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What Danco and Hsu both realized in two steps is:

If beneficial routine care dropped during the past few months of the pandemic lockdown, so perhaps did its malignant counterpart, unnecessary care. If so, this has implications for how we should reopen our health care system. Doctors and hospitals will want to ramp up care to make up for lost revenue. But this will not serve our patients’ needs.

How do you get from starting small to doing something great? By making successive versions. Great things are almost always made in successive versions. You start with something small and evolve it, and the final version is both cleverer and more ambitious than anything you could have planned.

By unifying the liquidity for a piece of media and ensuring it is truly unique, collectors can fairly evaluate and bid on media. By providing perpetual equity to creators, creators are able to constantly realize the value of their work. Finally, by providing new offer mechanisms and 3rd party support, new and existing platforms are able to develop... See more

Here is the cold hard reality for media companies: if you don’t have access to customers — whether because of the Internet generally, or the pandemic specifically — you don’t have pricing power. Actually, that doesn’t go far enough: if you don’t have access to customers’ wallets, you don’t have pricing power.