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Patrick RiveraThoughts on DAO Tooling
DAO tooling is all the rage these days. Jordi Hays @jordihays Pedal to the metal 49 9:36 PM • Mar 17, 2022 brian flynn @Flynnjamm everyone at ETHDenver is either an investor or working on DAO tooling no in between 389 6:48 PM • Feb 17, 2022 But there are definitely some challenges. Jess 🌱 @thattallguy We need more DAOs, not more DAO tools ... 675 2:00 PM • Mar 2, 2022 This post shares some thoughts on DAO tooling based on my experience as a member of multiple DAOs, building DAO tooling at Mi...
Patrick RiveraCome for the creator, stay for the economy
"Come for the tool, stay for the network" is a classic strategy for bootstrapping social networks. It aimed to solve a hard problem: how do you convince people to join your social network when there's nobody else to socialize with? One approach is to build a single-player tool that gets people to use the product. Over time, as more people use the single-player tool, you then add social features such as likes, comments, follows, etc. to plant the seeds for a defensible network. Today, wit...
Patrick RiveraTips for creators getting into crypto
One of the cool things about working at a startup is that you get to wear a lot hats.One of my favorite parts of the week is speaking with creators about how they can use crypto to build stronger communities. In the future, I think crypto will be a core part of every creator’s business. Kinda like how tech products rely on AI to remain competitive today. But we’re still really damn early. So, what is crypto actually good for, right now? In this post, we'll cover a framework I share with ...
Patrick RiveraThoughts on DAO Tooling
DAO tooling is all the rage these days. Jordi Hays @jordihays Pedal to the metal 49 9:36 PM • Mar 17, 2022 brian flynn @Flynnjamm everyone at ETHDenver is either an investor or working on DAO tooling no in between 389 6:48 PM • Feb 17, 2022 But there are definitely some challenges. Jess 🌱 @thattallguy We need more DAOs, not more DAO tools ... 675 2:00 PM • Mar 2, 2022 This post shares some thoughts on DAO tooling based on my experience as a member of multiple DAOs, building DAO tooling at Mi...
Patrick RiveraCome for the creator, stay for the economy
"Come for the tool, stay for the network" is a classic strategy for bootstrapping social networks. It aimed to solve a hard problem: how do you convince people to join your social network when there's nobody else to socialize with? One approach is to build a single-player tool that gets people to use the product. Over time, as more people use the single-player tool, you then add social features such as likes, comments, follows, etc. to plant the seeds for a defensible network. Today, wit...
Patrick RiveraTips for creators getting into crypto
One of the cool things about working at a startup is that you get to wear a lot hats.One of my favorite parts of the week is speaking with creators about how they can use crypto to build stronger communities. In the future, I think crypto will be a core part of every creator’s business. Kinda like how tech products rely on AI to remain competitive today. But we’re still really damn early. So, what is crypto actually good for, right now? In this post, we'll cover a framework I share with ...
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Welcome 👋
My name is Patrick Rivera and I've spent the past few years building consumer apps in crypto / web3 as a growth engineer. I’m currently building a new type of NFT project and web3 brand that’s launching this summer.
Previously, I was a growth engineer at Mirror, Instacart, and Dharma (before it was acquired by OpenSea).
I also write about the intersection of crypto and culture.
Here are some of my most popular posts:
Designing Internet-Native Economies: A Guide to Crypto Tokens (A16Z Future)
How Crypto Projects Like Loot are Rewriting the Playbook for Building Communities (Means of Creation podcast)
The Next Crypto Cycle - Web3, DAOs, and NFTs (The Deep End podcast by On Deck)
Lifecycle of Web3 Communities (On the Other Side podcast by Chase Chapman with accompanying slides here)
If you want to get in touch, say hi on Twitter or email me at patrick.x.rivera@gmail.com.
Welcome 👋
My name is Patrick Rivera and I've spent the past few years building consumer apps in crypto / web3 as a growth engineer. I’m currently building a new type of NFT project and web3 brand that’s launching this summer.
Previously, I was a growth engineer at Mirror, Instacart, and Dharma (before it was acquired by OpenSea).
I also write about the intersection of crypto and culture.
Here are some of my most popular posts:
Designing Internet-Native Economies: A Guide to Crypto Tokens (A16Z Future)
How Crypto Projects Like Loot are Rewriting the Playbook for Building Communities (Means of Creation podcast)
The Next Crypto Cycle - Web3, DAOs, and NFTs (The Deep End podcast by On Deck)
Lifecycle of Web3 Communities (On the Other Side podcast by Chase Chapman with accompanying slides here)
If you want to get in touch, say hi on Twitter or email me at patrick.x.rivera@gmail.com.
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