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Hart Lambur
Co-Founder at Across and UMA
Hart Lambur is a prominent figure known for his role as the co-founder of UMAprotocol, where he advocates for Universal Market Access and decentralized finance.
Before his endeavours in UMA, Hart Lambur started Openfolio and worked as a trader at Goldman Sachs, showcasing his diverse expertise in financial markets.
Lambur's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Columbia University and schooling at Upper Canada College.
Throughout his career, Hart Lambur has been involved with various organizations such as Robot Ventures, Across Protocol, UMA, Risk Labs Foundation, Founders Pledge, and more, holding key positions that reflect his strong leadership and strategic capabilities.
Additionally, Lambur has contributed to the academic field through research and teaching roles at Columbia University, further highlighting his commitment to knowledge sharing and growth.
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Read about the very cool auction mechanisms in here. Mechanism design at work.
There are many reasons to support Celo becoming an L2. Personal take: do it for the interop.
It's easy for bridges to support a common "standard" L2s, like the OP Superchain. It's much harder to support custom L1s.
L2s unify Ethereum. L1s fragment Ethereum.
