With apps like Public, your friends and neighbors can share insightful ideas, but you’re part of the same conversation. Your friends can invest and you can happily know. Public is even looking to remove economic barriers to entry, by supporting the popular practice of fractional shares, allowing you to invest in stocks even if you don’t have the... See more
While venture capital and affiliate marketing have traditionally been thought of as playing in two very different domains – the former being associated with unicorns or ‘venture scale businesses’ while the latter has become nearly synonymous with ‘lifestyle businesses’ – some of the most disruptive companies of the next decade could emerge through... See more
So it’s interesting to consider what the Steve Case, Ted Leonsis and Jan Brandt of today would build on the blockchain. To begin with, we can be fairly confident that it would focus on NFTs. Why? Because even though we’re early in its development, it is already evident that collecting and trading ‘things’ is more compelling to mainstream users and... See more
unlike web2 profiles, decentralized identities are backed by hard evidence: a permanent, timestamped record of a person’s accomplishments, contributions, interests, and activities to date.
Twitter’s best defense against Threads may be to retreat to that lower left corner: focus on what is happening now, from people you chose to follow. The problem, though, is that while this might win the battle against Threads, it means that Musk will have lost the war when it comes to ever making a return on his $44 billion. In truth, though, that... See more