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As with every type of network, there are two main areas of focus: the demand side and the supply side. Suffice it to say, the demand side is (almost) always the more difficult of the two to prove out. The simplest explanation for this is that the token incentive model maps easiest to the supply side. If you’re already driving a car or have some... See more
0xSmac • DePIN's Imperfect Present & Promising Future: A Deep Dive - Compound Writing
The main things we’re trying to figure out are:
- Where is the supply right now?
Nat Eliason • Tokenomics 102: Digging Deeper on Supply
I tried often to copy Woodell’s Zen monk demeanor. Most days, however, it was beyond me. I boiled with frustration, knowing that our pair count could have been so much higher if not for our constant problems with supply. People were crying out for our shoes, but we just couldn’t get them out on time. We’d traded Onitsuka’s capricious delays for a
... See morePhil Knight • Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of NIKE
You need stocks to create flows, and you need flows to replenish stocks.
Sacha Meyers • Bitcoin Is Venice: Essays on the Past and Future of Capitalism
(b) Sneakernet: Amazon doesn’t have things stocked, but Alibaba does. You can’t use the apps you relied on, and acquiring things requires more prowling. We call suppliers in China to get you the things Amazon has out of stock and send them to you.