Ethereum’s biggest bottleneck may no longer be demand; it’s speed. @ethlabs_org argues Ethereum is already becoming the home of tokenized finance. The next step is making it dramatically faster without sacrificing decentralization. If they pull that off, the Wall Street thesis gets much more interesting. FT @BitcoinJesusETH @_julianma @decentrek @binji_x ⏱ TIME POINTS ⏱ 00:00 - Intro 01:06 - Why Quick Slots Matter 04:21 - What Does “Faster Ethereum” Mean? 09:58 - PRO 10:32 - Can Faster Ethereum Boost ETH? 12:46 - Ethereum vs. Base on Account Abstraction 18:41 - Is Base “Divorcing” Ethereum? 21:26 - How L1 and L2s Are Changing 25:49 - Is Tokenization Ethereum’s Big Opportunity? 29:45 - Sponsor: Nexo 30:19 - Should Tokenized Assets Live on L1? 33:42 - Who Sells Ethereum L1 to Institutions? 36:45 - How Does This Drive Value to ETH? 41:34 - Does Ethereum Need L1 Privacy? 46:31 - Closing Remarks