Jerod Morris

A community container is not about doing anything, it's about doing something that has value and aligns with the vision of the community.

We agree openly that there are bad actors and scams and frauds, and that a lot of tokens sit in the wallets of a few people. We agree that there is a lot more work to be done to build a truly decentralized internet for those who want it, and vehemently agree that not everybody will.  We’d go even further than our opponents and say that a fully... See more

Ethereum dominates the web3 conversation, but there are plenty of other blockchains now too.

It’s not about whether any particular platform is centralized, or who owns how much of what. It’s about the fact that the data is open, that builders and users have choice, and that they’ll choose the platforms that extract less and give them more ownership.

• Set boundaries around attention

In web3, if a platform misleads its users, those users can choose to take their data and money to another platform.

• The Red World: Technology will allow tiny businesses to tap into the vast reservoirs of information, skills, and financing.

• Goodbye, desk

NFT’s are gaining support and popularity, no matter what people think of them. By understanding their unique value, the global community is finding more and more benefits to owning them.