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as always we prepared 7 highest signal Ethereum links you probably missed last week.

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What's on the menu today:

"We are not giving up, so don‘t give up on us!" - says Tim Daub

Kiwi is in a tough spot funding-wise, but Tim shares an encouraging perspective in the comments.

Why would you even keep money on L2s?, asks Evan Van Ness

It sparked an interesting discussion on Kiwi, where misha, timdaub, tomw1808 and macbudkowski shared their takes on Evan's tweet.

Vitalik equates privacy to freedom, and Tim asks if it's also the case for normies

Because do normal people really need that much privacy if most of the time, people don't even care about their lives much?

Chinese Android phones shipped with fake apps, targeting crypto users

Scammers have reached the next level of sophistication, and received over $1.6M in stolen funds in the last 2 years.

Privacy as a social problem, not a technology problem, by Ed Felten

In this 2009 essay, Ed says that technology should support social norms, not try to replace them.

My first time using stablecoins, a story by ABB Memo

ABB shows how complex stablecoins are for people outside crypto, as he spent 75 minutes trying to send USDT to a friend. He says that we need to get as easy as Venmo to achieve adoption.

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