Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3.

What's going on, guys? It has been a minute.

Behind the scenes, I'm working on some interesting stuff.

I'm not quite ready to announce it, but it should be very exciting for those of you who enjoy this content.

So keep an eye off for that, but for now, back to the regularly scheduled podcast

and video content. So we're going to dive right in. Today we're going to be talking about

multi-collateral die. Second, we're going to be talking about privacy coins and the potential

vulnerability they're in. And third, we're going to be talking about some financing in the space.

So let's start with multi-collateral dye. Obviously, we've talked

about this before on Long Read Sunday. We've talked about it on 3 at 3. Naker Dow and

die are the most significant project in the DFI space. It's hard to argue any differently.

And one of the things that they've been working on for a while is moving from a single

asset or single collateral die, where Ethereum is the only collateral that's used in

the system to a multi-collateral die where multiple different assets can be used to

collateralize the die system.

And so the idea is that if multi-collateral die goes live and it works, it means more resilience for the system, right?

You're not subject to the price shock or demand shock or whatever

around any one particular asset like Ethereum.

Now, on the other hand, it potentially introduced a lot more complexity as well.

And some folks have been worried that it's too early

to introduce that additional layer of complexity and what's more, relative to the

other crypto assets that might be included in a multi-collateral die package, Ethereum is likely

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