
What happens when money becomes technology?

The Internet is a new way to interact, so it’s only natural that 40 years after its invention, we will come up with digitally native ways to distribute and exchange value, unconstrained by legacy financial infrastructure.
Packy McCormick • Fairmint & the Democratization of Upside

Removing the friction from micro-payments: Cryptocurrencies drive down the cost and complexity of transferring value. As digital wallets proliferate, micro-payment systems will become commonplace across open publishing environments. We are already seeing more of this behavior with the popularity of platform-specific tipping solutions. Web3 will mak... See more
Troy Young • Web3 and Media
Ezra: I use Venmo, but you are saying that because of this architecture you don't need Venmo or Wells Fargo.