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Crypto taught us to think differently about markets.
Did you know how stocks were traded in the 1800s and 1900s?
It’s quite obvious that for a very long time now, tokenization has been treated as the defining challenge of bringing traditional finance onchain.
For years, Web3 gaming tried to attract players with rewards, emissions, and promises of income. But the best games in history never needed to pay people to play them. They kept players coming back be…
Let’s me start with something that’s kind of bothering me with the state of crypto twitter right now.
Crypto moves fast enough that people sometimes forget where all of this started.
For years, DeFi convinced us that the secret to sustainable yield was: printing more tokens… and then acting surprised when everyone dumped them.
When it comes to trading people often think a swap is simple:
“Crypto fundraising will flatten the playing field.”
we’ve been seeing NFTs and you probably have some in your wallet currently but do you even know the idea that brought about digital art collections?
Does anyone even think about privacy when they use the internet anymore?
What is one obvious thing that we all know but most marketing agencies and teams don’t want to admit - Crypto marketing is broken.
