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  • AI Doesn’t Take More Risk Than Humans. It Takes a Different Kind Entirely, with Ange Gallego, co-founder of dev.fun.
    2026/08/09

    Guest: Ange Gallego, co-founder of dev.fun.

    Dev.fun is a platform where AI agents compete, build, and ship. Builders can bring their agent and join the arena to win prizes. Dev.fun is currently building the Arena for AI agents to play poker and test risk.

    Ange's accompanying opinion article is here, published 8 August 2026.

    The opinion market from Fact Machine will be out on 10 August 2026.

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    The Factory publishes one sharp opinion from a founder, researcher, or operator, paired with a podcast interview and a live opinion market.

    Join Kyle and Adam as they dive into the world of tech. The Factory is part of the Daily Crypto News ecosystem. Opinion Markets are available at Fact Machine.

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    NOT FINANCIAL, LEGAL, OR TAX ADVICE! JUST OPINION! WE ARE NOT EXPERTS! WE DO NOT GUARANTEE A PARTICULAR OUTCOME. WE HAVE NO INSIDE KNOWLEDGE! YOU NEED TO DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS! THIS IS JUST EDUCATION & ENTERTAINMENT!

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  • The Factory: Does Regulation Help or Hurt Crypto? with Wyatt Clancy, VP of GlobalStake
    2026/08/02

    Welcome to The Factory.

    We’re bringing one thesis per episode from thought leaders willing to put their name on it. We pair this op-ed with a live conversation, then open an opinion market on Fact Machine so the audience can weigh in. Opinions published, debated, quantified.

    Episode one asks a question that sounds simple and isn’t: what does institutional staking actually require and why aren’t most providers ready for it?

    Our guest is Wyatt Clancy, VP of GlobalStake, a vertically integrated bare-metal staking provider. They own their servers, run their own validators across tier 4 and 5 data centers, and are one of the few operators built to withstand a public company audit. Clancy came up in traditional finance — Series 7 licensed, family office background — and argues that crypto staking infrastructure was built for retail, not institutions, and the gap is more urgent than the industry admits.

    Takeaways

    • Ownership of data center infrastructure is crucial for security and performance.
    • Regulatory standards like SOC2 and Tier 4 data centers are the gold standard for institutional staking.
    • Diversification in staking reduces counterparty risk.
    • Transparency and reporting are vital for institutional trust.
    • Proactive regulation and education are key to industry growth.

    Find the Opinion article from Thomas Chaffee, Co-founder of Global Stake on Daily Crypto News: https://www.dailycryptonews.net/p/the-factory-without-standards-for?r=3p4fu6

    Here are the results from the Opinion Market on Fact Machine: https://alpha.factmachine.com/market/w1sgtob4i4s1d6wn5lq6798gd

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