
369: Tezos, Etherlink & Tokenized Uranium: The Future of Blockchain Infrastructure with Guest Speaker Adebola Adeniran from Tezos
I sat down with Adebola from the Tezos Foundation at ETH Denver to explore what's new in the Tezos ecosystem. We covered Etherlink, their EVM Layer 2 rollup that brings Solidity developers into the Tezos world. We talked about Uranium.io, their tokenized uranium project that gives retail investors access to alternative assets. And we went deep on AI agents, how they're changing development, and why now is the perfect time to be a builder. If you're interested in Layer 2s, real-world assets, or AI-powered development, this conversation is packed with insights.
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Uranium.io: https://uranium.io
Tezos Foundation: https://tezos.foundation
Etherlink: https://etherlink.com
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KEY POINTS
Introduction to Tezos and Adebola's work at the Foundation
Etherlink: Tezos's EVM Layer 2 rollup for Solidity developers
Uranium.io: Tokenizing uranium as an alternative asset class for retail investors
Why RWA adoption beyond stablecoins has been limited (liquidity, understanding, accessibility)
What makes Etherlink unique and why EVM compatibility matters
Developer adoption in crypto and the constant developer count problem
How AI agents are changing software development and blockchain building
Agent-to-agent payments and the future of autonomous transactions
Building an AI asset manager using n8n, Claude, and workflow automation
The future of apps is chats: AI agents managing your entire financial life
What Tezos is looking for: builders, institutions, and family offices
Disclaimer
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