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Follow up with measurable KPIs that include things like growth, engagement, onboarding, retention, and value. Think about the obstacles for each and the methods you’ll use to overcome them.When I say measurable, I mean using numbers, not phrases like “improve” or “provide value.” If you can’t concretely point to how you met your goal, it’s not... See more

1. UtilityThe utility is probably the most important factor in a crypto project’s tokenomics.Even if a token is deflationary, has the best price stability mechanisms, distribution, as well as a decentralized and highly efficient on-chain governance process, it won’t be worth too much if it is not used for anything.

Azuro will bring a UX similar to centralized betting sites. Players select the market they would like to bet on, enter their stake and receive a betting slip with their potential winnings and fixed odds. Betting slips are non-fungible, meaning they are not interchangeable and cannot be altered. Either at the point of placing the bet or after the... See more

In this series, we’ll first share an overview of Web3 infrastructure before we look at its economics and possible business models, to demystify and help you understand more about what it is, why it’s important, and its possibilities.

I’ll be real here for a sec. Community building is hard. Community builders are project managers, designers, consultants, customer support specialists, researchers, event planners, marketers, networkers, writers, recruiters, strategists. But above all, community builders are people people. They have their finger on the pulse of the group. They have... See more

When I go to crypto conferences, I like asking people I meet “in the present state of crypto or blockchains, what applications do you think are solving real-world problems? Problems that if you abstracted the crypto part away (because people are not going to use a crypto product just because it’s “decentralized”, they want convenience and won’t... See more