呢?他们的动机是什么?

What is the incentive for somebody with an NFT to come and seed the asset base in the first place?

Speaker 0

比如,我为什么有一个NFT?

Like, why I've got an NFT?

Speaker 0

我为什么要把它带到FWA去呢?

Why would I why would I take it to FWA?

Speaker 1

所以,要说明的是,这很大程度上是基于几率的。

And so and and to be clear, like, a lot of this is based on odds.

Speaker 1

比如,有可能你存进去,有人第一次购买就买走了你的NFT,然后你的钱就没了。

Like, there's a chance you deposit and someone purchases your NFT first first purchase, and you lose your money.

Speaker 1

这有点像,那种情况就是会发生。

That's kind of like the pitch is, it happens.

Speaker 1

但平均来说,如果你持续存入NFT,只要你定价合理,你就能按你标的价格得到回报。

But on average, as you if you continually deposit NFTs, like, you are getting paid out what you list them at if you are pricing them fairly.

Speaker 1

这算是最初的设想,我觉得现在还在验证中,但我们看到人们给NFT定价的方式跟我预期的有点不一样。

It was kind of the initial pitch, and I think it it's still playing out, but we're seeing people price NFTs a little differently than I'd expect.

Speaker 1

但是,你知道,如果你放进去一个,比如说,无聊猿,它在OpenSea上有80的报价,所以它值80。

But, you know, if you put in, let's say, a Bored Ape and it's worth there's an eighties bid on OpenSea, so it's worth eighties.

Speaker 1

然后你进来,以80的价格存进去,每次有人从池子里购买,你都会得到一小部分。

And you come in and you deposit it for eightieth, you're going to every time someone purchases from the pool, you're gonna get a small amount of that.

Speaker 1

所以如果你是池子里百分之一的NFT,你就能得到每次购买的百分之一。

So if you're, one one hundredth of the NFTs in the pool, you're gonna get one one hundredth of every purchase.

Speaker 1

而且这会随着时间慢慢累积。

And that'll accrue over time.

Speaker 1

平均来看,因为池子的价格是所有NFT的平均值,你最终能赚回你当初配对的ETH数量。

And on average, because the price to pull is the average of all of the NFTs in the pool, you will earn the amount of ETH that you paired it with.

Speaker 1

然后当有人恰好买了你的NFT时,他们会决定:我想要这个NFT吗?

And then when someone happens to purchase your NFT, they will decide, do I want the NFT?

Speaker 1

我想要背后的ETH吗?

Do I want the ETH backing?

Speaker 1

我想把它卖回给他们吗?

Do I wanna sell it back to them?

Speaker 1

但如果他们这么做,而且价格定得刚刚好,他们会选择NFT,因为有10%的折价。

But if they do that, if it's priced perfectly, they'll take the NFT because there is a 10% haircut.

Speaker 1

所以这就是我当初的规划思路。

And so that was kind of like how I planned it out as.

Speaker 1

我觉得在流动性很低的情况下,这确实是一种挺有意思的卖NFT的方式。

I think it's a pretty interesting way to sell your NFTs when there's very little liquidity that we're we're seeing.

Speaker 1

另外,你也没必要一直把 NFT 留在池子里。

Also, there's no reason you have to keep your NFT in the pool the whole time.

Speaker 1

假设你想把它存进去。

Let's say you wanna deposit it.

Speaker 1

已经产生了一些 ETH 收益。

Some ETH has accrued.

Speaker 1

你现在准备把它取出来。

You're ready to pull it out.

Speaker 1

只要池子没有太火爆,也就是购买量没有大得离谱,你就可以把东西取出来。这刚开始是个大问题,不过现在情况好转了,因为热度降下来了。

You can pull it out as long as the pool is not too hot, meaning that there's too many purchases, which was a big issue in the beginning, not so much of an issue now as it slowed down.

Speaker 1

这么做是为了维护池子的完整性,属于链上那些比较枯燥的基础操作。

But that's to keep the integrity of the pool and just, like, boring on chain stuff.

Speaker 1

另外,在最初的两周里,还有代币的空投发放。

And so and, also, for the initial two week period, there was emissions of the token.

Speaker 1

所以人们因为有激励才愿意存入资产,从而慢慢把这个网络搭建起来。

So people were incentivized to deposit because of that and kinda build this network.

Speaker 1

很多人感兴趣的一点是我们是如何推出代币的。

One thing that interests a lot of people was how we launched the token.

Speaker 1

所以实际上,前两周你是买不到这个代币的。

And so there was you actually couldn't buy the token for the first two weeks.

Speaker 1

唯一的途径就是参与进来,我觉得这非常新颖有趣,我想很多人也这么认为。

The only way was by participating, which I found super novel and interesting, and I think a lot of people did too.

Speaker 1

因此,这也带来了很大的交易量。

And so that kind of had a lot of volume as a result.

Speaker 1

现在我们处于一个更健康的阶段,显然,购买量下降了。

Now we're in this more healthy period where, like, obviously, purchases are down.

Speaker 1

热度没那么高了,但我们仍然能看到一些活动。

It's less hyped, but we're still seeing activity.

Speaker 1

作为存款方,我的意思是,NFT的收益率还是相当不错的。

And as a depository, like, I mean, the the NFT yield is still still quite, like, quite good.

Speaker 1

但是,你可能会遇到那种火鸡表情包的情况,就是第1000天,然后有些人赚钱,有些人亏钱,但这仍然像是一个未解的游戏,有些人乐在其中。

But, again, you can hit that, like, the the turkey meme where it's, like, day 1,000 and then so some people are making money, some people are losing money, but it's still kind of like an unsolved game and some people are having fun doing it.

Speaker 0

但我觉得我们协议的这个机制,已经做得相当完善了。

But I think that's the mechanics of the protocol that we have gotten, like, pretty well thoroughly done.

Speaker 0

那接下来我想问问埃里克,直接问他吧。

So let me turn to, like, Eric here and just ask Eric.

Speaker 0

埃里克,你是个FWA的狂热爱好者。

Eric, you are an FWA enthusiast.

Speaker 0

为什么?

Why?

Speaker 0

你喜欢它哪一点?

What do you like about it?

Speaker 0

你为什么对FWA这么兴奋?

Why why are you so thrilled about FWA?

Speaker 2

我觉得首先,这是我在链上玩得最开心的一次,可能自从最初的NFT热潮以来。

I think first and foremost, most fun I've had on chain in in years, probably since the original NFT wave.

Speaker 2

我是说,大家都知道我当NFT的忠实粉丝已经有一阵子了。

I mean, I think everybody knows I've been an NFT maxi for a while.

Speaker 2

我戴朋克头像已经有一阵子了。

Been sporting a punk for a while.

Speaker 2

亚当说得很有道理。

Adam made a good point.

Speaker 2

那个观点我也正想说。

It was one I was gonna make as well.

Speaker 2

NFT市场里有很多低效的地方。

There's a lot of inefficiencies in the NFT marketplaces.

Speaker 2

所以我觉得,很多人没意识到NFT熊市持续这么久的一个大原因就是,很多系列基本上归零了,因为你根本卖不出去。

So I think that's one of the biggest things people don't realize why there's been such a long bear market in NFTs is, like, so many collections essentially went to zero because you can't even sell them.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

在OpenSea之类的平台上,甚至都没人在订单簿上找竞价。

There's not even people looking for bids on the book of, like, OpenSea and stuff.

Speaker 2

所以有了FWA,你随时可以把任何你拥有的NFT挂上去。

So with FWA, you at any point, you can put any NFT you have.

Speaker 2

嗯,也不是任何NFT都行。

Well, not any NFT.

Speaker 2

有一些白名单收藏集。

There's whitelisted collections.

Speaker 2

但大多数有价值的NFT收藏集,你都可以放上去,如果有人看到并买下,你就有机会获得出价。

But most NFT collections that have any value, you can put out there and potentially get a bid on it if someone lands on it and takes it at any point.

Speaker 2

不过,它为什么吸引我呢?

Why did it capture me, though?

Speaker 2

一开始,只是一个新颖的想法,终于可以在链上做点什么了。

At first, just a novel idea, something to finally do on chain.

Speaker 2

我的意思是,DeFi很棒,在以太坊上到处都是,但归根结底还是比较无聊。

I mean, DEFI is great and is everywhere on Ethereum, but it's relatively boring at the end of the day.

Speaker 2

我觉得,你知道,它正好赶上了Gasha趋势的完美时机。

I think, you know, it kinda caught the gasha trend at a perfect point.

Speaker 2

我相信很多人都知道,在以太坊和其他链上,宝可梦卡片现在火得不行。

I'm sure a lot of people are aware, but on Ethereum and other chains, the Pokemon card thing's going crazy.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

你花一百美元买一个,抽一张随机卡牌,那时候可火了。

You you spend it for a $100, you pull a random card, and that was going big at the time.

Speaker 2

把它带到NFT上,也省去了信任的环节。

And just bringing it to NFTs, that takes a trust layer out as well.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

有些东西,比如现实世界的资产。

There are some, like, real world assets.

Speaker 2

我们肯定会聊到,比如现在FWA上的宝可梦卡牌。

I'm sure we'll get into at a point here, like Pokemon cards that are on FWA now.

Speaker 2

但我手头有一堆,我觉得现在算是被忽视的NFT。

But just I had a bunch of just, like, I had considered dusted NFTs at this point.

Speaker 2

即使是像Mii Bits和Doodles这样曾经很火的,每个都值好几个ETH,现在也很难出手了。

Even things that are pretty good, like Mii Bits and, you know, doodles that were once at a point, of course, bet, you know, multiple ETH each that are hard to even get rid of these days.

Speaker 2

然后我就把它们放出去,去挖矿什么的,赚点真实世界资产,现在它们还在那儿继续产生收益,比如支付 Beta 的打包费。

And I was able to put them out there and farm and, you know, earn FWA and still have out them out there now earning, you know, pack for beta fees.

Speaker 2

另外我觉得最酷的一点是,对我来说,FWA 是一个可以让大家基于它构建应用的协议。

But and then I would also say the coolest thing is, like, to me, FWA is, like, a protocol people can build on top of.

Speaker 2

比如我自己就开发了一个叫 Gasha Battles 的东西,它是让五个人的藏品互相 PK,最后谁赢就把那五个 NFT 全拿走。基于这个已经衍生出很多玩法了。

Like, I've personally built something called Gasha Battles, which, like, pits five people's poles against each other, and then they can whoever gets the biggest poll takes all five NFTs, and there's been a ton of stuff built on top of this.

Speaker 2

还有像 Mega Rip 这种,就是好几个人一起抽卡之类的。

There's been, like, mega rip where people pull a bunch of eat together.

Speaker 2

然后大概过个七天之类的,他们就会开一百包,再把收益分掉。

And after, like, seven days or whatever it is, they rip, like, a 100 packs, I'll split the pool.

Speaker 2

在基础的链上实物资产层上面,其实能搭建出很多很酷的应用。

There there's just a lot of cool things that can be built on top of the base FWA layer itself.

Speaker 2

所以我觉得这不仅仅是把东西放到链上那么简单,玩法和开箱体验都会很有趣,我看好接下来会有很多创新。

So I think it's bigger than just, you know, going on FWA that fun and and ripping a I think we're gonna see a lot of cool innovation.

Speaker 2

对我来说,这才是未来 NFT 交易的主流方式。

Like, to me, this is where NFTs are gonna be bought and sold.

Speaker 2

这就是NFT将要发布的地方。

This is where NFTs are gonna be launched.

Speaker 2

我相信亚当也想谈谈FWA的发布。

I'm sure Adam wants to talk about FWA launch as well.

Speaker 2

而且,是的,这真的是我最近在主网上看到的第一个让人兴奋的东西,不只是DeFi。

And, yeah, it's just, like, it's the first exciting thing I've personally seen on main net in a while that's not just DEFI.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

所以我想这就是为什么它引起了我的注意。

So I guess that's why it kinda just caught my attention.

Speaker 0

自我托管赢了,但它仍然存在可用性问题。

Self custody won, but it still has a usability problem.

Speaker 0

写在纸上的助记词仍然是单点故障。

A seed phrase on paper is still a single point of failure.

Speaker 0

手机会丢,设备会坏,备份会消失。

Phones get lost, devices break, backups disappear.

Speaker 0

BITKEY 就是为这种现实而设计的自我托管硬件钱包。

BITKEY is a self custodial hardware wallet built for that reality.

Speaker 0

它采用 2-of-3 多重签名,密钥分别存放在你的手机、BITKEY 硬件设备和 BLOCK 上。

It uses a two of three multisig with keys split across your phone, the BITKEY hardware device, and BLOCK.

Speaker 0

没有任何单一密钥能移动你的比特币,BLOCK 也无法单独转移资金。

No single key can move your Bitcoin, and BLOCK can never move it alone.

Speaker 0

没有助记词需要担心丢失或泄露,即使你丢了手机、BitKey,或者两者都丢了,内置的恢复功能也能帮你找回。

There's no seed phrase to lose or expose, and if you lose your phone, your BitKey, or both, built in recovery gives you a path back.

Speaker 0

硬件屏幕还能让你在批准交易前确认收款地址。

The hardware screen also lets you verify the destination before approving a transaction.

Speaker 0

这就是关键所在。

And that's the point.

Speaker 0

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More control without one mistake putting everything at risk.

Speaker 0

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So download BitKey today, and use promo code bankless to get 10% off of your BitKey.

Speaker 0

本期节目由 BitKey 赞助播出。

This episode has been sponsored by BitKey.

Speaker 0

我炒币快十年了,这些年用过各种钱包、交易所、聚合器和前端界面,其实我一直都在找同样的东西。

I've been trading crypto for almost a decade, and I've used so many different wallets, exchanges, aggregators, different front ends over the years, and I'm always kind of looking for the same thing.

Speaker 0

就是一个统一的界面,能在多条链和各种资产上提供深度流动性,让我既能交易永续合约、赚取收益、进行隐私交易,又能完全掌控自己的资金。

Just one interface with deep liquidity across a bunch of chains and assets where I can access all the markets like perps, earn yield, trade confidentially, and still control all my own funds.

Speaker 0

但我一直没找到这样的体验,总是换来换去,还要应付Gas费,更别提被滑点坑得惨兮兮的了。

And I've never really found this experience, and I'm always switching wallet, juggling gas fees, and just getting eaten by slippage.

Speaker 0

Near.com 可不是那样。

Near.com is not that.

Speaker 0

我觉得它从根本上就不一样。

It feels fundamentally different to me.

Speaker 0

我可以跨任何链做我想做的事,而且我的所有活动都是保密的。

I can do everything I want from any chain, and I keep all my activity confidential.

Speaker 0

我甚至还能在保密的情况下赚取收益。

I can even earn yield confidentially.

Speaker 0

这才是加密货币该有的样子。

It's the way crypto should work.

Speaker 0

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The near.com wallet is powered by NEAR, and it's moved over $25,000,000,000 cross chain using post quantum signing and has run over five years on main net with zero downtime.

Speaker 0

Near.com 绝对是让你留在链上并掌控自己资产的最佳方式。

Near.com is simply the best way to be on chain and be in control.

Speaker 0

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Get 20% of your trading fees back using the bank list link in the show notes, not investment advice.

Speaker 0

所以 FWA 既像是消费者跟平台建立的一种消费关系。

So FWA is both a like a consumer has a consumer relationship.

Speaker 0

我可以直接去 FWA 上操作,完成我想做的事。

I can go to FWA and do the thing.

Speaker 0

比如我可以去买那些卡包。

I can go buy the packs.

Speaker 0

不过 Eric,你同时也把它定位为 NFT 的流动性基础设施。

But, Eric, you're also positioning it as, like, this is just like a liquidity infrastructure for NFTs as well.

Speaker 0

这就像是为更大的东西打基础。

This is like a building block for something bigger.

Speaker 2

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

当然。

For sure.

Speaker 2

我的意思是,因为你想啊,比如说我手里有几个Mii,可能上个月在OpenSea上就卖了一个Mi BIT之类的。

I mean, because if you think about it, like, say I'm say I'm sitting on a few Mii that's maybe one Mi BIT has sold in the last month on OpenSea or something.

Speaker 2

我可以放五个出去。

Like, I can put five out there.

Speaker 2

我可以按3 ETH的远期价格给它们做担保,或者别的什么。

I can back them with the forward price point 3 ETH or whatever.

Speaker 2

如果有人看到了,他们可能就直接拿下了。

If someone lands on it, they might decide just to take it.

Speaker 2

那个人可能本来根本不会买Mi BIT。

That person maybe was never gonna buy a Mi BIT.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

这就涉及到一个很有意思的点,Adam也稍微提到过。

This gets into the interesting thing, and Adam hit on this a little bit.

Speaker 2

比如,这些东西该怎么定价呢?

Like, how do you price these things?

Speaker 2

我觉得在FWA这边,我们看到的NFT价格通常低于它们在OpenSea上的公允价值,因为大家可能都想出手。

I think generally on FWA, we're seeing NFTs back by less than what they're kind of going fair value on OpenSea because I think people wanna sell them.

Speaker 2

你看,很多人宁愿要那个 NFT 也不愿意换回 ETH,至少大部分人是这么想的。

Like, people would rather than take the NFT than take the ETH, at least a lot of people.

Speaker 2

不过这么说也不太公平,因为现在 FWA 上最贵的 NFT 是一个 Punk,标价 300 ETH,属于顶级 Punk 系列。

Although that's not fully fair because, the top NFT on FWA right now is a punk back with 300 ETH, which is a top tier punk.

Speaker 2

它戴着连帽衫,表情是微笑的,设计特别简洁干净。

It's a hoodie with a smile, very clean.

Speaker 2

它的价值大概也就在这个水平左右。

Like, it's probably around that value.

Speaker 2

但如果那个被抽走了,有人就得选择,是保留那个朋克吗?

But if that gets pulled, someone has to pick, do they keep the punk?

Speaker 2

还是保留以太币?

Do they keep the ETH?

Speaker 2

如果他们保留以太币,那么把朋克放上去的那个人基本上就得用300个以太币重新买回他们的朋克。

If they keep the they keep the ETH, that person who put the punk out there has to rebuy their punk essentially at 300 e.

Speaker 2

所以你在定价上得非常聪明。

So you have to be very smart about your your pricing.

Speaker 2

既然那是比较稀有的,被抽中的概率最低。

Now since that's the rarest ones, the lowest odds are being pulled.

Speaker 2

那可能得等很长时间。

It probably should be a long time.

Speaker 2

所以那个被抽走了。

So that's pulled.

Speaker 2

而且我觉得,按照协议的工作原理,到被抽走的时候,他们应该已经通过手续费赚回来了。

And I'd like, how the protocol works, they should earn that back in fees by the time it's pulled.

Speaker 2

但是我们确实看到有人把朋克放上去,结果很早就被撤下来了。

But we have seen someone put a punk out there, and it got pulled well, like, early on.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

所以真的就是,就像亚当说的,时间一长,一切都会趋于平衡。

So it's just it truly is just kind of you know, like like Adam said it, over time, it all kinda evens out.

Speaker 2

有赢家也有输家,但把东西放上去确实是在冒险。

There's winners and losers, but you are taking a risk by putting stuff out there.

Speaker 2

而且任何时候,你都可以花大概,我想现在是零点零八八左右,来撤下。

And at any point, you could spend for point I think it's point zero eight eight or something right now to spend.

Speaker 2

你可以花这个钱,然后就能把朋克拉回来。

You could spend, and and you could pull a punk.

Speaker 2

所以,这挺酷的。

So, it's cool.

Speaker 2

还有口袋妖怪呢。

There's there's Pokemon.

Speaker 2

有一张宝可梦卡,背后有大概28个还是什么的支撑。

There's a Pokemon card out there that's backed by, like, 28 or something like that.

Speaker 2

我觉得这个话题我们迟早应该在播客里聊一聊。

And I think this this is a topic we should just have at some point in this podcast.

Speaker 2

但是,你知道,像Collector Crip这样的协议,他们托管、保管这些宝可梦卡,把它们封装好,放到链上,我觉得我们会看到大量所谓的真实世界资产出现在Fake World Assets上,这挺讽刺的。

But, you know, these these protocols like, Collector Crip who who are custodian and constraining these Pokemon cards and wrapping them, putting them on chain, I think we're gonna see a proliferation of ironically real world assets on Fake World Assets.

Speaker 2

在Fake World Assets上。

On Fake World Assets.

Speaker 2

对。

Right.

Speaker 2

当然,这引入了信任层。

Which introduced a trust layer, of course.

Speaker 2

我很好奇Adam对此怎么看。

I'm curious of Adam's thoughts on this.

Speaker 2

如果到了某个时候,你知道,FWA甚至不会考虑托管或保险什么的,但是,你知道,我觉得我们会看到劳力士手表出现在这上面。

If if at some point, you know, FWA wouldn't even think about custodian or anything like that in insuring, but, you know, I I think we're gonna see, like, Rolex watches on this thing.

Speaker 2

我觉得可能有人会把房产证放上去,任何能被代币化的东西都能上链。

I think potentially someone could put a house deed out there, like, anything that's tokenized to go on here.

Speaker 2

所以这就是为什么我觉得长期来看,这非常酷。

So that's why I think long term, it's super cool.

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

亚当,你觉得FWA未来的增长点在哪里?

Adam, how do you see, like, the growth vectors of FWA, ahead for it?

Speaker 0

还是说你基本上就是放手不管?

Or are you kinda just, like, hands off?

Speaker 0

就是说,这是一个机制。

Like, this is a mechanism.

Speaker 0

我们已经建好了。

We've built it.

Speaker 0

也许还需要一些调整和完善,但除此之外,你就打算把它放在那儿,然后看看会发生什么。

Maybe there's some, you know, tweaking and perfecting to do, but other than that, like, you're gonna just, like, kinda set it and let us see what see what happens.

Speaker 1

我的意思是,显然长期目标是要更放手,但现在正是需要真正投入的时候。

I mean, obviously, long term goal is to be more hands off, but right now is, like, the time to really be working on it.

Speaker 1

我们会继续添加新功能,继续调整优化。

And we're gonna keep adding new features, keep tweaking it.

Speaker 1

我觉得Eric提到了FWA的启动机制。

I think Eric touched on the FWA launch mechanism.

Speaker 1

基本上,目前池子里看到的NFT都是已经存在了好几年的老NFT。

Basically, all the NFTs we're seeing in the pool currently are NFTs that have existed already that have been around for years.

Speaker 1

运气好的话,可能是在过去一年里发布的。

Maybe they launched in the last year if, like, if you're lucky.

Speaker 1

但是把新发布的NFT放进池子里,我觉得真的很有意思,也能激励大家参与。

But having new launches deployed into the pool, I think, is really interesting and incentivizes people to participate.

Speaker 1

而且有机会的是,很多之前的NFT铸造阶段,通常就一天时间。

And there's a chance where, you know, a lot of these mint kind of phases for previous NFTs, it's like a one day thing.

Speaker 1

最多也就一周。

It's a one week thing max.

Speaker 1

比如说,有人通过FWAR发布一个新系列,然后这个系列会持续一段时间,你懂的。

Like, there's a chance that someone launches a new collection through FWAR and it's there for a while and, like, the you know?

Speaker 1

另外,我记得Quit在播客里也提到过,比如说你在铸造一个Zuki,今天是Zuki发布日,你买了一个普通的Zuki,那对你来说可不是什么愉快的体验。

Also, I think Quit mentioned on this and he did a podcast, but when you're minting a let's say there's a a Zuki, you know, and this is the Zuki launch day and you purchase if you get a common Zuki, that's like not that's not a fun experience for you.

Speaker 1

你追求的是稀有的金色Zuki。

You're you're shooting for that rare, the rare golden izuki.

Speaker 1

但在这里,只要你拿到一个Zuki,你就已经很开心了。

Whereas here, if you get an izuki at all, you're very happy.

Speaker 1

你明白吗?

You know?

Speaker 1

如果你抽到一个Zuki,那感觉太棒了,你得到了你想要的。

If you pull an izuki, like, that's an awesome experience and you've gotten what you wanted.

Speaker 1

所以这也改变了人们的看法。

And so that kind of skews the perception as well.

Speaker 1

现在你反而会因为拿到这个系列的普通款而兴奋。

Like, you're now excited to get the common, of the collection.

Speaker 1

我们看看当系列开始发布时,实际情况会怎么发展。

And we'll see how it actually plays out when, like, collections start launching.

Speaker 1

也许我完全错了。

Maybe I'm completely wrong.

Speaker 1

但我觉得那会挺有意思的。

But I think that will be pretty interesting.

Speaker 1

我把它设计成任何东西都可以放进池子里。

I'm building it so anything can be put in the pool.

Speaker 1

这就是为什么人们说的所谓的“错误”的背书,比如,一个10000个代币的NFT有50个ETH的背书,是因为我们真的不知道这些资产的价格。

That's kinda why the backing can be, as people call it, like, wrong, you know, having, like, 50 ETH of a on a 10,000 tokens NFT is because I don't really we don't know the price of these assets.

Speaker 1

比如,如果有人愿意用那个来背书,而且他们就是这么说的,那要搞清楚一个朋克的价格真是难上加难。

Like, if someone is willing to back it by that and that's what they say it is, like, it's hellish to try to figure out the price of a punk.

Speaker 1

如果你想,你知道,如果我们规定你只能,比如说朋克是30个ETH,然后我们说,你只能用30个ETH来背书朋克。

And if you wanna say, you know, if if we made it so you could only and say punks were 30 ETH and we're like, you can only back punks by 30 ETH.

Speaker 1

没人会放一件连帽衫进去。

No one's gonna put in a hoodie.

Speaker 1

没人会往里放一只猿猴。

No one's gonna put in an ape.

Speaker 1

也没人会放外星人。

No one's gonna put an alien.

Speaker 1

我觉得这是个糟糕的决定。

And I think that's a bad decision.

Speaker 1

所以,从这个角度看,这就是一种权衡取舍。

And so, it's kind of the trade off in that sense.

Speaker 1

我们还在琢磨怎么给这些东西定个更合理的价。

We're still trying to think about how to price things more fairly.

Speaker 1

也许在V2版本里我们会这么做。

Like, maybe there's a v two where we do that.

Speaker 1

不过目前来说,大家随便出价都行。

But for now, it's kind of just fair game.

Speaker 1

但我觉得要是能加入更多现实世界的资产就太棒了。

But I think it'd be really cool to have more real world assets.

Speaker 1

比如,我们已经加入了这些宝可梦卡牌。

Like, we've already added these Pokemon cards.

Speaker 1

我们没有任何理由不能添加其他被代币化的现实世界资产。

We've there's no reason we couldn't add anything else that's tokenized as a real world asset.

Speaker 1

我不会负责保管它们。

I will not be the one custodying them.

Speaker 1

我永远不会做那件事。

I will never do that.

Speaker 1

我讨厌那个主意。

I hate that idea.

Speaker 1

我会把那个留给专业人士。

I'll leave that to the professionals.

Speaker 1

比如,Collector Crypt 非常有才华,而且已经做了很久了。

Like, Collector Crypt is extremely talented and been doing it for so long.

Speaker 1

地狱般的。

Hellish.

Speaker 1

所以我坚持用虚拟资产。

That's why I'm sticking with fake assets.

Speaker 1

比如,我想要NFT。

Like, I wanted NFT.

Speaker 1

它们太简单了。

They're so easy.

Speaker 1

你可以证明你拥有它。

You can prove you own it.

Speaker 1

但如果有需求,而且有比我更好的托管方,那我们就没理由不加进来。

But if there's demand and there's a better custodian than me, like, there's no reason we shouldn't add it.

Speaker 1

所以,我们会看看,那会非常酷。

And so, we'll kind of see that'd be really cool.

Speaker 1

任何代币化的东西,我的意思是,现在有很多东西上链,听起来挺合理的。

Anything that's token I mean, there's so many things that are coming on chain now that kinda makes sense.

Speaker 1

我知道最近可能有点放缓,我记得四年前,什么都往链上搬。

I know it's probably stopped a little bit in the last like, I remember four years ago, everything was coming on chain.

Speaker 1

所以现在我觉得大家更成熟了,基础设施也到位了。

And so but I think we're kind of more mature now and we have more the infrastructure's there.

Speaker 1

不过风险还是存在的。

And so there still is, like, the the risk.

Speaker 1

比如,如果我回到以前倒卖球鞋的时代,像 StockX 那样做,会怎样?

Like, what happens if, you know, I go back to, like, my my shoe flipping days of, like, StockX.

Speaker 1

万一有人放过了假货怎么办?

And what happens if someone lets a fake through?

Speaker 1

那如果 StockX 倒闭了,他们实际上已经没有那双鞋了,会发生什么呢?

And what happens if, you know, StockX goes bust and then, like, they don't actually have the shoe anymore?

Speaker 1

这也是你面临的风险之一,但正因如此,我觉得我不应该由我来保管这些东西。

That is a risk you're taking as well, but that's kind of why I would not be the one custodying things.

Speaker 1

所以,假设这种情况真的发生了。

And so but let's say let's say that happens.

Speaker 1

比如里面有一双第28代的喷火龙(宝可梦卡牌)。

Let's say there's a a like that twenty eighth Charizard that's in there.

Speaker 1

我觉得是喷火龙。

I think it's a Charizard.

Speaker 1

假设大家都发现它出来了,结果说哎呀,这喷火龙倒闭了。

Let's say everyone it comes out and it's like, oh, well, the Jarizard is bust.

Speaker 1

这是一只假的喷火龙。

It's a fake Jarizard.

Speaker 1

希望买家还能拿到背后的ETH抵押品,而且那部分还在。

The purchaser would hopefully still take the ETH backing, and that still exists.

Speaker 1

所以风险主要落在存入资产的人身上,而不是未来从协议里购买它的人。

And so the risk is kind of on the person that deposited the asset rather than the the person purchasing it from the protocol in the future.

Speaker 1

再说一遍,也许事情不会往那个方向发展,但在我看来,最坏的情况就是末日般的结局。

Again, maybe it doesn't play out like that, but that's kind of, like, worst case doomsday scenario is how I could see it going.

Speaker 1

不过

But

Speaker 0

所以我看待这个问题的方式是,这就像是一个面向NFT的全局统一自动做市商。

So the the way I'm looking at it is, like, it is just one single global AMM for NFTs.

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Speaker 0

就像,一边是各种NFT,另一边是ETH。

Like, you have NFTs, a splattering of NFTs on one side, and you have ETH on the other.

Speaker 0

所以这实际上就是ETH被当作货币来购买一堆NFT。

And so this is actually just like Ether being used as money for a splattering of NFTs.

Speaker 0

而NFT进来的方式是,每个人根据自己认为合理的价格来定价。

And the way that the NFTs come in is that the individual prices it according to what they think is correct.

Speaker 0

我们能聊聊那个机制吗,就是那种自然的机制?

Can we talk about that mechanism, that, like, organic mechanism?

Speaker 0

对个人来说有什么惩罚?

What are the penalties for an individual?

Speaker 0

我知道,协议有规定的惩罚,但为什么这个定价机制能行得通?

And I and I know it mean, like, protocol ascribed penalties, but, like, why does the pricing mechanism work?

Speaker 0

比如说,我是那个朋克连帽衫的持有者,我觉得我的朋克值300。

So let's say I'm say I'm the punk hoodie owner and I fairly value my punk at 300.

Speaker 0

假设那是公平的,你知道,上帝来说,是的。

Say say that is fair, you know, God comes and says, yes.

Speaker 0

对。

Correct.

Speaker 0

那很合理。

That's fair.

Speaker 0

如果我把它定价为3.5美元,会有什么惩罚?

What are the penalties if I were to actually value it at $3.50?

Speaker 0

或者如果我把它定价为2.5美元呢?

Or what if I were to actually value it at $2.50?

Speaker 0

为什么市场能正确地引导价格趋向实际公允价值?

Like, why does the market guide things correctly towards the actual fair value?

Speaker 0

这到底是怎么运作的?

How does that actually work?

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以你有动力不去低估它,因为那样的话它更有可能被买走。

So you're incentivized to not underprice it because then it is more likely to be purchased.

Speaker 1

所以,如果市场上有300个ETH的买单挂在cryptopunks.app上,你就没理由把它标成2.50了。

And so there's no reason for you to put it at $2.50 when it's 3 let's say even instead of God, there's a 300 standing ETH bid on cryptopunks.app.

Speaker 1

如果你标价2.50,任何理性的买家都会觉得这便宜,买下来转手就能在别处高价卖出。

And so if you listed at $2.50, like, there's a 99% any rational actor will decide to, if they purchase it, will take the NFT because they can sell it higher elsewhere.

Speaker 1

所以这方面其实已经不成问题了。

So that's kind of already, like, solved in that sense.

Speaker 1

但要是你定价太高,比如标到3.50,甚至翻倍到600 ETH,那通过协议卖出去就难了。

And if you overprice it too much, let's say you overprice it $3.50 or let's say double, you price it at 600 ETH, it's harder to get purchased from the protocol.

Speaker 1

但如果它真的被买走了,买家大概率会拿走 ETH,因为他们能拿到更多的钱。

But if it does get purchased, then the purchaser will most likely take the ETH because they're getting more money.

Speaker 1

现在当价格非常接近的时候,比如说在10%的范围内。

Now when it gets really close, let's say it's within 10%.

Speaker 1

假设你用300个ETH做抵押,它的价值也是300个ETH,然后我把它买下来。作为一个理性的参与者,我得做个决定:我是想要这个NFT,还是想要270个ETH(因为打了九折)?

And so if you back it by 300 ETH and it's worth 300 ETH and I purchase it and I'm a rational actor, I have to decide, do I want this NFT or do I want 300 ETH times point nine because it's a 10% haircut?

Speaker 1

目前这10%的折扣全部归协议方所有,用来回购代币,但你会因此得到270个ETH。

And that haircut currently all 100% goes to the protocol and buys the token, but you would get 270 ETH as a result.

Speaker 1

所以只要当前的出价在那10%的范围内,你就会选择拿走这个NFT。

And so as long as the standing bid is within that 10%, like, you will take the NFT.

Speaker 1

这就是促使大家公平定价的动力所在。

And so that's kind of the incentive to price it fairly.

Speaker 1

目前我们还没看到这种情况完全发生,但我相信随着时间的推移,在正确的激励机制下,它最终会实现的。

And we haven't seen that play out exactly, but I think over time and with, you know, the correct incentives, it will.

Speaker 1

不过

But

Speaker 2

还有一点,定价要准确。

One other thing too, pricing it correctly.

Speaker 2

所以尽量把价格定得接近实际价值。

So pricing it as close as possible.

Speaker 2

你设定的回购价越高,协议收取的费用就越多,你赚到的也就越多。

You earn the higher you back, the more protocol fees you earn, essentially.

Speaker 2

因此,你在某种程度上有动力把价格定高一点,因为这样你能分到更多的协议费用。

So, like, you are somewhat incentivized to price higher because you would get a higher cut of the protocol fees.

Speaker 2

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 1

嗯,在ETH方面,你得到的,比如说即使有100个东西进来,每个价值100美元,每个项目得到1美元,不管支持率如何,但是有FWA激励,这些激励会给予支持率更高的资产,这就像是价格的平方根。

Well, the the, on the ETH side, you get so let's say even if there's, you know, say there's a 100 things in and it's a $100, each item gets $1 regardless of the backing, but there are, FWA incentives that go and are given to, higher backed assets and it's like the square root of the price.

Speaker 1

所以,就这一点来说。

And so, just in that sense.

Speaker 1

但你之所以要准确支持它,是因为它们在池子里待的时间更长,因为赔率更高,或者它们不太可能被撤走。

But the reason you also back it accurately is because they last longer in the pool because the odds are higher or, like, it's they're less likely to get it pulled.

Speaker 1

所以总的来说,你不需要那么频繁地微调,所有的激励措施都是为了让它定价完美。

And so overall, like, you don't have to micromanage it as much and it's all the incentives were there to try to get it to price perfectly.

Speaker 1

所以仍然存在一种情况,也许有一个v2池可以解决所有这些问题,即使这些问题被认为是问题。

And so there is still a world where maybe there's, again, a v two pool that solves all of these issues that if they're even considered issues.

Speaker 1

但我们对v1在一个月后仍然运行良好感到非常满意,人们还在继续使用它。

But pretty happy with how v one is kind of still working after a month and, like, people are still playing with it.

Speaker 1

一个大问题是,哦,那之后会发生什么。

A big thing was, oh, what happens after the n yeah.

Speaker 1

我们停止发放代币,所有供应都在外面,而且事实上还有任何活动,说明它还在运作,而且对于一个希望运行多年的协议来说,现在还为时过早。如果我不幸被公交车撞了,希望不会发生,它仍然会运行,而且不会出现任何故障。

We stop emitting tokens and all of the supplies out there and the fact that there's any activity at all, like, it's it's working and it's, it's still a pretty early for a, hopefully, multiyear protocol that will like, if I get hit by a bus, god forbid, that doesn't happen, but, it will still run, and there's no there's no failure.

Speaker 1

我唯一的意思是,唯一的单点故障可能是Chainlink,你知道,那现在是一家价值100亿美元的公司吗?

The only I mean, the single point of failure is probably Chainlink, you know, and that's was it $10,000,000,000 company right now?

Speaker 1

所以,是的。

And so Yeah.

Speaker 1

而那个故障只是意味着你不能购买,但你可以提取你所有的资产。

And that failure will just be you can't purchase and you can withdraw all your assets.

Speaker 1

所以,

And so,

Speaker 0

而且,万一发生不幸,也会是逐步缩减,而不是崩溃。

also, god forbid, will wind down, not a crash.

Speaker 0

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 1

但希望一切顺利。

But knock on wood.

Speaker 1

如果我被车撞了,Chainlink 又出问题,那它就会慢慢停摆。

If I get hit by a bus and Chainlink fails, it will wind down.

Speaker 1

所以这已经很不错了。

And so that's pretty good.

Speaker 1

当然,天有不测风云,Chain 那边可能会出什么漏洞。

Obviously, god forbid, there is some sort of exploit, things around Chain.

Speaker 1

第一版的时候其实就出过漏洞,我们不得不自己掏钱赔,因为当时没做审计,后来才做了概念验证,然后才去审计的。

There already was an exploit in the first version that we had to pay back out because I didn't get it audited and then prove the concepts, got it audited.

Speaker 1

现在我们走到这一步了。

We're now here.

Speaker 1

一切都很顺利。

Things are wonderful.

Speaker 1

所以几乎得感谢那个利用漏洞的人,因为,对。

And so can almost thank the exploiter because Right.

Speaker 1

我们发现了它

We found it

Speaker 0

是这样的。

It was

Speaker 1

而不是第30天。

instead of day 30.

Speaker 1

所以,对。

And so yeah.

Speaker 1

从那以后就一直在酝酿。

And it's been cooking since.

Speaker 1

但是

But

Speaker 0

是什么阻止我去看那些白名单里的NFT,找到最便宜的一个,买一个便宜的,放进FWA池子里,然后把它估得特别高,比如一万个以太坊?

What stops me from like going and looking at the white listed NFTs, finding the cheapest one, buying a cheap one, putting it into the FWA pool, and valuing it astronomically high, like 10,000 Ether?

Speaker 0

我为什么不会这么做呢?

Like, why wouldn't I do that?

Speaker 1

我觉得,确实没有理由不这么做。

I I mean, there's there's no reason you wouldn't.

Speaker 1

就像那样,我们现在已经见过了。

It's like that's we've we've seen that now.

Speaker 1

有个叫Knock的,大概50块。

There's been there's a knock on me go at, like, 50.

Speaker 1

还有个Punk,300块。

There's a punk at 300.

Speaker 1

但你冒的风险是,如果有人成功从协议里买走了它,你就得按你抵押的价格从他们那买回来。

The the risk you're taking though is if someone manages to purchase it from the protocol, you're buying it back from them at whatever you backed it with.

Speaker 1

所以,哦,因为

And so Oh, because

Speaker 0

你还得用真实的

you have to back it also with the actual real

Speaker 1

对。

Yes.

Speaker 1

没错。

Exactly.

Speaker 0

所以如果我放一个很蠢的NFT,抵押价值一千美元,然后他们把它卖回给我,我就得付一千美元。

And so if I put in a stupid NFT at a thousand dollar backing and then they sell it back to me, I pay I pay for

Speaker 1

你基本上就是花一千美元从他们手里买回来。

You're basically buying it from them for a thousand dollars.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以或者说,

And so or a

Speaker 0

一千个以太币。

thousand a thousand ETH.

Speaker 0

然后那些以太币不是给我的。

And then that ETH doesn't go to me.

Speaker 0

它们进了协议里。

It goes into the protocol.

Speaker 0

那些以太币给了他们。

That ETH goes to them.

Speaker 1

难怪。

No wonder.

Speaker 0

哦,原来是这样,因为他们没问题。

Oh, so then because they're okay.

Speaker 0

我明白了。

I see.

Speaker 1

然后对。

And then Right.

Speaker 1

好的。

Okay.

Speaker 1

打个九折,因为他们拿不到全部的钱,但对他们来说,拿走其中的九成还是划算的。

The 10% haircut because, like, they don't get all of it because so but it's still worth it for them to take a 90% of it.

Speaker 1

剩下的那百分之十会用来购买FWA代币,然后流向

That other 10% will buy the FWA token and go to

Speaker 0

协议方。

the protocol.

Speaker 0

所以,如果我放一个愚蠢的NFT,价值一千个以太坊,他们看到,哦,我刚得到这个愚蠢的NFT,但协议愿意以九百个以太坊的价格从我这里买回去。

So they so if I put in a stupid NFT at a thousand ETH, they see, like, oh, I just got this stupid NFT, but the protocol is offering to buy it back from me at, like, 900 ETH.

Speaker 0

显然,我会接受。

Obviously, I'm going to take that.

Speaker 0

协议收走一百个以太坊,然后我,那个存了一千个以太坊在愚蠢NFT里的人,拿不回我的一千个以太坊了。

Protocol collects, a 100 ETH, and then me who deposited a thousand ETH in a stupid NFT, I don't get my 1,000 ETH back.

Speaker 0

但我一直在赚取以太坊的费用,所以理论上,这些费用应该已经把我付清了。

But I've been printing ETH fees along the way, and so in theory, that should have paid me out anyways.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

而且我更喜欢把它想成不是协议从你那里买,而是你作为存款人把它买回来。

And I do like to think of it more like the protocol not buying it from you, but you the depositor buying it back.

Speaker 1

我觉得这样更合理。

I think it makes more sense.

Speaker 1

但还是,对,就是这样。

But still, like, yeah, exactly.

Speaker 1

所以,非常酷。

And so Very cool.

Speaker 0

我喜欢这一点,就像Eric提到的那样,NFT市场的流动性真的枯竭了。

The thing I like about this is that to to Eric's point, like liquidity really dried up on in the NFT world.

Speaker 0

这有点像是一个通用的买家,或者说一个通用的流动性引擎。也就是说,如果OpenSea上根本没人出价买你的东西,你可以去FWA那里操作一下。

And this is this is kind of like a universal buyer or just like a universal liquidity engine so that, you know, if you if there's literally not an offer for you on OpenSea, you can go to FWA and you can do something there.

Speaker 0

我觉得如果我们能有更多这样的机制,NFT的飞轮效应会更稳固、更可持续,持有者也会更有底气,因为他们知道总有办法获得流动性,或者以某种方式换回ETH。

And it feels like if we had many more mechanisms like this, the NFT flywheel would have been a little bit more sticky and sustainable, and, like, owners would have had just more assurances that there would be liquidity or a way for them to get ETH in some way or another.

Speaker 0

所以我觉得,在FWA成功的条件下,这对NFT行业真的很有好处。

And so I I do think that under the success conditions of FWA, like, this is really good for the NFT industry.

Speaker 1

我也这么认为。

I like to think so.

Speaker 1

我是说,有些人不喜欢它,因为显然它带有一定的游戏化色彩。

I mean, some people don't like it because, obviously, it's a little gamified.

Speaker 1

我觉得我们早就见过这种游戏化的NFT了。

I think we've seen gamified NFT for years.

Speaker 0

他们就可以直接玩。

They can just They can just playing.

Speaker 1

我知道。

I know.

Speaker 1

我觉得这绝对是利大于弊的。

I think it's it's a net positive.

Speaker 1

我觉得这给NFT带来了乐趣,这也是我过去几年一直在努力的方向。

I think it's bringing fun back to NFTs, and that's what I've been trying for the last couple, like, years.

Speaker 1

你懂吗?

You know?

Speaker 1

就像,人们喜欢朋克策略。

Like, people love punk strategy.

Speaker 1

朋克策略对朋克来说曾经有过高光时刻。

Punk strategy had a moment for punks.

Speaker 1

有些人觉得这对CryptoPunks整体来说仍然是弊大于利的。

Some people felt like it was still a net negative for CryptoPunks in general.

Speaker 1

有些人觉得这不太好,我听到很多不同的看法。

Some people felt like it was I don't a lot of opinions.

Speaker 1

我不同意。

I disagree.

Speaker 1

但我理解他们的观点,尤其是那些更注重艺术的人。

But I see their points, you know, especially a lot of the more art focused people.

Speaker 1

你知道吗?

You know?

Speaker 1

但我觉得如果你反对艺术金融化,那以太坊可能不适合你。

But I think if you're against the financialization of art, maybe ETH is not for you.

Speaker 1

我也不确定。

I don't know.

Speaker 1

这只是我个人的看法。

That's my personal opinion.

Speaker 1

我觉得,从你铸造它的那一刻起,从你在OpenSea上卖掉它的那一刻起,你就在金融化了。

I think, like, you're kind of in like, you're financializing at the second you mint it and the second you sell it on OpenSea.

Speaker 1

不过我也理解大家的观点。

But I I see everyone's kind of point.

Speaker 1

当然。

But Sure.

Speaker 1

我觉得总体来说是好事。

I think it's a net good.

Speaker 2

我觉得真正有意思的地方在于,将来可能会有自定义池子。

I think where this gets really interesting too is the eventual idea of custom pools.

Speaker 2

我在FWA团队里。

So, I'm in the FWA team.

Speaker 2

我一直在聊这个,就是除了这个全球统一的池子,人们也许可以推出自己的池子。

I've been talking about this, but you could instead of just this one global pool, people could potentially launch their own pool.

Speaker 2

比如说,我想成为Simulpunk的大户,我想开始处理掉我的30个Punk。

Say, I wanna simulpunk whale, and I wanna start to get rid of my 30 punks.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

我可以有自己的Eric Punk池,把30个Punk放进去,按照我认为的价值来定价。

I could just have my own Eric Punk pool, put 30 punks out there back on what's what I think the value is.

Speaker 2

这样一来,抽奖的价格自然会上升。

Now the the spinning price obviously goes up.

Speaker 2

然后你,我也不确定。

And you I don't know.

Speaker 2

Adam可能更了解这里的定制化,但中奖几率会根据你的Punk而有所不同,但每次抽奖,人们都有机会赢得一个Punk。

Adam can probably speak to the customization here, but the odds would vary on your punks, but people would have a chance every spin to just win a punk.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

作为Punk持有者,如果你有很多闲置的Punk,你可以通过它们赚取费用。

And as a pungle holder who has a bunch that are just sitting there doing nothing, you could be earning fees on them.

Speaker 2

当然,你也可以卖掉它们。

Of course, you could be selling them.

Speaker 2

你也可以回购他们的Punk。

You could be buying back their punks.

Speaker 2

但我甚至看到有人发推说,比如 Yuga Labs 手里压着一堆 Punk,大概占总量 10% 左右。这些他们其实根本不想卖,因为一旦抛出来会搞砸市场。但他们完全可以通过 FWA,或者搞个自定义池子之类的玩法,让这部分 Punk 产生收益。

But I even saw something somebody tweet about how, like, Yuga Labs is sitting all these punks, like, 10% that they could potentially they really could never sell because it would just look bad on the market, but they could potentially be farming through FWA, through maybe a custom pool, something like that, on those pumps.

Speaker 2

所以当你聊到 FWAR 的发布时,事情就变得特别有意思了。我觉得这也会是一种更优秀的 NFT 发行机制,而不是那种传统的、纯粹为了圈钱的方式——比如谁第一个扫光整个系列,谁就赚得最多。

So it starts to get really interesting when you talk about that, FWAR launch, which I think is gonna be a superior NFT launching mechanism as well, versus just, you know, putting it out there cash grab and first person to sweep the collection, you know, gets the most value out of it.

Speaker 2

所以说,除了现在这种通用的池子之外,还有很多其他玩法,我觉得这对整个 NFT 领域来说都会非常有趣。

So there's a lot of stuff beyond just, you know, the current, generalized pool that I think is gonna be really interesting for the NFT space too.

Speaker 1

我也在尽量把通用池子的设计保持得尽可能简单。

And I'm trying to keep the the general pool as, as simple as possible as well.

Speaker 1

比如,显然我在想,也许我们可以设置几个独立的主池,每个池子有价格区间,这样你就只能把特定价格范围内的东西放进去,或者只允许放入像Yuga Labs这样的资产。

Like, there's a and, obviously, I consider, like, oh, like, maybe we have separate main pools that have price bands so you can only put something in in this price range or maybe it's only Yuga Labs kind of assets.

Speaker 1

但我认为,主池的设计越简单,对基于它构建的各种应用就越有利。

But I think having the main pool as simple as possible benefits everyone building on top of it.

Speaker 1

所以我们看到了像Gotcha Battles、Mega Rip或者是FWAP这样的项目。

And so we're seeing, like, the Gotcha Battles or, the Mega Rip one or FWAP.

Speaker 1

它们的核心逻辑都很简单。

They it's simple.

Speaker 1

在这个主池上构建很容易。

It's easy to build on this main pool.

Speaker 1

基本上有六千个资产。

Everything kind of there's 6,000 assets.

Speaker 1

就是一堆收藏品。

It's a bunch of collections.

Speaker 1

非常完美。

It's perfect.

Speaker 1

然后这些自定义池就解决了问题,比如如果我只想买一个Punk,买家可以进去找只有Punk的池子,然后从那里开始。

And then having these custom pools kind of solves the problem of, like, if I wanna only pull and purchase, like, a punk again, that per purchaser can go in, look for pools that are only punks, and kinda go from there.

Speaker 1

那样的话,定价机制在主池里也能正常运作。

And that meant then the pricing mechanism would work in the main pool too.

Speaker 1

比如,按照现在的设置,如果池子里只有Punk,那价格就是里面所有东西的平均值。

Like, the way it's set up, if if there's only punks in the pool, like, it will be an average of everything in there.

Speaker 1

而且代码已经审计过了。

And so the code was already audited.

Speaker 1

其实只要有一个存款人,就能把粒度调得更细,这操作特别简单。

It's really simple to just kind of make it a little more granular just with one depositor.

Speaker 1

我们还在继续推进。

And we're still working.

Speaker 1

到时候应该已经过了第一次FWAR的发布阶段了。

We'll probably be past the first FWAR launch.

Speaker 1

不过用户自定义池子可能还没完全上线,咱们先走着瞧吧。

We'll probably be not past the user pool custom user pools out yet, but, we'll see.

Speaker 1

我还在调整细节。

And I'm still tweaking it.

Speaker 1

比如,也许这样更合理。

Like, maybe it makes sense.

Speaker 1

有人提过,他们其实不想要自定义池的回购选项。

We've had some people say, like, they don't want actually the buyback option for custom pools.

Speaker 1

所以也许存在一种情况,就是你把所有 Punk 都存进去。

And so maybe there's a world where you go on to deposit all their punks.

Speaker 1

他们不想用ETH来抵押,但他们仍然有动力,因为所有的钱都归他们,因为他们是唯一的存款人。

They don't wanna back them by ETH, but the they're still incentivized because all the money goes to them because they're the only depositor.

Speaker 1

所以还在琢磨这个。

And so kinda still workshopping that.

Speaker 1

我已经做了几个版本,正在审计中,但还需要再调整一下。

I have a couple iterations done that I'm getting audited, but would they still ID tweaked?

Speaker 1

我们看看接下来会怎么样。

And we'll kind of see we'll see what happens.

Speaker 1

我对自定义池非常兴奋,因为我觉得它解决了很多主池的问题,尤其是如果用户池的所有费用都回流到主池和代币上。

I'm really excited about the custom pools because I think it kind of solves a lot of the issues from the main one, especially if all the fees from the the user pools flow back to the main pool and flow back to the token.

Speaker 1

我觉得这始终是一个很好的小生态系统。

I think it's still kind of always, like, a nice little ecosystem.

Speaker 1

但是

But

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

说说那个实际的代币吧。

Talk about the the actual token.

Speaker 0

所以FWA代币,它是在Genesys创建的,但你当时买不到。

So FWA take token, it was created at Genesys, but you could not buy it.

Speaker 0

你只能通过实际参与FWA来获得它。

You could only get it by actually participating in FWA.

Speaker 0

说说这个代币是怎么诞生的,以及它在应用里扮演什么角色。

Talk about the way that the token came into the world and and its role that it plays in the app.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

所以,为什么只能通过参与来获得它,这里面有几个原因。

And so some of the reasons of why you could only get it by participating.

Speaker 1

过去两年我大概启动了16个项目,有很多外部因素会导致项目失败,而且很多都不是我的错。

I've launched probably 16 projects over the last two years, and there's so many external factors that go into, like, why a project failed and a lot of them aren't my fault.

Speaker 1

我的意思是,你可以说作为机制设计者这是我的错,但其实不是我的错。

I mean, you could say it's my fault as, like, a mechanism designer, but not my fault.

Speaker 1

我记得我最早做的代币项目之一叫Top Blaster,当时是6.9%的代币交易费,谁打爆最高、平均买代币花得最多,谁就能拿到全部费用。

And, like, I remember I launched, one of my first token works projects was Top Blaster, and it was, 6.9% of token fees on selling the fees with a crew whoever Top Blasted and paid the most on average for the tokens would get them all.

Speaker 1

这个想法挺酷的。

Really cool idea.

Speaker 1

我很喜欢。

I liked it.

Speaker 1

网站看起来也很棒。

The site looked great.

Speaker 1

上线一小时后,特朗普发布了,直接把它砸到归零。

One hour after launch, Trump launched and just nuked it to zero.

Speaker 1

可能之前就已经死了,但反正也没机会复活了。

It might have even been dead before, but, like, there was no chance of it coming back.

Speaker 1

有个代币被狙击了,叫CABAL。

One of the tokens got sniped, and it was called CABAL.

Speaker 1

它是在主网上线的。

It was on main net.

Speaker 1

你得说服一个AI代理让你卖出。

You had to convince an AI agent to let you sell.

Speaker 1

所以基本上你得公开乞求,它会在推特上发布,然后展示出来。

So you had to basically, like, beg publicly beg, and it would tweet, and it would show.

Speaker 1

它会考虑,比如,市场怎么样,代币是不是在上涨?

And it would take it would take into account, like, oh, like, what's the mark like, is is the token trending upwards?

Speaker 1

是的。

Is Yes.

Speaker 1

你盈利了吗?

Are you in profit?

Speaker 1

你持有多久了?

How long have you held?

Speaker 1

还有,你的理由有多有说服力?

And it's like, how compelling was your argument?

Speaker 1

真的很酷。

Really cool.

Speaker 1

而且我觉得,我们在某个市场推出后,行情一度非常火爆。

And, like, I think, like, we launched that in a certain market and it could go crazy.

Speaker 1

结果最后市值到了200万美元左右,这其实已经很不错了,但有个狙击手吃进了25%的份额,尝试了大概40次才成功卖出,这也挺厉害的。

Instead, it went to, like, $2,000,000 market cap, which is still great, but someone sniped 25%, managed to sell after, like, 40 attempts, which is still really cool.

Speaker 1

那个狙击手居然试了40次才卖出去。

It took 40 attempts to sell as a sniper.

Speaker 1

直接把项目方搞死了。

It took projects dead.

Speaker 1

所以,因为有人根本不在乎这件事——虽然大家对此会有不同看法——但狙击手和早期参与者之间的界限其实挺模糊的。

And so, like, as a result of someone who didn't really care and I people will disagree with this, but there is a a fine line and, like, it's kinda blurry what a sniper is and what an early participant is.

Speaker 1

你懂我的意思吧?

You know?

Speaker 1

比如,如果我早期发现了一个产品并买入,而且我是真心看好它,那算不算狙击手呢?

It's like, if I see a product early and I buy it and I am I'm a believer, like, I a sniper?

Speaker 1

还是说,我只是一个比较精明的加密货币交易者?

Am I like or I just a savvy crypto trader?

Speaker 1

说实话,我也不太清楚。

Like, I don't really know.

Speaker 1

所以,我通常不会去责怪那些狙击手。

And so, I usually don't like, I'm not upset at snipers.

Speaker 1

我觉得,如果我不了解这个项目,但能从中赚钱的话,我可能也会试着早点买入。

Like, I think, like, if I didn't know what this project was and I can make money, like, I would probably try to buy it early too.

Speaker 1

从这个角度来看,我觉得把代币分发给真正了解它并积极参与的人是有道理的。

And so in that sense, I think it makes sense to try to distribute your token to people that actually know what it is and actually are participating.

Speaker 1

所以最好的办法就是不让他们买。

And so the best way to do that is to not let them buy.

Speaker 1

别让那些没参与进来的人买到。

Like, don't let people buying that aren't playing.

Speaker 1

我们本来可以有别的做法。

And there's different ways we could have done it.

Speaker 1

我见过有些其他产品,会把购买额度分配给那些参与了项目的人。

We could I've seen some other products pop up that are, like, giving purchase allocation to people that participate in a project.

Speaker 1

但我觉得对我们来说,这样做挺合理的,就是说,你可以用ETH或者FWA来兑现,这算是一种购买方式。

But I think for us, it just made sense, like, oh, you can cash out of ETH or you can cash out of FWA, and that's, like, a a way to buy it.

Speaker 1

我们还想要激励用户参与,你知道,就是所谓的冷启动问题,怎么去激励、引导协议启动,开始有存款,开始有人来玩。

We also wanna do incentivize activity and try to, like, they call it, like, the obviously, the cold start problem of, like, how do you get incent like, bootstrap protocol to start, like, getting deposits and start getting people to play.

Speaker 1

而代币正好把那些小缺口都补上了。

And the token kind of just, like, plugged all those little holes.

Speaker 1

而且,有个代币也真的很好玩。

And so, also, it's really fun to have a token.

Speaker 1

我觉得如果你在做加密项目,为什么不尽量让它去中心化,自己运转起来呢?

Like, I think if you're making a crypto project, like, why not try to make it as decentralized and work on its own?

Speaker 1

这就是我们做这件事的全部原因。

Like, that's the whole reason we're here.

Speaker 1

我们本来也可以不发代币,很多平台也没发,但我觉得有代币并让它增值,是更符合加密精神的做法,所以,是的。

And so we could have not had a token and there's a lot of platforms that don't, but I think having a token and accruing value to it is like like the crypto forward kind of way and so Yeah.

Speaker 0

那它到底是怎么增值的呢?

How does it actually accrue value?

Speaker 1

而且,再说一次,很多这些都是链上的。

And so, again, a lot of this is on chain.

Speaker 1

从第一天起,文档里就写了,这完全取决于使用情况。

This has been, like, from day one in the docs and, it's all dependent on usage.

Speaker 1

比如,这个代币可能一文不值。

Like, it's the token probably worthless.

Speaker 1

谁知道呢?

Like, who knows?

Speaker 1

但是,平台的费用都会用来买FWA,然后分给各个参与方。

But, again, the fees from the platform all go to buy FWA and distribute it to, various parties.

Speaker 1

所以,一开始所有费用都给了代币持有者,现在呢,100%的协议费用,你知道的,就是那10%的抽成,购买时还有1%的费用,而且我觉得当你拿NFT部分时可能也有1%的费用。

And so, initially, all the fees were going to token works, and now the fees a 100% of the protocol fees, so, you know, the the 10% haircut, there's a 1% fee on purchases, and I think there might be a 1% fee when you take the NFT portion.

Speaker 1

但所有这些费用都会用来公开购买FWA,而且每个区块1个ETH,所以它是自动进行的。

But all of those fees kind of go to buying FWA publicly and all it's 1 ETH per block, so it's it does it automatically.

Speaker 1

再说,就算我被公交车撞了,它照样能运行,并且把收益分配回系统里。

Again, if I hit by a bus, it'll still work and distributes back into the system.

Speaker 1

所以目前我们已经设置好了。

And so right now, we have it set.

Speaker 1

我觉得当天有40%分给买家,30%分给存款人,剩下的30%会被销毁。

So I think 40% goes to purchasers that day and 30% goes to depositors that day and 30% is burned.

Speaker 1

这个数字我可能记不太准,大概是这个比例。

And I think I could be wrong on this number, something like that.

Speaker 0

明白了。

Okay.

Speaker 0

所以一直都有动力去做这件事,因为总有资金流入来购买FWA,这些钱会流向那些存入NFT的人或者进行购买的人。

So there's a perpetual incentive to do the thing because there's always flows to buy FWA, and that goes to, like, flowing to people depositing NFTs or doing purchases.

Speaker 0

但还有30%会被销毁掉,这就相当于把价值锁进了代币里。

But then 30% is also burned, and so that's, like, put into the pocket of the value of the token.

Speaker 1

对,而且这完全取决于大家是否愿意参与进来。

And again, that is this is fully dependent on people participating in in that anyway.

Speaker 1

比如大家决定想要拥有这样的NFT,并且实际去使用它。

Like, people deciding that they want one of these NFTs and they're playing.

Speaker 1

如果人们停止购买,这一切就都没了,我们也在努力跟这个方向保持一致。

It all goes away if people stop purchasing, like, and we're trying to, like, kind of align with that.

Speaker 1

但显然,如果没有交易量,代币就没有回购。

But there's obviously no no buybacks at the token if there's no volume.

Speaker 1

所以,为了把这点说清楚。

And so, just to, like, be drive that home.

Speaker 1

对,就是这样。

But, yeah.

Speaker 1

我觉得持有代币的人基本上都相信这个平台,相信这个协议正在运作,而且能运作得更好,你知道吧,而且关键是100%的费用都用于回购。

I think it's, like, the people that are holding the token kind of believe in the platform and believe that this, like, protocol is working and can work and can work even better, you know, and, like, it's the fact that a 100% fees go to buybacks.

Speaker 1

这些费用不是全部用来回购并销毁,但最初那些有点像被铸造出来的排放代币。

They don't go to buy back and burn all of them, but what initially was kind of emissions tokens getting, like, almost minted.

Speaker 1

它们完全在领取合约里,但我更愿意称之为排放。

They were fully, like, in the the claim contract, but I'd call it emissions.

Speaker 1

现在已经被来自回购的代币所取代,这些代币是根据平台的需求发行的。

It was now replaced by tokens getting emitted from buybacks, like, demand of the platform.

Speaker 1

这一切基本上就是自然而然地运转起来了。

It kind of all just, like, works.

Speaker 1

而且我还在调整这些数字。

And so we'll, I'm still tweaking all of these numbers too.

Speaker 1

我其实想放手不管,但现在还太早了。

Like, that's kind of where I wanna be hands off, but it's too early.

Speaker 1

毕竟才一个月,很难说一切会怎么发展。

Like, it's a month in and it's hard to say how everything kinda plays out.

Speaker 1

我们现在其实处在一个小小的低谷期。

And we're not really we're in, a little mini kinda bowl.

Speaker 1

希望这是低谷的开始,如果非要我预测的话。

Hopefully, it's this is the start of a bowl if I had to, you know, prang.

Speaker 1

我五月在23.30美元做的ETH多头,终于,我浮亏了那么久。

My my my ETH long that I made in May right at $23.30, Finally, I've I've been underwater for so long.

Speaker 1

三个月后,这笔交易终于赚了3000美元,我立刻平仓了,之前亏得可惨了。

It's finally I made $3,000 on this trade after three months and I closed it immediately and I was down so much.

Speaker 1

但我想,其实我持有得够久了,而且我知道它会回来的。

But I was like, I actually like, I held it long enough and I knew it would come back.

Speaker 1

所以,再次希望,这是,嗯,一个大行情的开始。

And so, again, hopefully, this is the start of, like, a little The big one.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

大行情。

The big one.

Speaker 1

但如果真是这样,想想看,拥有这样一个去中心化的协议,通过代币由用户所有,嗯。

But if that's the case, like, think, like, having a decentralized kind of protocol like this that's user owned through the token and Mhmm.

Speaker 1

而且,过去两年我们一直在做实验,这挺好的。

It's and it's been nice to like, we've been able to experiment for the last two years.

Speaker 1

我们一直在发行代币。

We've been launching tokens.

Speaker 1

我们只保留那些有意义的。

We we run with the ones that make sense.

Speaker 1

不行的我们就砍掉。

We kill the ones that don't.

Speaker 1

有人喜欢这样。

Some people like that.

Speaker 1

也有人不喜欢。

Some people don't.

Speaker 1

我们运作方式非常透明,不过希望在下一次空投前能出一个爆款。你知道的,前两周我们已经赚了不少钱,现在就是埋头苦干。

We're very transparent with how it works, but, it's nice to like right before a bowl, hopefully, we have a a big winner and like, you know, we we've been we've already made a bunch of revenue in the first two weeks and we're now just kinda like heads down working on it.

Speaker 1

我们确实通过代币交易赚钱。

And we do make money off the the token trade.

Speaker 1

这就是代币目前还能产生收入的方式,买卖各收1%的手续费归我们,不过这个比例是可以调整的,也可以调低。

That's kind of the where the token works still has revenue is there's a 1% buy sell tax that goes to us, but that's configurable and, like, can go down as well.

Speaker 0

不过Eric提到了FWA。

But Eric brought up FWA.

Speaker 0

FWA具体是指哪部分呢?

What is this component of FWA?

Speaker 0

FWA是什么?

What what is FWA?

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

其实就是FWA。

So it's it's actually it's FWA.

Speaker 1

就像FARE,但把R换成W,因为,好吧。

Like, think of FARE with a w because it's like Okay.

Speaker 1

我会一直拿这个开玩笑的。

I'm gonna meme it forever.

Speaker 1

所有的梗都玩得很开心。

All the memes are are running great.

Speaker 1

挺搞笑的。

It's funny.

Speaker 1

是别人叫它FWA的,不是我起的。

People call it I didn't call it FWA.

Speaker 1

就像,我为此准备了一根天线。

Like, I had an antenna for that.

Speaker 1

人们那样发音,挺搞笑的。

People pronounce it as that, which is funny.

Speaker 1

我觉得这很棒。

I think it's great.

Speaker 1

所以我就顺着这个来了。

So I kinda run with it.

Speaker 1

但不管怎样,FWAir推出了我们通过平台发布的全新NFT。

But anyway, FWAir launches our net new NFTs that are launched in through the platform.

Speaker 1

我们首先看到Jack Butcher发布了一个叫Wrappers的系列,有80个NFT。

And so we saw it first with Jack Butcher launched a collection called Wrappers, and so it was 80 NFTs.

Speaker 1

我们以0.01的价格支持了他们。

We backed them with point o one.

Speaker 1

价格非常低。

It was super low.

Speaker 1

基本上就是通过协议来发布 NFT 系列。

And basically launching NFT collections through the protocol.

Speaker 1

我觉得这挺有意思的,原因嘛,就像我之前提到的那个 Izuki 的例子一样。

And the reason I think this is interesting is kinda what I said with the I think it was the Izuki example.

Speaker 1

比如说,就算你抽到的是普通款包装,你也照样很开心。

Like, if you get a common wrapper, you're still happy.

Speaker 1

你会惊呼:天哪。

You're like, oh my god.

Speaker 1

我终于拿到了我想要的那个系列。

I finally got the collection that I wanted.

Speaker 1

所以我们希望这也能帮助分发。

And so we're hoping that this helps distribution as well.

Speaker 1

艺术家在池子里发行有很多问题,我觉得FWAir能解决这些问题。

And there's a lot of pro there's problems with artists launching in the pool that I think FWAIR solves.

Speaker 1

首先,你得有资金支持。

And so first, you have to back it.

Speaker 1

必须用ETH来支持。

Have to back it by ETH.

Speaker 1

很多艺术家做不到这一点,或者他们会说,我只想发布艺术。

And a lot of artists can't do that, or they're like, I kinda wanna just release art.

Speaker 1

我不想还得投入ETH。

I don't wanna have to put up ETH as well.

Speaker 1

然后,总的来说,分发也是个问题,我觉得就像我们在2021年看到的,很多gas大战,很多这样的,怎么让这些NFT不仅到收藏家手里,还要公平地公开发行。

And then also just distribution in general, I think, is like we saw in 2021, a lot of these gas wars, a lot of these, like, how do I get these NFTs not only in collectors' hands, but also in, like, a fair public distribution.

Speaker 1

所以我认为通过FWA发布,它让人们可以进来说,我想支持这些NFT。

And so I think by launching through FWA, what it does is it lets people come in and say, I wanna back these NFTs.

Speaker 1

假设有一千个,他们想以0.05的价格出售。

Let's say there's a thousand of them, and they wanna sell them at point o five.

Speaker 1

他们说,好的。

They say, alright.

Speaker 1

我想让这些以0.05的价格通过FWA发布。

I wanna I want these to launch through FWA at point o five.

Speaker 1

有没有人感兴趣?

Is is there anyone interested?

Speaker 1

然后收藏家可以进来说,我愿意支持一个、五个、十个,不管上限是多少,他们就会投入0.05个ETH。

And then the collectors can come in and say, will back, you know, one, five, 10, and whatever the limit is, and they put up 0.05 ETH.

Speaker 1

当它被完全支持后,这个系列就会发布,那一千个NFT都会带着支持资金进入池子。

When it gets fully backed, the collection is launched, and all of those a thousand NFTs get added to the pool with the backing.

Speaker 1

然后假设有人从池子里买了一个NFT,他们可以说,我要ETH或者我要NFT。

And then let's say someone purchases one of these NFTs from the pool, they can say, I want the ETH or I want the NFT.

Speaker 1

如果他们选择ETH,NFT就会回到发布合约,然后给到支持它的人。

If they take the ETH, the NFT goes back to the launch contract and goes to the person that backed it.

Speaker 1

所以他们说,我想要它,价格是0.05。

And so they said, I want it for 0.0 five.

Speaker 1

他们以0.05的价格得到了它。

They got it for point o five.

Speaker 1

他们很高兴。

They're happy.

Speaker 1

或者说,比如,嘿。

Or let's say, hey.

Speaker 1

我是买家。

I'm the purchaser.

Speaker 1

我喜欢这个新NFT。

I like this new NFT.

Speaker 1

我打算留着它。

I am gonna keep it.

Speaker 1

他们留着它。

They keep it.

Speaker 1

然后,与之配对的ETH会退还给支持者,但会扣除1%的池子费用,因为这部分真的没法避免。

Then the ETH that it was paired with goes back to the backer minus the 1% pool fee because you can't really avoid that.

Speaker 1

如果我们以后推出新池子,我们会让它没有这个费用,但99%的钱会退给他们。

If we ever launch a new pool, we'll make it so it doesn't have that, but 99% of the money goes back to them.

Speaker 1

艺术家怎么赚钱呢?

How does the artist make money?

Speaker 1

艺术家通过它在池子里积累的费用来赚钱。

The artist makes money by the fees that it accrues while it was in the pool.

Speaker 1

所以,就像我之前提到的,你可以存入一个NFT。

And so, like I mentioned earlier, you could deposit an NFT.

Speaker 1

它第一次被购买后,你就没机会了。

It gets purchased the first purchase and, like, you are out of luck.

Speaker 1

但如果数量足够大,波动性就会趋于平衡。

But with a large enough amount, the variance kind of evens out.

Speaker 1

所以平均来说,假设一千个NFT每个0.05,总共能铸造出50个ETH,艺术家应该能拿到大约50个ETH的费用,综合考虑所有因素。

And so on average, let's say for a thousand NFTs at point o five, would mint out at 50 ETH, the artist should get around 50 ETH in fees, all things considered.

Speaker 1

这样艺术家就能得到他们期望的全额。

And so the artist gets the full amount that they were hoping for.

Speaker 1

支持它的那些支持者有机会,希望如果购买者不拿走的话,他们拿到它的机会更大,而且风险很小。

The backers that backed it get a chance, hopefully, a higher chance of getting it if the purchaser doesn't take it, with a minimal risk.

Speaker 1

然后,希望分配真的很好,因为它是给那些从FWA购买的人。

And then, hopefully, the distribution is really good because it goes to people who purchase from FWA.

Speaker 1

所以我能拿到什么,其实有点看运气的。

And so there's kind of a a bit of chance of, like, what I actually get.

Speaker 1

而且,有可能有人从那里买了之后决定自己留着。

And, there's a chance that someone purchases from there and decides to keep it.

Speaker 1

这概率可能比池子里一般的项目要高。

It's probably higher than the average thing in the pool.

Speaker 1

所以这对整个生态系统也有帮助。

And so it kind of helps the ecosystem as well.

Speaker 1

我们看看会怎么发展吧。

We'll see how it plays out.

Speaker 1

再说一次,第一个可能在这个播客播出的时候就会上线了。

Again, the first one will probably launch by this podcast.

Speaker 1

这可能会被大家狠狠吐槽,但我觉得会挺好的。所以我们第一个要上线的,应该就是这个周末,是一个测试系列。

This could be hugely dunked on as a result, but I think it's gonna be pretty so the first one we're launching as well, which should be this weekend, is, it's a test collection.

Speaker 1

它会有111个NFT,每个价值0.25个以太币,它们差不多算是测试版的NFT。

It'll be a 111 NFTs backed by 0.25 ETH, and they'll act as almost like beta NFTs.

Speaker 1

你可以激活它们,获得部署这些自定义用户池的优先权。

You can activate them and get first access to deploy these custom user pools.

Speaker 1

所以我们打算让大家以这种方式来玩。

And so we'll kind of, like, let people play that way.

Speaker 1

它们是我们做的一些可爱的小毛绒东西。

They're little cute fuzzy things that we made.

Speaker 1

所以我们再定价0.25。

And so we'll price another 0.25.

Speaker 1

我觉得大家是有兴趣的。

I think the interest is there.

Speaker 1

在那之后,第一个艺术家发布将是Sterling Crispin,他做了这个很棒的“拯救以太坊”系列,目标是把以太坊的早期区块备份到以太坊上,保存所有存在的数据,这有点像一种递归的事情。

After that, the first, like, artist launch will be Sterling Crispin who has made this awesome save Ethereum collection, where the goal is to back up the you know, block the early blocks of Ethereum onto Ethereum and kinda save all the data that's that exists, and it's kind of like a recursive thing.

Speaker 1

它们是链上的小卡片,上面有在这个领域里的人的脸,都挺酷的。

And they're these on chain little cards that have people's faces that are in the space and they're all pretty cool.

Speaker 1

它们也可以作为卡牌游戏来交易。

And they can trade a card game too.

Speaker 1

不知道。

Don't know.

Speaker 1

到时候看吧。

We'll see.

Speaker 1

两个我都挺期待的。

I'm excited for both.

Speaker 1

不过我们看看会发生什么。

But we'll kinda see what happens.

Speaker 1

我觉得目标就是让大家活跃起来,让人去购买。

I think the goal is to get activity and get people purchasing.

Speaker 1

这才是关键。

That's kind of the the key.

Speaker 1

比如说,如果又没人买NFT,没人出价,也没人从FWA买东西,那就糟糕了。

Like, if if if no one again, if no one's buying NFTs and no there's there's no one bidding on NFTs and no one's purchasing from FWA, it's bad.

Speaker 1

这对整个生态都不好。

It's it's bad for the ecosystem.

Speaker 1

所以,我们尽可能激励大家去收藏和购买协议上的NFT,这就是我们的目标。

And so incentivizing as much as we can for people to collect and to purchase NFTs from the protocol, like, that's the goal.

Speaker 1

通过这样的Square发布,我们希望把人们真正喜欢的NFT以大家愿意接受的价格加入到池子里。

And so by doing these Square launches, we're hopefully adding NFTs to the pool that people really like at prices that we've seen people are willing to back it at.

Speaker 1

所以这对整个生态系统来说应该是件好事。

And so it should be a net positive for the whole ecosystem.

Speaker 1

但是

But

Speaker 2

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

我觉得这消除了我们在2021、2022年看到的很多NFT问题。

I think it eliminates a lot of the issues we saw in, like, 2021, 2022 with NFT.

Speaker 2

所以,我的意思是,你看到的是很多抢钱行为,首先就是瞬间售罄,然后艺术家直接走人。

So, I mean, what you saw was made a lot of cash grabs, first of all, like instant sellouts and the artist just walking away.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

因为艺术家不会立刻收到ETH付款,所以这种情况就避免了。

That this takes that away because the artist isn't getting paid to ETH right away.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

他们实际上是通过FWA池子里对NFT的认购来获取版税收入的。

They're getting fees off the backing of the collection essentially in the FWA pool.

Speaker 2

而且这些NFT可能要花很长时间才能全部卖完。

And it might take a long time for, like, all these NFTs to sell.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

它们被放进了更大的池子里。

They're in the larger pool.

Speaker 2

用户得花钱去抽,才能拿到这些 NFT。

People have to spend and land on them and all this stuff.

Speaker 2

而且这样对艺术家来说,分发也更合理。

So and then also, it's a better distribution, like, for the artists.

Speaker 2

它们会被放进这个更大的池子里。

They're getting put in this larger pool.

Speaker 2

有很多使用FWA的用户可能根本不知道那位艺术家,或者他那个规模比较小的Discord社区。

There's a lot of users using FWA that maybe didn't know about the artist that has a smaller, like, Discord community.

Speaker 2

这样就少了很多那种急着去抢白名单、搞优先购买权之类的紧张操作了,你懂的。

There's less of, like, just rush to trying to stipe menacing, you know, whitelist and all these things.

Speaker 2

所以说,不管怎么说,如果NFT市场不火的话,任何新项目的发行都很难成功,或者说NFT整体也很难卖光。

So I you know, it still requires the NFT market to be hot for any launch to do well or for NFTs in general to sell out.

Speaker 2

但我认为这能解决我们在2021年和2022年看到的大部分问题,那时候简直就像IPO狂热一样。

But I think it takes away a lot of the issues we saw with Ments in 2021, 2022, which led to I mean, it was like an IPO like craze.

Speaker 2

那段时间骗子太多,圈钱项目泛滥,最终导致流动性枯竭。

It led to too many scammers, too many cash grabs, and eventually just drying up liquidity.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

结果就是,NFT在过去四年里一蹶不振,希望接下来能好起来。

And in the end, that that led to the downfall of NFTs for the last, you know, four years until hopefully Mhmm.

Speaker 2

现在好像有点回暖了。

Now, seem to be bouncing back a little bit.

Speaker 2

但就是这些机制。

But like the mechanisms.

Speaker 2

我很想看看它会怎么发展。

I'm interested to see how it'll play out.

Speaker 2

你知道,至少现在Robinhood上的NFT看起来挺高的,FWA在以太坊主网上。

You know, NFTs, at least, Robinhood NFTs right now seem pretty high, with FWA on Ethereum mainnet.

Speaker 2

事情似乎在回暖。

Things seem to be bouncing back.

Speaker 2

所以,新的发布机制也可能是一个很好的催化剂。

So, getting a new launch mechanism could be a nice catalyst as well.

Speaker 2

所以肯定。

So definitely

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

启动机制,我觉得这些词确实很准确。

Launch mechanism, I think these are these are definitely the right the right words.

Speaker 0

确实,Pump 做的一件事就是让代币发行过程变得非常统一和标准化。

It does it feels like one of the things that that Pump did is it really homogenized and standardized the the token launch process.

Speaker 0

NFT 领域之前也有类似的情况,但都是自愿参与的,比如一万个 NFT 头像,但也就这样了。

And there was somewhat of that in the NFT space, but it was all, like, opt in, like, the 10,000 NFT PFP, but really that was it.

Speaker 0

所以我喜欢的是,有一个中心化的地方来标准化 NFT 的发行。

And so what I'd what I like about this is, like, there's one central place to have a standardized launch for an NFT.

Speaker 0

这种有序的市场结构让事情更容易扩展,也更容易理解和思考。

And that, like, just orderly market structure makes things more scalable, more easy to reason about, more easy to think about.

Speaker 0

我觉得这有潜力,让市场更容易接受和理解。

And I think that has, like, potential just just for just palatability and, like, an understanding in the market.

Speaker 0

所以,有一个 NFT 发行平台,不管 NFT 是什么或者做什么,流动性都在那里,我觉得这其实挺看好的。

And so, like, having an NFT launch pad where, like, liquidity is there no matter what that NFT is or what it does, I think it's actually pretty bullish.

Speaker 0

Bankless 的听众们,我们为你们准备了一些东西。

Bankless nation, we've built something for you.

Speaker 0

隆重推出 Bankless MCP。

Introducing the Bankless MCP.

Speaker 0

ChatGPT 和 Claude 在很多事情上都很厉害,但如果你问他们一些加密货币基础之外的问题,比如协议机制、代币经济学,或者上周加密货币圈发生了什么,他们的短板就会开始

Chat GPT and Claude are great at a lot of things, but ask them anything beyond the basics of crypto about protocol mechanics, tokenomics, or just what happened last week in crypto, and the gaps will start

Speaker 1

显现出来。

to show.

Speaker 0

问题在于上下文。

The problem is context.

Speaker 0

而 Bankless 这边,花了将近十年时间,建立了加密货币领域最深厚的资料库之一。

Bankless, on the other hand, has spent almost a decade building one of the deepest archives of crypto data anywhere.

Speaker 0

超过2000份播客文字稿,10000篇文章,还有无数与真正在建设这个行业的人的对话。

More than 2,000 podcast transcripts, 10,000 articles, and countless conversations with the people actually building this industry.

Speaker 0

现在,我们把所有这些数据整合进了 Bankless MCP。

And now we've structured all of that data into the Bankless MCP.

Speaker 0

你可以把它连接到你的 Claude 或 ChatGPT,然后你的 AI 就能借助整个 Bankless 资料库来回答你的加密货币问题了。

So you can go and connect it to your Claude or ChatGPT, and suddenly your AI can answer your crypto queries with the entire Bankless archive behind it.

Speaker 0

而且每篇新的 Bankless 文章或每期节目都会自动添加进去,这样上下文信息就能始终保持最新。

And every new Bankless article or episode gets added automatically, so the context keeps staying up to date.

Speaker 0

Bankless MCP 仅面向 Bankless 的高级订阅用户开放。

The Bankless MCP is exclusively available to Bankless premium subscribers.

Speaker 0

所以你可以去 bankless.com 升级成高级会员,花几分钟时间把 MCP 连接好,然后你会发现,不管你用的是什么 AI 大模型,你问它的加密相关问题质量都会提升一千倍。

So you can go to bankless.com, upgrade to premium, and connect the MCP in just a few minutes, and all of a sudden, your crypto queries to your AI LLM, whatever you use, will get a thousand times better.

Speaker 0

快去试试吧。

So go check it out.

Speaker 0

节目简介里有相关链接。

There is a link in the show notes.

Speaker 0

成为 Bankless 高级会员后,你可以加入我们的 Discord 频道,告诉我你的使用感受。

And once you become a Bankless premium member, you can hop into the Bankless Discord and let me know how you like it.

Speaker 3

有个好消息要分享。

Some exciting news.

Speaker 3

我们要推出一档新播客,帮大家理清加密市场的周期规律,学会如何应对。

We are launching a new podcast to help people figure out the crypto cycle, how to navigate it.

Speaker 3

我认识的最懂加密货币周期投资的人,他叫迈克尔·纳托。

The best crypto cycle investor I know, his name is Michael Nato.

Speaker 3

他运营着《DeFi报告》。

He runs the DEFI REPORT.

Speaker 3

就是这个人,在10月10日价格下跌之前给我发了卖出提醒。

This is the guy that sent me a sell alert before the 10/10 price drop happened.

Speaker 3

他的周期分析一直非常准确。

His cycle analysis has been absolutely on point.

Speaker 3

我关注他好多年了。

I've been following him for years.

Speaker 3

今年,我们开始每周录制播客节目。

And this year, we started recording weekly podcast episodes.

Speaker 3

每一期,我们都会聊他的投资组合、他持有什么、市场结构、入场目标、比特币和以太坊的公允价值,以及我们目前处于周期的哪个阶段。

Each one, we get into his portfolio, what he's holding, the market structure, entry targets, fair market value of Bitcoin and Ether, and where we are in the cycle.

Speaker 3

每周三都会发布新一期节目。

There's new episodes that are released every Wednesday.

Speaker 3

每期三十分钟。

They're thirty minutes.

Speaker 3

时间不长。

They're short.

Speaker 3

内容很紧凑。

They're punchy.

Speaker 3

我觉得这轮加密货币周期比大多数周期都难把握,所以让我们一起应对吧。

I think this crypto cycle is harder to navigate than most, so let's do it together.

Speaker 3

去订阅这个播客吧。

Go subscribe to this podcast.

Speaker 3

无论你在哪里收听播客,YouTube、Apple、Spotify,或者查看节目笔记里的链接,搜索DEFI REPORT就行。

Search the DEFI REPORT wherever you get your podcasts, YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or find a link in the show notes.

Speaker 3

现在有一期新节目在等着你。

There's a new episode waiting for you now.

Speaker 0

Adam,FWA接下来有什么计划?

Adam, what's next for FWA?

Speaker 0

我们一会儿结束这个播客之后,你接下来要去忙什么?

When we shut down this podcast here in a bit, what are you gonna go work on?

Speaker 0

短期路线图是什么?

What's short term road map?

Speaker 1

我刚拿回四个发射项目的合同,所以我得去跟审计师对接,过一遍然后做必要的修改。

I just got the contract back for the four launch stuff, so I kinda gotta, like, come the auditor, go through and make the changes that, need to.

Speaker 1

看起来还不错,但他们给了一些建议。

Seemed pretty good, but, they had some recommendations.

Speaker 1

就想着赶紧把它弄出去。

Just try to get that out.

Speaker 1

然后是FWAR的零号发射,接着希望是一号发射,会和Sterling一起做。

And then FWAR launch zero and then hopefully FWAR launch one, it'll do with Sterling.

Speaker 1

另外一件我想尽量放手的事,就是加入主池的那些NFT。

And then another thing I wanna kinda work on and kinda take my hands off as much as possible is the NFTs that are added to the main pool.

Speaker 1

我不太喜欢自己可以挑来挑去的感觉。

I don't really love that I can pick and choose.

Speaker 1

而且,如果FWA持有者觉得一万个代币对生态系统不好,也许他们应该能够把它们移除。

And just, like, if FWA holders think 10,000 tokens are bad for the ecosystem, like, maybe there's a they should be able to kind of take them out.

Speaker 1

所以我在思考这个问题,很多时候其实是在琢磨这些改动,而不是真正去执行。

And so brainstorming that, a lot of it is just, like, sitting on the changes more than actually doing them.

Speaker 1

就是,什么感觉是对的,你知道,机制本身,我们要调整这些吗?

That's, like, what feels right, what, you know, the mechanisms itself, like, do we tweak these?

Speaker 1

这挺难的,如果我坐下来认真想机制,我反而想不出来,但它们会自然而然地浮现。

And that's kind of a hard like, if I sit down and really try to think about mechanisms, like, I can't, but they'll kinda just, like, come to you.

Speaker 1

所以就继续慢慢推进吧。

And so just kinda keep chugging along on that.

Speaker 1

挺好的,你知道,我们有一个比较明确的短期路线图,所以总有事情可以做。

It's nice that, you know, we have a pretty, like, solid short term road map, and so it's just always something to work on.

Speaker 1

但是,你知道,也得时不时录个播客。

But, you know, gotta throw a podcast in here and there.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

说说看。

Talk.

Speaker 0

我们很感激。

We appreciate it.

Speaker 0

做播客的人也很感谢你时不时地插播一下播客内容。

The podcasters appreciate you throwing a podcast in here and there.

Speaker 2

有意思的是,基于以太坊上层构建的各种应用以及其组合性,确实带来了很大的好处。

What's interesting here is just all the building on top and the composability of Ethereum to shine being very beneficial.

Speaker 2

比如,我们最近看到不少情况。David,你可能见过 Emblem Vault?简单来说,它能把其他链上的 NFT 打包过来。

Like, we're we're seeing a lot of I don't know if, David, you've seen emblem vault, but essentially, this is a thing that you can wrap NFTs from other chains and bring over.

Speaker 2

所以像宝可梦卡牌就是这样搬过来的。

So, like, that's how the Pokemon cards are coming over.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

这些大多原本都在 Solana 或者其他链上。

Most of these are on Solana or other chains.

Speaker 2

现在你可以把它们打包,转到以太坊上,再放进FWA里。

You can now wrap them, bring them over to Ethereum, put them in FWA.

Speaker 2

所以我觉得这会推动跨链和现实世界资产方面的很多创新。

So I think this is driving a lot of innovation around composability across chains and real world assets.

Speaker 2

说句实话,我觉得两年之内,FWA里最有价值的资产大部分都会是现实世界资产。

I mean, I have a hot take that in, like, two years, most of the most valuable assets on Fake World Assets are gonna be real world assets.

Speaker 2

我的意思是,如果你能把东西推销给那些普通大众——虽然我不喜欢这个词,但只要你能够向他们说明白:

I just think, like, if you can if you can pitch to, like, quote unquote, normies, I hate the term, but if you can pitch to them, hey.

Speaker 2

比如说,你可以拿到这个 NFT,但可能他们其实不太喜欢 NFT。

Like, you know, instead of, you can get this NFT, which maybe they don't they don't like NFTs.

Speaker 2

他们听过不少关于 NFT 的坏消息。

They've heard bad things about NFTs.

Speaker 2

像是大家都想要那个 Punk 系列,我想是吧。

Like, everyone wants a punk, I guess.

Speaker 2

但其他 NFT 呢?谁知道它们会走向何方?

But other NFTs, who knows where that's going?

Speaker 2

如果你能这样去推销,嘿。

If you can pitch, hey.

Speaker 2

你可以花50美元去赢一张价值10万美元的宝可梦卡牌,或者赢一块劳力士,甚至赢一套房子的产权,诸如此类,事情可能会变得很魔幻。

You can spend for $50 and win a $100,000 Pokemon card, or you can win a Rolex, or you can win a title to a house, like whatever, things could get weird.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

我也不确定。

I don't know.

Speaker 2

我觉得像路易威登或者普拉达这样的奢侈品品牌,可以把正品认证做成代币化。然后这些实物可以存进像 Crypto Collect 这样的保险库。你甚至能参与抽奖,赢走一个路易威登的包。

I think luxury good sellers, like, I don't know, a Louis Vuitton or Prada or something could tokenize authenticity, and we could see those go into insured vaults on crypt collect, like and you could spin and you could win a Louis Vuitton bag.

Speaker 2

我是说,具体怎么操作我还真不太确定。

Like, I don't know.

Speaker 2

反正随着现实世界资产这一层被代币化,未来能发生的玩法简直太多了。

There's just so many things that could happen with this real world asset layer that are being tokenized.

Speaker 2

当然这里面也涉及信任问题。但随着 Crypto Collect 这类平台规模变大、信誉提升,整个系统的可信度也会随之增强。

And, of course, there's an element of trust there, but as someone like Collector Crypt gets bigger, you know, and more trustworthy, like, at the time hardens that stuff.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

但是,是的,所有这些新冒出来的东西,都涉及到,而且你可以把它们带到以太坊上来。

But, yeah, all these, like, new things that are popping up, like, involve and and just you could bring them over to Ethereum.

Speaker 2

然后,你知道,Adam,我确定你们已经——我之前跟你聊过一点关于去Robinhood的事。

And then, you know, Adam, I'm sure you guys have I've talked to you a little bit about going to Robinhood.

Speaker 2

我确定你们对其他链也有计划,但就是能把资产从一条链带到另一条链。

I'm sure you guys have plans for other chains too, but just be able to bring these assets from chain to chain.

Speaker 2

因为我觉得,我喜欢以太坊主网。

Because I think, like, I love main net Ethereum.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

就像,在我心里,那是我开始的地方,我仍然对它情有独钟。

Like, in my heart, that's that's where I started, and I still got a soft spot for it.

Speaker 2

但不可否认,二层链的用户体验要好得多。

But there's no denying, like, the UX of layer two chains is way better.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

手续费也更便宜。

Fees are cheaper.

Speaker 2

不过,FWA 必须在以太坊主网上线,因为 CryptoPunks 就在那儿。

But, like, FWA had to launch on main net Ethereum cause that's where punks live.

Speaker 2

高价值的 NFT 也都聚集在那里。

That's where high value NFTs live.

Speaker 2

但如果我们开始慢慢讨论可组合层,以及如何将金库包装后迁移到其他链上,那就会开启一个全新的维度。

But if we slowly start talking about composability layers and wrapping vaults to bring over to other chains, that opens a whole another aspect here.

Speaker 2

因为这样一来,NFT就不必只局限在一条链上了。

Because now all of a sudden, NFTs don't have to live on one chain.

Speaker 2

我可以把我的Punk(加密朋克)转到Robinhood上去。

I could bring my punk over to Robinhood.

Speaker 2

Robinhood上现在也有FWA(真实世界资产)。

There's an FWA on Robinhood.

Speaker 2

更便宜。

It's cheaper.

Speaker 2

你知道,更快,所有这些好处。

It's, you know, it's quicker, all these things.

Speaker 2

所以对我来说,这里潜力无限,远远不止在DEAR主网上购买NFT。

So there's just, like, to me, there's unlimited potential here, that go well beyond just, you know, spending for NFTs that are on the DEAR mainnet.

Speaker 1

我也不反对迁移到其他链。

And I'm not against moving to different chain.

Speaker 1

我的意思是,就像我说的,主网作为代币和协议的家是有道理的,因为NFT都在那里。

Like, I mean, we're obviously like I said, Mainnet makes sense for the the the home of the token and the protocol because that's where the NFTs are.

Speaker 1

而且,就像人们在我们的基础上构建一样,我们也构建在Chainlink和Uniswap v4之上。

But, also, like, I mean, just like people are building on top of us, like, we built on top of, on Chainlink and on Uniswap v four.

Speaker 1

所以,只要有Uniswap v4的地方,实际上我觉得在我们部署的链上都不需要Uniswap v4。

And so, like, anywhere there's, like, a a Uniswap v four actually, I don't even think we need Uniswap v four on the chains that we deployed.

Speaker 1

我们需要Chainlink,因为我们可以用Layer zero把代币桥接过去。

We'll we'll need Chainlink because you can just we can bridge the token over with, like, Layer zero.

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