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Fitting day to publish this...
But If you can project out even just six months and ignore the short term malaise, it’s easy to see positive catalysts. The financial system is quite literally moving onchain through initiatives of the largest players in the world. Regulators are fostering the most accommodative crypto environment ever. Meanwhile, all of the tourists have left for AI. And most poetic, after being the most aggressive buyer at the top of the market, Saylor has become a forced seller at the bottom.
TLDR: between stablecoin growth and tokenization, onchain assets will 10x in the next few years, and as a result, earnings for DeFi protocols will skyrocket.
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Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting @akashnet along with guests from @Filecoin, @Solana, and @plaintext_cap for the finale of the DePIN NYC Series. It was thrilling to see so many brilliant minds gather for the DEPIN panel. What a fantastic evening!
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decentralized AI not only MUST be the future (for the sake of society) but SHOULD be as well (because a broader and freer market will make AI better for everyone)
Replying to @benfielding
The future has to be decentralised, for economic & social reasons:
Economic - handing the decisions to a free market at the lowest level makes it max efficient.
Social - control of the most powerful digital copy of the world state should be in everyone's hands, not the few.
Check out our recent podcast with @AlirezaGhods2
I'm excited to share our podcast with @AlirezaGhods2
about mapping the world with @NATIXNetwork.
A few things stood out to me.
- Natix is building a full product suite for drivers, serving as the Trojan for long-term lock-in. Come for the mapping rewards, and stay for the app experience.
- Smartphones allow Natix to preprocess the images at the edge before streaming to the cloud, drastically reducing cost and enabling more dynamic data capture. - Natix already has over 100,000 users and 70 million km of road mapped.
- Natix is a pain killer, not a vitamin. The data Natix collects can't be collected through centralized entities, which gives it a clear edge in generating revenue.
open.spotify.com/episode/6lI…
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This was a great podcast showcasing Data Curation Network @NATIXNetwork .
Natix's solution collects, analyzes, and (eventually) monetizes dynamic map data. Crucially, it has substantially improved upon critical problems with raw data collection by focusing on enhancing bandwidth, latency, and privacy.
I'm excited to share our podcast with @AlirezaGhods2
about mapping the world with @NATIXNetwork.
A few things stood out to me.
- Natix is building a full product suite for drivers, serving as the Trojan for long-term lock-in. Come for the mapping rewards, and stay for the app experience.
- Smartphones allow Natix to preprocess the images at the edge before streaming to the cloud, drastically reducing cost and enabling more dynamic data capture. - Natix already has over 100,000 users and 70 million km of road mapped.
- Natix is a pain killer, not a vitamin. The data Natix collects can't be collected through centralized entities, which gives it a clear edge in generating revenue.
open.spotify.com/episode/6lI…
Data Curation Networks (DCNs) are a promising and overlooked subset of DePIN and AI. Check out our recent post on the topic.
thoughts ive had lately... full article on the @plaintext_cap blog... DePINs have proven the efficacy of crypto in building the supply side of digital commodities. The AI craze has turned data into digital gold (or maybe spice @gregosuri ?), and DePINs can capitalize on this.
Full post can be found here: plaintextcapital.com/blog/da…
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Will this be a BTC-dominant cycle? I doubt it. The same arguments happened last cycle when BTC outperformed. Remember, the week of December 14, 2020, when BTC broke ATHs, ETH was still trading 60% below ATHs ($600). SOL was trading at $1.50. We all know what happened next.
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Excited to share our podcast with @KeithSingery, Bittensor Guru. Keith brought the energy for this one. He provided amazing insight into how Bittensor has changed over the years and what still needs to be improved. Very well-rounded perspective.
open.spotify.com/episode/3yG…
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I could do a pod with @plaintext_cap everyday. Just awesome. Lots of thoughtful questions from these dudes about Bittensor got me firing on all cylinders this morning! Excited for this one to come out. $TAO
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We just published a piece on how @opentensor is pushing the future of decentralized AI. It's important that the foundation of AI is built on an open protocol. plaintextcapital.com/blog/bi…
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Interesting take from @PhilJBonello and @plaintext_cap r.e. friendtech keys being a new primitive. Products built around keys?
Friendtech keys are a new primitive. Interested to see how keys or the next iteration will be used by creators. We wrote about ownership models, of which keys are one form, last year. plaintextcapital.com/blog/mu…
friend.tech keys are proof that shares of artists can work as a primitive. We wrote about this idea last year after seeing @CorpPlaz lay out an org structure for the music they published on @ninaprotocol.
plaintextcapital.com/blog/mu…
The interest in keys is proof that different share classes can work for artists. There are the goods they create and sell like music, merch, tickets, etc... And there can be an "investor class" that might provide closer access to the artist, a potential rev share of music, etc.
It's important to note that these shares aren't rigid. friend.tech keys aren't limited to a chat group. They are a creator<>fan connection that can be extended in any number of ways.

























