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Personal tokens and community tokens are in the very early stages of experimentation as a new class of investable Internet native assets.

Cards never really felt right when using them online. As we entered 2009, Satoshi gave us bitcoin, the first money truly built for the Internet. [His/her/their] disciples even gave it an orange coin logo and an "internet gold" meme.

Today, the meme has evolved. Now, *every tech company wants to become a ~~bank~~ social network.* And, these social networks are going multi-dimensional.

As influencers try to monetize, they are bringing all the old off-line tools to make it happen. Selling everything from makeup and swag to exclusive "how-to" guides, the playbooks all rhyme. But is slapping your name on a t-shirt in your Shopify website, selling new age self-help courses, and slinging sponsored posts all we really got?

Social network tooling is missing critical element, money built for social.

Where are we going? Money online has largely failed to stand up to our needs as Internet humans. It does not feel engaging. It does not unite communities. It is not social.

As we expand social networks into new dimensions, it's clear the social and gaming are colliding.

How do you value an Instagram post and do creators feel comfortable asking for money in the first place? For most entertainers, that's the door man's job. That's their agent's job.