Mo Shafieeha

Companies with relatively low marketing and sales budgets often use freemium services. As a result, the company converts code into marketing expenditures. It provides service X to generate qualified leads for interconnected service Y. Freemium services with strong network effects do not all. It's not network effects that give you salty peanuts to... See more

Rule 1: Figure Out If You’re in an Ill-Structured Domain

Your organization may not be ready for design, good or bad. Design-aware employees can organize brown-bag lunches and evangelize at the water cooler. Your organization will remain design-resistant unless its leaders think in a goal-directed way about its users (and customers). Consider reading some of the fundamental design books if you're a leader... See more

DAOlitical Parties for Multiple Protocols In the previous section, we explained how Convex Finance can be considered a union within Curve Finance, how this union model can be applied to other interest groups, and why a DAOlitical party is necessary. In this section, we will continue this train of thought and discuss the implication of... See more

2. Protocol Grant Programs Community development and protocols can be funded with on-chain treasuries. Protocols support governance initiatives (like grant programs) and have other benefits. They have access to a huge pool of third-party developers, unlike any company or development team. In addition, they give people worldwide a huge economic... See more

3. Toys Toys are another essential part of edutainment. In addition to teaching, toys help develop practical skills. Toys allow children to explore their talents. Toys such as miniature musical instruments, legos, board games, animal and plant toys, Rubik's cube, etc. are effective ways to teach children. Collaboration and on-hand skills improve.