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1) How to lower the barrier to meaningful contribution: Because contributions to DAOs can come from anywhere, tools that qualify and quantify different types of contributions (e.g. bounties, DAO-specific metrics) can be used to create a shared understanding of priorities of how one can expect to be rewarded for different levels of participation. In... See more

This question of which sources of information to trust is a challenge that all media and cultural object distribution companies – in particular social media companies with vast pools of cultural objects to pull from – have to deal with.

I think people will seek a quick return to “normal” in many aspects of life. But I expect we’ll see greater focus and interest on wellness, and I hope some on personal and collective responsibility and prevention.

Trust and attention are in a long dance, but only trust wins in the long run.

Nike has the brand, product and scale to go direct to its customers

Curation businesses attract the best people in the world to apply for them. Their alumni then go on to be immensely successful, which improves the flywheel and further attracts the best people at an even bigger scale. Because the feedback loop is often so long between their acceptance and their success, it’s often very hard to build a competing... See more

Axie co-founder and growth lead, Jeff “Jiho” Zirlin, told me: The idea is to introduce something that’s new and a little scary [crypto] through something fun, familiar, and nostalgic. Then, adding property rights and economic freedom make it really special.

A program is free software if the program's users have the four essential freedoms:-The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0).-The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish (freedom 1). Access to the source code is a precondition for this.-The freedom to redistribute... See more