Mo Shafieeha

The cloud developer environment is expensive and heavy and cannot be used offline. It is severely affected by latency. The obvious answer is to move web development to the web, as Google Docs and Figma did for knowledge workers. As a result of WebAssembly's increasing maturity and new browser capabilities, the browser-as-operating-system continues... See more

Yield farming Governance tokens could be distributed to users instead of developers and investors. Through yield farming, users receive tokens representing ownership for lending, borrowing, staking, or asset liquidity. Protocol owners can sell it in addition to accumulating it and hoping it will increase in value. If major banks gave you a small... See more

Metagovernance is possible because of on-chain composability between protocols. One protocol could acquire voting power in another protocol and have direct influence through on-chain voting. Although these account for most value transfers in the metagovernance space, a few more nascent and less explored areas of metagovernance are strategic... See more

The article describes seven strategies for every consumer app’s early growth. You can read about the founders' stories per strategy in the main article.

Despite its incredible progress, machine learning hasn't moved forward. McKinsey famously estimated that industries could unlock $5T+ of value by integrating machine learning. Although companies have invested a lot in AI, they still don't seem to be getting there. They describe a feeling of fatigue that has started to show that AI is just for elite... See more

Your product may not be perceived as higher value if it replaces something that costs $200. Remember that your customers are analytical, but prone to leaps of logic.

Community as the killer app for web3, owned by the people leading and participating in them, and orchestrated by tokens.Communities Beat Individuals Any Day of the Week.

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