Marcel Mairhofer

The key to understanding the limits to our knowledge (circle of competence) is to check the results of our decisions against what we thought was going to happen and why we thought it was going to happen. That feedback loop is incredibly powerful because our minds won’t provide it by themselves
Not all decisions need to be journaled. Decisions of... See more

We begin with a familiar experience for end users and build out self-custody capabilities over time.

The first type of knowledge is real. It can’t be bought. It can’t be copied. If you want real knowledge you need to earn it. The second type of knowledge is copied. On the surface you know the answer but you lack the understanding to show your work.

A list of crypto readings and resources (2018-2019). It’s organized from building blocks and basics; foundations (& history); and key concepts — followed by specific topics such as: 

• governance; 


• privacy and security; 


• scaling; 


• consensus and governance; 


• cryptoeconomics, 


• cryptoassets,


• investing


• fundraising and token distribution; 

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It's uncomfortable to commit to a long-term project unless we first do two things: 1. Weigh the pros and cons until we're convinced our ROI is very high. 2. Rule out everything else.

Understand the fundamentals of building a crypto startup—from the enabling infrastructure, to applications, to business strategy and operational best practices.