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- I suspect we’ll see more games move to bring as much of their liquidity as possible into their own treasury so they can capitalize on this. We’re already in the process of doing this as Crypto Raiders, both by exploring Olympus Pro style bonding of our outstanding liquidity and issuing more tokens for in-game assets.
from Building Sustainable Web3 Games with Owned Liquidity & Tokenized Assets by Nat Eliason
- Wellness-related spend now accounts for over 5% of global economic activity and is growing at almost 2x the rate of the broader economy.
from Backing Bien-Être by Brett Bivens
- The beauty of our capitalist system is that the market has an incentive to create a better product. Because if Facebook doesn't make sure that users want to continue to use their product and make sure they don't burn people out, users go elsewhere. I think it's a beautiful demonstration of how, if you don't take care of your customers—if you risk t... See more
from Are We Really Addicted? by Nir Eyal
- - (The answer should be “yes”)
from Writers Writing, Readers Reading, Creators Creating by Chris Best
One thing I would suggest is finding a way to make a lot of things and put them out, just to get a cycle going, without even thinking that it’s for anybody or that it’s going to accomplish anything. But every time you put something out, it makes it that much easier to put something else out. So you’re creating a sense of freedom in maki
... See morefrom Creativity, According to Rick Rubin by Rick Rubin
- Yes, you likely know there’s now more student loan than credit card debt. But did you know the price of a textbook has exploded 812% in the last 30 years (not worth it)?
from Post Corona: Higher Ed | No Mercy / No Malice by Scott Galloway
- the role of a manager is not to manage people but to manage processes and lead people.
from Managing people by Andreas Klinger
- Is there a way to combine structured and unstructured knowledge, vertical and horizontal connections?
from The Knowledge Organization by Anton Iokov
Don’t hire people just to fit the first job they will do; hire people you want to share your life with.
from Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio