Memory has distributed revenue to 15,000 users
Every Friday, Memory Protocol pays users a share of revenue based on how much of their data is used. More than 15,000 users have been eligible to claim since we launched 7 weeks ago. And every week, we get a flood of messages from people saying thank you. It’s a good reminder that this is your data. You deserve to get paid for it.We’ve all grown up with an internet that does not value our data. We accept that platforms keep our information behind locked doors. Sell it to advertisers. Feed it ...
Memory has distributed revenue to 15,000 users
Every Friday, Memory Protocol pays users a share of revenue based on how much of their data is used. More than 15,000 users have been eligible to claim since we launched 7 weeks ago. And every week, we get a flood of messages from people saying thank you. It’s a good reminder that this is your data. You deserve to get paid for it.We’ve all grown up with an internet that does not value our data. We accept that platforms keep our information behind locked doors. Sell it to advertisers. Feed it ...
Announcing: Memory API Builder Rewards
500k $MEM in rewards for developers
Memory Announces Initial Investment Round
Memory is pleased to announce its initial investment round to accelerate and scale the user-owned data layer for the internet. Thank you to Coinbase Ventures’ Base Ecosystem Fund, Robot Ventures, Consensys Mesh, Seed Club and NoiseDAO for believing in the vision from the earliest inception.Memory: turning your data into a revenue streamOur digital lives are owned, monetized and controlled by a few large companies. Despite generating billions in value from our data, none of that is ever shared...
Memory Announces Initial Investment Round
Memory is pleased to announce its initial investment round to accelerate and scale the user-owned data layer for the internet. Thank you to Coinbase Ventures’ Base Ecosystem Fund, Robot Ventures, Consensys Mesh, Seed Club and NoiseDAO for believing in the vision from the earliest inception.Memory: turning your data into a revenue streamOur digital lives are owned, monetized and controlled by a few large companies. Despite generating billions in value from our data, none of that is ever shared...
Memory-powered music app is Apple’s “App of the Day”
Crypto goes mainstream ... with invisible crypto rails.
Memory-powered music app is Apple’s “App of the Day”
Crypto goes mainstream ... with invisible crypto rails.
exploring DALL-E
I'm so excited to have a chance to explore DALL-E from OpenAI. They’re slowly opening access to this incredibly powerful tool to various artists and I was selected as an early adopter."Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Arthur C. Clarke.For those that don't know, DALL-E is an AI that creates images from scratch with only a text input. At first I decided to explore the digital art style:"hanging gardens under moonlight / digital art""utopian city ...
exploring DALL-E
I'm so excited to have a chance to explore DALL-E from OpenAI. They’re slowly opening access to this incredibly powerful tool to various artists and I was selected as an early adopter."Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Arthur C. Clarke.For those that don't know, DALL-E is an AI that creates images from scratch with only a text input. At first I decided to explore the digital art style:"hanging gardens under moonlight / digital art""utopian city ...
the internet vs the music industry
hello friends. this is my first post on mirror, but i actually wrote this in 2018. the site is no longer active, but the internet archive saved it here i’ll be copying it here word for word. my opinions have changed and developed somewhat but i thought it would be interesting to look back at how we were all thinking about web3 before it was called that.The Internet vs. The Music IndustryPublished on October 3, 2018This isn’t about music. This isn’t about blockchain. This is about the future o...
the internet vs the music industry
hello friends. this is my first post on mirror, but i actually wrote this in 2018. the site is no longer active, but the internet archive saved it here i’ll be copying it here word for word. my opinions have changed and developed somewhat but i thought it would be interesting to look back at how we were all thinking about web3 before it was called that.The Internet vs. The Music IndustryPublished on October 3, 2018This isn’t about music. This isn’t about blockchain. This is about the future o...
