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Author: The 7th Property | Founder: Epoch Ventures @epochvc_
Denver, CO yakes.com Joined August 2017
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Eric Yakes Verified account @ericyakes
Last year my venture capital firm published the first comprehensive #Bitcoin Ecosystem report

Today we published the 2nd edition for 2026

180 pages and 40k words

A comprehensive & technical overview of everything happening in Bitcoin

Link below
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Eric Yakes Verified account @ericyakes
One of the most interesting conversations I’ve had in awhile
Bram Kanstein Verified account @bramk 2h
LIVE: BFM299 w/ @ericyakes⚡️

“Bitcoin will be full fledged money in the agentic economy”

We discuss:
🔸The value of immutability in the age of AI
🔸Intelligence dropping off a cliff
🔸Stablecoins, a Trojan Horse?
🔸Digital Bank Runs
🔸Money as a protocol
🔸Bitcoin's path to $1M
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Eric Yakes Verified account @ericyakes
Wealth concentration towards asset owners is a fundamental byproduct of a fiat monetary system

The only solution is a neutral system that can’t be controlled

Bitcoin is the only shot we have at that
Chamath Palihapitiya Verified account @chamath 1d
When I’m wrong, I’m wrong. I thought when unemployment was low, GDP was hi, household income rose, it meant everyone was winning.

Not true.

The American economy has decoupled the economic progress of asset owners from wage earners to such a degree that broad based measures of success are no longer reliable measures of progress.

This single issue of asset ownership vs progress of wage earners will be the defining issue in all future elections.

Other issues will get caught in the interpretation (price of eggs, Iran war, price of gas etc) but the candidate that realizes that those are downstream of asset vs wage earners and gets their messaging focused on it will win.

No amount of money spent in an election or gerrymandering will change this outcome.

That is what I learned on Nov3.
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