.@e_woodford, Founder and CEO of @zerohashx, says crypto is still incredibly fragmented. USDC can exist across roughly 40 different blockchains, creating unnecessary complexity. His bullish take: the industry has grown despite that friction. Solve the usability problem, and the opportunity gets much bigger.

.@e_woodford's, founder and CEO of @zerohashx, vision for blockchain adoption isn't about making billions of people understand the technology. It's about abstracting the complexity away so they can simply use it. The goal: serve billions of people through infrastructure they barely notice.

.@e_woodford, Founder and CEO of @zerohashx, is increasingly bullish on on-chain lending through vaults. His reasoning: as we move toward T0 and atomic settlement, the traditional lending model may have to change.

.@e_woodford, founder and CEO of @zerohashx, had opportunities to sell the company, including interest from Mastercard. He chose to keep building. His focus: creating more value for partners rather than taking the exit.

.@e_woodford, Founder and CEO of @zerohashx, says one of the biggest lessons from working with financial institutions is that trust comes first. The goal isn't to ask banks to take more risk to innovate. It's to show them they can innovate without trading off risk.

2026 economic sciences laureate Michael Woodford, was born in 1955 in Chicopee, Massachusetts, USA. He earned his PhD in 1983 from @MIT, Cambridge, USA. He is currently a professor at @Columbia University, New York, USA.

2026 economic sciences laureate Michael Woodford’s economic model has made it possible to respond to supply shocks more effectively. Various types of shocks can disrupt the balance between supply and demand. A negative supply shock could be a commodity shortage, while a positive supply shock could be a technological breakthrough that makes the production of large volumes cheaper and easier. A positive demand shock could be good news about the future that increases households’ consumption, and a negative one the opposite news. If the balance is disrupted, it can be reset using a stabilisation policy that reduces demand (to the left) or increases it (to the right). #NobelPrize#