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1/ Amazon is famous for its writing culture: • "Mock press releases / FAQs" for new product pitches • "6-page memos" instead of Powerpoint Two former Amazon execs wrote a book called "Working Backwards" detailing the philosophy. Here are some insights 🧵

1) No -- Web3 is best understood as a sort of ‘economic’ extension of Web 2.0,

A simple solution to this problem is something that Compound has created with their vote delegation to governance politicians. The idea here is that the community can delegate their votes to certain politicians that will act on their behalf for governance purposes, and smaller users can pool their votes. The problem is that in today’s world, govern... See more

In short, subscriptions are not a panacea. Price changes do not solve product/market fit on their own. But, if your product gets better with more usage, addresses a naturally recurring behavior, and has a potential “upgrade tier” of users, a subscription model could be very successful.

“If you want these crazy ideas and these crazy stages, this crazy music, and this crazy way of thinking, there’s a chance it might come from a crazy person.” - Kanye West

What’s currently missing in the creator economy is often a close consideration of genre, and the implicit value propositions that users derive from it. In the traditional media world, you can look at a movie trailer for a comedy and easily understand the value proposition is that you’re going to have fun and laugh. You can walk into the business se... See more