sari

So when we’re in trouble, we often look for the next big idea that will fix everything. We get excited about big narratives that explain where we are, why we’re struggling, and what we need to do differently in order to fix it. We get hyped to embark upon a bold new chapter—only to realize later that our fortunes haven’t changed that much, the team... See more

Making it possible to redeem points for more consumer-focused parts of travel, such as pet fees.

When you sit down with a book, you understand the parameters of engagement. You know how long the book is. The book isn’t changing as you read it. It’s a solid, immutable thing. You and the book are on equal terms in many ways, as least from a physics point of view. You know what’s going to happen, and the book abides by its implicit contract, whic... See more

What does my use of this technology require of others who would (or must) interact with me?

All the world’s value will be tokenized, and it will need a venue to trade. I think Uniswap (UNI) may be the solution... While the average crypto investor may be more familiar with centralized exchanges like Coinbase, an increasing number are flocking to decentralized exchanges (DEXs). Of those that exist, Uniswap is the clear leader, with over $5 ... See more

Where novel speculative assets previously lived in various networks of the world, largely inaccessible, today they are accessible via digital primitives (on-chain or not) which leads to a dynamic where any asset with an asymmetric upside risk profile that can be quickly exploited or "aped into", will be.

Copycat. While it feels gross, it doesn’t really matter that Facebook copies from a business perspective. It owns distribution.