Jason Badeaux
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Cofounder of Anode Labs. Bringing energy independence to every home.
Jason Badeaux
Crypto mullet’s customers don’t think about wallets, tokens or crypto. Instead, they log in with their email addresses, pay with their credit cards and access the company’s services through a normal web browser/app. Crypto mullet’s back offices, however, are decentralized and governed using thoughtful tokenomics and encoded via smart contract. They... See more
John Milinovich • The crypto mullet: web2 in the front, web3 in the back
A LiO² battery is also known as a lithium-air battery (Li for lithium, O² for oxygen). Unlike the Li-ion or LFP batteries in EVs today, a lithium-air battery uses oxygen ions to store energy, not lithium ions. This difference means their internal structure and chemistry needs to be entirely different from established battery technology.... See more
Will Lockett • Tesla’s Four Million Mile Battery
These teams are taking their innovations straight to consumers and enterprises who may not vote for the same people nor share the same climate values, but who buy their products and services because they are just simply cheaper and better.
Lowercarbon Capital • Act II: Lowercarbon Capital
Tesla’s vision is simply batteries everywhere, for everything, all the time. And that means Tesla is going to need to produce a lot of batteries.
Kyle Samani • Tesla Is Not A Car Company — Kyle Samani
The HDTV resolution suggests that Tesla made their center console for watching things, not for driving the car. This bad boy is allllll about the driverless future. This isn’t a car with a weird dashboard, this is a mobile living room.
Tom Johnson • What Tesla’s Model 3 UI reveals about its vision for the future
In our view, efforts like the Cybertruck aren’t really about making money; they are about getting attention and proving that Tesla is one of the world’s most innovative companies, specifically for the purpose of building Tesla’s ability to win support from stakeholders — what we call innovation capital.
Jeff Dyer • Lessons from Tesla’s Approach to Innovation
Financial assets are promises to trade certain things in the future, if certain events happen in the world. The financial system is the market for promises.
Not Investing Advice • The Market for Promises
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.
Chris Dixon • Web3 playbook: How token incentives can bootstrap networks
