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Sam explained what he wanted to talk about: Elon Musk really was going to buy Twitter, but he didn’t really want to pay for it himself. He was looking for allies to pick up some of the $44 billion it was going to cost. They want us among them. But we only have three hours to get back to them. “What do you get out of this?” asked Nishad, reasonably.
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I got a text from a close friend about his billionaire boss while drinking my coffee:
"Yo! You won't believe this.
The boss just used "multipreneur" in our strategy meeting.
AND he mentioned YOU."
He's worth $5B+.
And here he was using a word I made up on the toilet.… Show more
On the other hand, blockchains make it easy to assign property rights at a granular level (ownership of single lines of code) and automatically compensate the owners of said rights whenever their "assets" are being used.
Dror Poleg • GitHub for X
Well, Dapper Labs (a blockchain company) recently teamed up with the NBA to make ownership of in-game highlights a reality. How? Via a platform called NBA Top Shot.
Trung Phan • Ever wanted to own an NBA highlight? Now you can. - The Hustle
Keep in mind, individuals have sole control over their bitcoin private keys is essential to decentralized finance