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Eddy Lazzarin

Eddy Lazzarin

Eddy Lazzarin is an investing partner with Andreessen Horowitz, and is the head of protocol design and engineering for the crypto team. Before a16z, Eddy was a software engineer at Netflix, working on data ingestion systems, and a data engineer at Facebook, working on growth analytics and modeling for Messenger.

Eddy has a B.A. in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology and an M.S. in Computer Science (concentration in Statistical Computing) from Washington University in St. Louis. At WUSTL he did behavioral economics research with Professor Leonard Greene and studied political game theory and institutional organization.

Latest Posts

Introducing the 2022 State of Crypto Report

by Daren Matsuoka, Chris Dixon, Eddy Lazzarin, and Robert Hackett
  • crypto & web3
  • gaming, social, and new media
  • online communities
  • open source
  • the creator economy
  • a16z crypto
  • state of crypto 2022

7 Essential Ingredients of a Metaverse

by Elizabeth Harkavy, Eddy Lazzarin, and Arianna Simpson
  • crypto & web3
  • gaming, social, and new media
  • a16z crypto
  • metaverse

Investing in Spruce

by Eddy Lazzarin and Chris Dixon
  • crypto & web3
  • announcements

The NFT Starter Pack: Tools for Anyone to Analyze NFTs

by Daren Matsuoka and Eddy Lazzarin
  • crypto & web3
  • a16z crypto
  • code releases
  • what the smartest people do on the weekends...

From @eddylazzarin

miles jennings@milesjennings

As policymakers worldwide explore crypto legislation, they must consider that bad collateral is the root cause of recent collapses like Terra, not “algorithmic stablecoins.” My op-ed in @ft: https://t.co/63IhQvwnqE

mattgleason.eth@mg_486662

1/ Nomad’s bridge got owned in a similar manner to Qubit’s QBridge. An insecure configuration of the bridge caused a specific path to allow any transaction sent. The error is inside the Replica’s “process” function.

Tim Roughgarden@Tim_Roughgarden

All summer long we've been having a killer multi-disciplinary seminar series going on @a16z crypto research. Good news: we've been recording them, and are now making them available to all. First batch: seminars by our very own @skominers (below) and... https://t.co/nPkhTpu1Wc

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