Perhaps the biggest challenge to crypto adoption is the pervasive lack of economic literacy. It’s hard to point out the benefits of non-national digital money when people don’t understand the mechanics of fiat.

Marketing crypto is first & foremost an educational task. If people don't understand that the freedom to transact undergirds the other freedoms they love — such as speech & assembly — then explaining the benefits of non-national digital currency is that much harder.

The very structure of corporations creates false yet destructive antagonism b/w owners & employees, company & customers, private & public. DAOs, on the other hand, forge a middle way that defies & unifies these false oppositions: the dao of the DAO.

While people tend to think of crypto as digital money, the fact is most money including fiat is already digital. No, what this technology has inaugurated is something so novel we’ve only just begun to grasp the implications: digital economies. > medium.com/anatha-io/the-…

Early Bitcoin investor, crypto economist, and Anatha founder Edward DeLeon debunks the key drivers of fear, uncertainty, and doubt plaguing the cryptocurrency industry today. (Sponsored) cointelegraph.com/news/anatha-fo…

⚙️ Product Update | Anatha We are excited to announce that we have finished the process of parsing the whole Anatha Blockchain. We now have over 7M transactions subjected to an in-depth analysis to create a model for Anatha Torus that will distinguish real users from bots.

1/ On VCs in web3 Why are they here? Why isn't it all decentralized? Why do we see the same names over and over again? Is this good? Is it bad? Whose fault is it? Read to find out more - this is actually quite simple.

One of the more frustrating aspects of working in this industry is that the very people who claim to want systemic social change are snidely dismissive of this technology that can actually forge that systemic change.

Crypto is not just programmable money: it’s programmable economies. It’s the very code of the assignation & distribution of value. So rather than asking “how will crypto make me more money?”, the question is: To what will you assign value in your economy?

What if our economy valued every individual—not for their labor but intrinsically? What if rather than our inflation model going to banks it went to people? What if all the $ being made on data went to people whose data it is? We’d create a non-extractive, non-tax based #UBI.

Jargon pervades our industry, offering its pleasures & pains, its necessity & nuisance. When used poorly, it slows adoption. But, wielded well, it invites the world to think—and do—differently. medium.com/anatha-io/the-…