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Amazon doesn’t need publishers for demand generation any longer.

There’s a misconception that DAOs in particular don’t need people because smart contracts manage everything. This is patently false.

Exclusivity is a Double-Edged Sword – there are diminishing returns to growing an exclusive community. The Social Token Paradox by @gaby_goldberg got me thinking about how socials tokens based on exclusivity might get trapped in a cycle of growth and diminishing social value.

The second form of tokenization, asset tokenization, is the process of taking a traditionally illiquid asset and transforming it into fungible shares on a blockchain. Those shares can be traded on a trustless marketplace to enable their liquidity.

SoulCycle talks about how people “come for the body but stay for the breakthrough.” It’s a good workout, but that’s only the beginning. Really what people experience is a sense of release of stress or a new insight and clarity about what’s important to them or a renewed commitment to the goals in their life or an experience of sanctuary, amid anxie... See more

Unlike other cities passing similar policies at the time, they also established a digital platform for reporting workers’ health and gradually whitelisting more enterprises to re-open. Naturally, the system could only be accessed via Alipay and Dingtalk (Alibaba is based in Hangzhou). Central to the system was the notion of a personal health QR cod... See more

As we build new kinds of organizations, we also need to dispense with the illusion that we’re departing entirely from the past: just because we’re dealing with crypto ledgers doesn’t mean we don’t need to have institutions anymore or that humans don’t have to trust each other anymore. I think that evidence is very strong from our experience that wh... See more