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#53: Ameen Soleimani: 0xbow.io & Meditations on Moloch

May 30, 202550 minSeason 3Ep. 3
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Ameen Soleimani is a foundational builder in the Ethereum ecosystem. He’s been instrumental in shaping many cornerstone projects, including authoring Moloch DAO and contributing to initiatives like Unchain Iran, 0xbow, Privacy Pools, Hai (formerly Reflexer Finance), and Reflexer.

In this conversation, we explored the future of on-chain privacy through projects like 0xbow and Privacy Pools, as well as the legal and ethical tensions surrounding tools like Tornado Cash. We dove into the ongoing challenge of balancing privacy and compliance in the world of decentralized finance.

We also reflected on the essay Meditations on Moloch—a profound piece that explores coordination failures, game theory, and human behavior—and its relevance to crypto governance and DAO design.

Ameen has played a pivotal role in lifting the Ethereum ecosystem. If you’d like to support our work and dive deeper into the projects we discussed, check out the links below:

  • 0xbow.io – Decentralized, compliant zero-knowledge privacy infrastructure
  • Privacy Pools – A new approach to on-chain privacy with compliance considerations
  • Unchain Iran – Crypto for humanitarian aid
  • LetsGetHai – Stable asset protocol building on Reflexer’s vision
  • Reflexer Finance – Creator of RAI, a non-pegged, decentralized stable asset
  • Meditations on Moloch – Essay by Scott Alexander on coordination traps

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