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Channels. The major components of this layer are the actual UIs that users interact with via web browsers or mobile apps as well as wallets. The latter are intrinsically linked to the “off-chain” world to fund them with fiat currencies, onboard users (and related services, e.g. KYC, where appropriate) and so on.UIs. Most of these are typical react... See more

The video also addresses Joe’s vision for Web 3.0, remarking, “We will have these network business models where people and companies can inhabit different roles to create products and services that we all own and benefit from.”

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

Super-AggregatorsWhat makes Facebook and Google unique is that not only do they have zero transaction costs when it comes to serving end users, they also have zero transaction costs when it comes to both suppliers and advertisers.Start with supply: not only is the vast majority of online content accessible to Google’s search engine (unsurprisingly,... See more

How do I pick an idea and validate it?Based on my research, there are three common ways to come up with an idea:Market first: Start with a market or space that interests you, then look for a specific problem.Experience ripe for improvement: Look for areas where you believe there should be a better consumer experience than what currently exists, and... See more

Nowadays, it is normal to design distributed systems in terms of microservices and even lamdas (or functions).

Azuro — the solutionHere’s comes Azuro — a decentralized betting protocol with DAO governance, to become the base infrastructure of betting dApps in the future. Azuro’s solution revolves around two important new pillars — importing odds & results via oracles, and utilizing 1 main liquidity pool, from where liquidity is allocated to different events... See more

The little things matter. I always like to send personalized notes and swag, but there are so many things you can do to keep it personal and show how grateful you are. Does your member frequent a particular restaurant? Get a gift card. Do they love a specific genre or author? Order a book. Do they frequent a certain coffee shop? Send them a blend... See more