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Richard Chen: Rarible launched a token for the sake of launching a token and didn’t think deeply about token economics. As a result they heavily incentivized wash trading from people farming the token, and for a few months last summer Rarible was doing more volume than OpenSea. But once the inorganic demand dried up then it became super clear that... See more
Mario Gabriele • OpenSea: The Reasonable Revolutionary | The Generalist
The Axie protocol generates revenue by taking a 4.25% fee when players buy and sell Axie NFTs in its marketplace, and by charging fees for breeding Axies to create new ones in the form of its tokens, Axie Infinity Shards (AXS) and Smooth Love Potion (SLP).
Packy McCormick • What's on Deck for on Deck?
The Systems Thinker – A Lifetime of Systems Thinking - The Systems Thinker
Russell Ackoffthesystemsthinker.com
-They need to have genuine external independence
Tim Ferriss • Hyper-Productivity, Learning 10+ Languages, DAOs, and More | Noah Feldman on The Tim Ferriss Show
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The New York Times is using bundling better than any subscription product I can think of.
The reason their bundle is so powerful is because they minimize SuperFan overlap, and maximize CasualFan overlap.
Not sure what that means? Here's a breakdown on bundling strategy 🧵
rob litterst // pricingsaastwitter.com