TIBBIR Universe · Saved post receipt · 1970503796129440098

Y Combinator

@ycombinator · Published: Tue Sep 23 15:01:29 +0000 2025

Original post on X · Full data receipt · Backup index

Saved archive render, not a screenshot of the original X page. Full captured content is retained below; capture gaps are stated explicitly. Video files are not stored.

We are entering the era of Fintech 3.0. Regulatory clarity, growing consumer adoption, and low-cost chains have paved the way for a golden age of building in crypto — and at YC, @base and @coinbase we want to fund builders to seize this moment. @harjtaggar and @jessepollak sat down to discuss what kinds of companies they're most excited to see, why this is such an exciting time, and what the future could look like onchain. 00:00 – The Golden Age of Crypto 02:00 – Jesse’s Path to Coinbase & Base 04:00 – From Fintech 1.0 to Fintech 3.0 07:00 – Why Lowering Costs Changes Everything 10:00 – L1 vs. L2, Simply Explained 13:00 – How to Build Your First Crypto App 16:00 – Regulation: Bottleneck or Unlock? 19:00 – Stablecoins as the Killer Use Case 23:00 – Beyond the Dollar: Local Stablecoins 27:00 – Tokenization of Assets 31:00 – New Asset Classes & the Creator Economy 35:00 – What Coinbase Looks for in Founders 39:00 – The Future of Crypto in 10 Years
Saved post image or poster

Image source: https://pbs.twimg.com/amplify_video_thumb/1970342514814271488/img/TCyz2Z-rzMyMDULT.jpg

Saved post image or poster

Image source: https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1623777064821358592/9CApQWXe_200x200.png

Video attached to the original post. Poster images, when available, are saved; playback remains at the original source.

Posts that embed this post

Provenance and integrity
{
  "path": "sources/community-deep-dive-2026-10-14/fx-1970503796129440098.json",
  "sha256": "cf5e1de3cc7abc44081cc9498ad2d29903ddf17ad9c48bd3182482257941193a",
  "retrieved_at": null
}

Receipt generated: 2026-10-15T09:54:53.795504+00:00. Publication and retrieval dates are separate. SHA-256 hashes detect changes; they do not independently authenticate the publisher.