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SushiSwap is similar to Uniswap in almost every way except one: on SushiSwap, the 0.30% fee is split, such that “0.25% go directly to the active liquidity providers, while the remaining 0.05% get converted back to SUSHI (obviously through SushiSwap) and distributed to the SUSHI token holders.” The introduction of the SUSHI token, and allocation of... See more

There are over 200 million prime members worldwide, generating north of $25 billion in revenue. The real story isn’t the revenue from Prime though; it’s what Prime does for the rest of Amazon’s product. Recent studies showed that Prime members spend roughly $2K on Amazon a year, 4X more than non-Prime members. There’s no way to prove causality... See more

In other words, Medium tries to be the Spotify of articles: you can have an audience, but you can’t control it. Pool your content with the rest, and we’ll expose it to readers (listeners) we control, and give you a share of the money we make.

And in general, the average user is now starting to actually care about things like privacy, data custody, and data ownership, which poses a real political threat to Big Tech.

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A year ago, the idea of networking our notes with bi-directional links became the biggest thing in the tools for thought space since Vannevar Bush described the memex. Top-down hierarchies and tag systems became the pet explanation du jour for everything that was wrong with note-taking. So we all hustled on to the Double-Bracket Express determined... See more

- Cost reduction: the new tech-enabled learning programs are differentiated in their ability to lower the barriers of access through technology.

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