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New innovations in auctions are helping founding teams launch tokens without ICOs or public sales.

Imagine if Mozart was born before the invention of the piano. We have a moral obligation to develop new technologies to allow for everyone to express their genius.

Now we are seeing the rise of a new metaphor: the library as “platform” — a buzzy word that refers to a base upon which developers create new applications, technologies and processes. In an influential 2012 article in Library Journal, David Weinberger proposed that we think of libraries as “open platforms” — not only for the creation of software, b... See more

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The main trap that governments should avoid is too quickly sacrificing optionality. An existing city could fall into this trap by launching a bad city token instead of taking things more slowly and launching a good one. A new city could fall into this trap by selling off too much land, sacrificing the entire upside to a small group of early adopter... See more

A lot of new investors get stuck on this part. They don’t make the transition. They keep reading books about value investing, listening to interviews with great investors, and checking out blogs like mine.

Axie co-founder and growth lead, Jeff “Jiho” Zirlin, told me: The idea is to introduce something that’s new and a little scary [crypto] through something fun, familiar, and nostalgic. Then, adding property rights and economic freedom make it really special.