you’d be surprised how open people are to trying crypto-powered products. for the average person, the “tech” is no longer a limiting factor. build either: 1. something so desirable like these lil fellas 2. something that is a painkiller for a specific user group

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crypto is money technology. see crypto as an enabler and you have a chance at unlocking new experiences previously not available through traditional financial infra.

i either run or sit. there is no walk.

the internet made the world much smaller, but way more impatient.

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are crypto creator products 10x more prone to extreme criticism because money is so front and centre? feels like it. otherwise why don't platforms like patreon, substack and gumroad spark discourse of the same intensity?

update: it's "coined media" now.

the nyc marathon is one of those "make something people want" examples people pay to suffer it's kinda crazy

damn that conclave was short, basically as long as conclave (2024)

theoretically you could have an onchain ai personal shopper let it know what you’ve been wearing, brands that you like and styles you want to try give it a budget and see what it ends up buying for you, almost blindbox-y?

just realised that this is pretty much AI Stitch Fix, just with crypto as payment. probably very feasible especially with stablecoin adoption these days.

if you’re building an ai-powered [subject matter expert], build for customers who aren’t already spending time doing X for free in their own time.

when people say stablecoins, they really mean usdc or usdt right?

coins as XP and in-game currency. level up? earn coins. want to buy stronger gear? spend coins. routers these days are so op that coins can essentially be useable in more than 1 game.