Jason Badeaux
@jasonbadeaux
Cofounder of Anode Labs. Bringing energy independence to every home.
Jason Badeaux
- 1/ Wealth is a claim on other people's time There are a lot of theories on what money is, on what wealth is. Economists have written very long books on this. It is debt, it is the evolution of barter, it is an information system, etc, etc. All of these are true in their way
- The home page has nothing on it. I didn't want to join a startup which had only a textbox. [from a friend who was offered a role when Google had 15 employees]
from Not fundable by Sriram Krishnan
- Based on actual quotes and comments from VCs and folks in the industry. Hindsight is 20/20 but if you’re an entrepreneur getting a lot of nos, you’re in good company.
from Not fundable by Sriram Krishnan
Startups and
- When you have some success, the feeling of being an imposter can be real. Who am I fooling? But when you create things that only you — with your unique talents and experience — can do, then you are absolutely not an imposter. You are the ordained. It is your duty to work on things that only you can do.
from 103 Bits of Advice I Wish I Had Known by Kevin Kelly
- I’ve worked in Web 3 and crypto since 2013 and have never worked with a project that spent meaningful money on sales and marketing. You don’t need to spend money on marketing when users are genuine owners, love what they do, and love telling other people about it.
from Web3 playbook: How token incentives can bootstrap networks by Chris Dixon
- Web 3 introduces a powerful new tool for bootstrapping networks: token incentives.The basic idea is: early on during the bootstrapping phase when network effects haven’t kicked in, provide users with financial utility via token rewards to make up for the lack of native utility.
from Web3 playbook: How token incentives can bootstrap networks by Chris Dixon
Tokenomics and
- The consequences of the existence of blockchains are thus that, for the first time in human history, we have a real alternative to governments and legal systems for the enforcement of promises. What are the effects this will have on the world?
from The Market for Promises by Not Investing Advice
- Blockchains are an alternative system for promise enforcement, fundamentally different from any system human history has seen before. Promises in blockchain systems are enforced by miners, who — in reasonably competitive mining markets — have limited ability, and weak incentives, to do anything other than execute others' promises roughly according ... See more
from The Market for Promises by Not Investing Advice