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ayastudio
49m ago
Trust, Athletes, and How New Things Actually Spread
When a new technology appears, people usually think it will grow because it is better, faster, cheaper, or more efficient. But in practice, that is rarely what makes something spread around the world. What makes new things spread is trust. Airbnb didn’t grow just because it was cheaper than hotels. In the beginning, the idea of sleeping in a stranger’s house sounded absurd. What made Airbnb grow was a reputation system: reviews, profiles, photos, history. Before trusting the company, people s...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
4h ago
Toward greater coarseness
One of the benefits of older cities and neighbourhoods is that their scale and rhythm of development often allow for walkability and a wide variety of experiences in a short period of time (here's a related post). The typical characteristics include small lot sizes, diverse ownership, short city blocks, a mix of uses, and visual variety. And in planning speak, this is typically referred to as fine-grained urbanism. Here's a random block example from Toronto that I'm choosing simply because I ...
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Blog iconBuildBetter by BFG
6h ago
Stop Building Communities — Build the Tools They're Missing
Posting is the new branding. Community alone is NOT the future of distribution. Tools for communities are the future of distribution. Write it down!
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Blog iconETH Daily
13h ago
Katana Launches A Perps DEX
Katana acquired IDEX and is leveraging its infrastructure to launch Katana Perps,
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Blog iconHard Mode First
14h ago
The Four Levels of AI at Work (And Why Most Teams Are Stuck at Level One)
How to Move from Using AI to Building With AIAfter running dozens of AI workshops with PE firms, startup CEOs, nonprofit operators, and corporate teams, I’ve started to see a clear pattern. There are four distinct levels of AI adoption at work. As it turns out, most teams (yes, even the ones who consider themselves “AI-forward”) are stuck at level one. But here’s the real problem: Even though the rest of the world is obsessed with Level 4, you can’t skip the climb. After teaching 1,500 people...
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Blog iconSandra Rhee
15h ago
my top 10 books
As a book lover, its impossible for me to not click on anyone's "top 10" book lists. Perhaps you might enjoy seeing mine.
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Blog iconBuidling Onchain
21h ago
The Liquidity Problem That DAMM v2 Solved
@latebuild wrote a piece a while back on how fee extraction is structurally murdering memecoin liquidity. The diagnosis is right. But the solution was never “another router” or a middleware patch. It's a program upgrade. Recently, Meteora deployed native fee compounding in DAMM v2. It's a new fee mode baked into the AMM program itself where the compounding happens inside the swap instruction, atomically, on every single trade.What We DeployedDAMM v2 Release 0.2.0 introduces a new pool collect...
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Blog iconETH Daily
22h ago
Join us LIVE on X Spaces!
Join me live at 9AM PST today on X Spaces with Shutter Network and the Ethereum Foundation's Robust Incentives Group to chat about Encrypted Mempools.
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Blog iconGM Farcaster
23h ago
GM Farcaster last week: Emerge with Degen
GM! What a fun week we had! Monday @atown popped by to chat about the latest from Emerge and then @jacek joined us Wednesday for all the exciting developments with Degen. There were I ♥ Farcaster signs and sloths -- and you'll have to watch all the episodes from last week below to understand what that means! OH and we celebrated 350 episodes too! wowow! See all the episodes right here!
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Blog icon29 Seconds of Farcaster
Mar 23
29 Seconds of Farcaster, March 23, 2026
29 Seconds of Farcaster ... What did you miss this weekend? The @farcaster intern popped up out of nowhere, completing a @neynar offsite, showing up everywhere in replies, and bringing a decidedly different tone and interest to the feed, as well as some carefully chosen hilarity with some. Seems promising 📈 https://farcaster.xyz/farcaster/0x8b9d4836 BETR with @burr.eth is the new Bracky, bringing some much-needed March Madness fun to FC--95 players & 255 brackets are fighting for 100 million...
QSBS and New York State
Blog iconAVC
Mar 23
QSBS stands for Qualified Small Business Stock. At a high level, QSBS means founder's stock and stock bought early in a company's life. Since 1993, the Federal Tax Code has had benefits for buying, owning, and selling QSBS. Currently, there is a full Federal Tax exclusion for the first $10mm of capital gains on QSBS. Recently, the New York State Senate introduced a budget proposal in which NYS opts out of recognizing QSBS in its tax code. Historically, NYS has recognized the QSBS tax exclusio...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 23
The Coffee opens at Junction House
This past weekend, the Brazilian-Japanese coffee house, The Coffee, soft-opened at the base of Junction House (right at the corner of Dundas St W and Watkinson Ave). I've been eagerly awaiting this opening since it was first announced last year. But not for any direct economic reasons — unless, of course, it encourages you to buy a new home at Junction House! As I mentioned before, we (the developers) no longer own this retail space. This is not our tenant. I'm mostly excited as a proud resid...
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jonathancolton.eth
Mar 23
The Playground Was Always the Point
A couple of years ago, I described Farcaster as an innovator’s playground. Not because it was small, but because of who was there. Builders. Creators. People willing to try something early, give honest feedback, and move on if it didn’t work. That density always mattered more than the raw numbers. And the numbers, if you look closely, tell the same story. There are millions of Farcaster accounts. But daily active usage is a fraction of that. It’s easy to interpret that as a growth problem. I ...
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Blog iconSocial Graph Ventures
Mar 23
The Crypto × AI Agent Stack
Subscribe The Crypto × AI Agent Stack Three Axioms for the Next Decade:AI agents fully displace workforce across major verticals.AI labor is paid per-task, per-use, shattering the traditional salary model.Agents settle payments in a global, permissionless currency: stablecoins.The rails already exist. The opportunity to back companies building at the edge of this transition is enormous. Agentic Commerce: The Missing Link Today, agents can browse, reason, code, and even deploy apps autonomousl...
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Continuations
Mar 22
GERD WTF?
I love food and I love drink. Food and drink provide wonderful delights from delicious flavors and through jolly company. To my great fortune I never had any eating or drinking problems. Well all of that suddenly changed a few months ago. I went from no problems straight to intense chest pain and massive acid reflux. I consulted both AI and my generalist who both concluded that I had Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease aka GERD. I had never even heard of GERD before which is all the more surprisi...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 22
Why Canada's shrinking population is actually part of the plan
This week, Statistics Canada reported that, for the first time in over 70 years, the country's population declined. Current estimates indicate a decline of around 102,000 people last year, leaving a total of 41,472,081 people in the country as of January 1, 2026. Opinions on this are mixed. On the one hand, a declining population can help improve things like housing affordability and increase GDP per capita (total wealth becomes divided by fewer people). It can also help improve productivity ...
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Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Mar 22
This Week in All Things AI - Week 12-2026
The pace at which LLM's are being refreshed is insane. Week 12 had OpenAI's GPT-5.4-mini, Minimax-2.7 which helped design and optimize its own training and evaluation harnesses. Cursor's Composer-2 which itself was built on top of Kimi-K2.5. Anthropic has also been on a roll with its shipping velocity on Claude Cowork as well as Claude Code. Other interesting things were Fal's release of its MCP server and Packy McCormick's and Pim de Witte's 19K word article on World models. Readers who thin...
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Mar 22
The World is Now Different
This week, I'm reflecting on SXSW edu. I went to Austin to be on a panel. I came back with something harder to name.
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Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Mar 21
Things I read Last Week #11
MPP, Agentic Card, Slop Tokenization
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Blog iconFer Caggiano
Mar 21
6529.io and my MEME card
What is 6529, and why does it feel different from other platforms? In this article, I break down its ecosystem—from Meme Cards to TDH, REP, and NIC—while sharing the story behind my latest submission, a piece about the reality of being an artist in Web3.
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ayastudio
49m ago
Trust, Athletes, and How New Things Actually Spread
When a new technology appears, people usually think it will grow because it is better, faster, cheaper, or more efficient. But in practice, that is rarely what makes something spread around the world. What makes new things spread is trust. Airbnb didn’t grow just because it was cheaper than hotels. In the beginning, the idea of sleeping in a stranger’s house sounded absurd. What made Airbnb grow was a reputation system: reviews, profiles, photos, history. Before trusting the company, people s...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
4h ago
Toward greater coarseness
One of the benefits of older cities and neighbourhoods is that their scale and rhythm of development often allow for walkability and a wide variety of experiences in a short period of time (here's a related post). The typical characteristics include small lot sizes, diverse ownership, short city blocks, a mix of uses, and visual variety. And in planning speak, this is typically referred to as fine-grained urbanism. Here's a random block example from Toronto that I'm choosing simply because I ...
Post cover image
Blog iconBuildBetter by BFG
6h ago
Stop Building Communities — Build the Tools They're Missing
Posting is the new branding. Community alone is NOT the future of distribution. Tools for communities are the future of distribution. Write it down!
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
13h ago
Katana Launches A Perps DEX
Katana acquired IDEX and is leveraging its infrastructure to launch Katana Perps,
Post cover image
Blog iconHard Mode First
14h ago
The Four Levels of AI at Work (And Why Most Teams Are Stuck at Level One)
How to Move from Using AI to Building With AIAfter running dozens of AI workshops with PE firms, startup CEOs, nonprofit operators, and corporate teams, I’ve started to see a clear pattern. There are four distinct levels of AI adoption at work. As it turns out, most teams (yes, even the ones who consider themselves “AI-forward”) are stuck at level one. But here’s the real problem: Even though the rest of the world is obsessed with Level 4, you can’t skip the climb. After teaching 1,500 people...
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Blog iconSandra Rhee
15h ago
my top 10 books
As a book lover, its impossible for me to not click on anyone's "top 10" book lists. Perhaps you might enjoy seeing mine.
Post cover image
Blog iconBuidling Onchain
21h ago
The Liquidity Problem That DAMM v2 Solved
@latebuild wrote a piece a while back on how fee extraction is structurally murdering memecoin liquidity. The diagnosis is right. But the solution was never “another router” or a middleware patch. It's a program upgrade. Recently, Meteora deployed native fee compounding in DAMM v2. It's a new fee mode baked into the AMM program itself where the compounding happens inside the swap instruction, atomically, on every single trade.What We DeployedDAMM v2 Release 0.2.0 introduces a new pool collect...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
22h ago
Join us LIVE on X Spaces!
Join me live at 9AM PST today on X Spaces with Shutter Network and the Ethereum Foundation's Robust Incentives Group to chat about Encrypted Mempools.
Post cover image
Blog iconGM Farcaster
23h ago
GM Farcaster last week: Emerge with Degen
GM! What a fun week we had! Monday @atown popped by to chat about the latest from Emerge and then @jacek joined us Wednesday for all the exciting developments with Degen. There were I ♥ Farcaster signs and sloths -- and you'll have to watch all the episodes from last week below to understand what that means! OH and we celebrated 350 episodes too! wowow! See all the episodes right here!
Post cover image
Blog icon29 Seconds of Farcaster
Mar 23
29 Seconds of Farcaster, March 23, 2026
29 Seconds of Farcaster ... What did you miss this weekend? The @farcaster intern popped up out of nowhere, completing a @neynar offsite, showing up everywhere in replies, and bringing a decidedly different tone and interest to the feed, as well as some carefully chosen hilarity with some. Seems promising 📈 https://farcaster.xyz/farcaster/0x8b9d4836 BETR with @burr.eth is the new Bracky, bringing some much-needed March Madness fun to FC--95 players & 255 brackets are fighting for 100 million...
QSBS and New York State
Blog iconAVC
Mar 23
QSBS stands for Qualified Small Business Stock. At a high level, QSBS means founder's stock and stock bought early in a company's life. Since 1993, the Federal Tax Code has had benefits for buying, owning, and selling QSBS. Currently, there is a full Federal Tax exclusion for the first $10mm of capital gains on QSBS. Recently, the New York State Senate introduced a budget proposal in which NYS opts out of recognizing QSBS in its tax code. Historically, NYS has recognized the QSBS tax exclusio...
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 23
The Coffee opens at Junction House
This past weekend, the Brazilian-Japanese coffee house, The Coffee, soft-opened at the base of Junction House (right at the corner of Dundas St W and Watkinson Ave). I've been eagerly awaiting this opening since it was first announced last year. But not for any direct economic reasons — unless, of course, it encourages you to buy a new home at Junction House! As I mentioned before, we (the developers) no longer own this retail space. This is not our tenant. I'm mostly excited as a proud resid...
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jonathancolton.eth
Mar 23
The Playground Was Always the Point
A couple of years ago, I described Farcaster as an innovator’s playground. Not because it was small, but because of who was there. Builders. Creators. People willing to try something early, give honest feedback, and move on if it didn’t work. That density always mattered more than the raw numbers. And the numbers, if you look closely, tell the same story. There are millions of Farcaster accounts. But daily active usage is a fraction of that. It’s easy to interpret that as a growth problem. I ...
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Blog iconSocial Graph Ventures
Mar 23
The Crypto × AI Agent Stack
Subscribe The Crypto × AI Agent Stack Three Axioms for the Next Decade:AI agents fully displace workforce across major verticals.AI labor is paid per-task, per-use, shattering the traditional salary model.Agents settle payments in a global, permissionless currency: stablecoins.The rails already exist. The opportunity to back companies building at the edge of this transition is enormous. Agentic Commerce: The Missing Link Today, agents can browse, reason, code, and even deploy apps autonomousl...
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Continuations
Mar 22
GERD WTF?
I love food and I love drink. Food and drink provide wonderful delights from delicious flavors and through jolly company. To my great fortune I never had any eating or drinking problems. Well all of that suddenly changed a few months ago. I went from no problems straight to intense chest pain and massive acid reflux. I consulted both AI and my generalist who both concluded that I had Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease aka GERD. I had never even heard of GERD before which is all the more surprisi...
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 22
Why Canada's shrinking population is actually part of the plan
This week, Statistics Canada reported that, for the first time in over 70 years, the country's population declined. Current estimates indicate a decline of around 102,000 people last year, leaving a total of 41,472,081 people in the country as of January 1, 2026. Opinions on this are mixed. On the one hand, a declining population can help improve things like housing affordability and increase GDP per capita (total wealth becomes divided by fewer people). It can also help improve productivity ...
Post cover image
Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Mar 22
This Week in All Things AI - Week 12-2026
The pace at which LLM's are being refreshed is insane. Week 12 had OpenAI's GPT-5.4-mini, Minimax-2.7 which helped design and optimize its own training and evaluation harnesses. Cursor's Composer-2 which itself was built on top of Kimi-K2.5. Anthropic has also been on a roll with its shipping velocity on Claude Cowork as well as Claude Code. Other interesting things were Fal's release of its MCP server and Packy McCormick's and Pim de Witte's 19K word article on World models. Readers who thin...
Post cover image
Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Mar 22
The World is Now Different
This week, I'm reflecting on SXSW edu. I went to Austin to be on a panel. I came back with something harder to name.
Post cover image
Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Mar 21
Things I read Last Week #11
MPP, Agentic Card, Slop Tokenization
Post cover image
Blog iconFer Caggiano
Mar 21
6529.io and my MEME card
What is 6529, and why does it feel different from other platforms? In this article, I break down its ecosystem—from Meme Cards to TDH, REP, and NIC—while sharing the story behind my latest submission, a piece about the reality of being an artist in Web3.