Today, it’s not as easy to build the “tool” part when so much of that landscape has already been mined and when scaled networks have learned to copy any tool achieving any level of traction.
I think the most important piece here is that the virtual goods and digital economy that’s going to get built out, that that can be interoperable. It’s not just about you build an app or an experience that can work across our headset or someone else’s, I think it’s really important that basically if you have your avatar and your digital clothes and... See more
Another valuable project would be definitive reference material on blockchain projects, a so-called ‘Encyclopedia Cryptologica.’ There’s barely any quality, carefully reviewed information on most projects, tokens, concepts -- and where there is, it’s not easily searchable. Only a DAO (or its Wikipedia-like precursor) could mobilize and compensate... See more
Over time, we think cryptonative monetization and the core value propositions of crypto networks implemented by Rarible will make it highly competitive with other digital marketplaces and Rarible will be a premiere venue for NFT liquidity.
reference checks are a great idea when hiring and this is a great set of questions.
He was absolutely right about the benefits to what he called “aggregators,” particularly the e-commerce platforms selling digital entertainment: He accurately saw that, unburdened from the costs and risks of carrying physical inventory, a platform like Amazon or iTunes was suddenly free to offer an unlimited assortment of ebooks, songs, and other... See more
Only we’re not in the industrial age anymore. But our businesses, institutions, and organzations — in fact, our whole economies — are still run for, governed by, this obsolete, macho principle of achieving ultra huge mega scale.