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Software used to be the hard thing about startups. Now software is easier, and networks are hard. The rare skill today is network bonding and community building.

It’s possible to place a phone call through a digital cell phone in Minecraft, and call someone on their real world phone.

Like the first question I ask myself on any token is, why would someone buy this? And it seems like such an obvious question, but in all the talk on play-to-earn, what you hear the most is some variant of, "Oh, it goes back to the Vitalik story, I wish I could have sold my sword in the game, I can't believe I didn't own my things." And that's all g... See more

-Allow creators to capitalize on superfans:

The arrival of blockchains over the past decade created a new option for impatient VCs. Companies in the Web 2.0 era produced only goods and services, whose value was always denominated in dollars or other national currencies. But companies in the web3 era offer a third product — tokens — and the value of those tokens is far less tethered to realit... See more

Being open and flexible to opportunity is sometimes more important than knowing what you’re trying to do.