Damn it, I missed it...  

   how was it?
Varoufakis basically went full throttle charm offensive painting himself as a passionate pro-EU, pro statist, anti Greek corruption. "Help us fight Greek corruption and make Europe strong".
Outwardly, much warmer than the meeting with Dijsselbloem the other day, but all the same, he didn't hand Shauble very much meat. What Shauble want is for them to eat their new tranches of debt and that still wasn't on offer. Meanwhile, ECB has let them have Eu60 billion by some back door mechanism, but it might not be enough 
according to some.
I actually think that Varoufakis is playing a very interesting card. He gives everyone something (even crypto-nerds !) but no-one everything. Nobody knows what his real agenda is. If you take him as face value, it's to catalyse some real economic activity in Greece by revising the terms of their bailouts. At the same time he must know that what he want's simply isn't on the cards without a mini revolution in EU bureaucracy and potential weakening of the "centre".
The problem for the EU beaurocrats is that he's potentially the "real deal" when it comes to European integration - in other words he supports it for the right reasons and believes Europe should work for people as opposed to those who just want to see a consolidation of fiscal and political power and f*ck the "citizens".
Either way, he's a potential unguided missile I think  - not easy for them to control even though he may "think" he's on their side.
...on the other hand, he could just be a total wolf in sheeps clothing about to do a complete sellout of the Greek nation:
