Below is the first in a series of posts that explores the best critiques on coins as a way to help writers get paid, and how that dovetails into some compelling opportunities and areas we'd love to experiment.

We look at how coins and limited-edition NFTs could combine to find the right balance of patronage and self-expression in a new, compelling way.

In this post, we look at the challenge of coins at a post-level, and scratch the surface on the types of experimentation we may see moving forward.

Coins aren’t a silver bullet, but they offer a promising way to enable support, identity, and discovery — and could help build a more sustainable and rewarding internet for creative work.

We’ve been thinking a lot about how to help writers earn money in new and meaningful ways, and how coins may play a role.

An attempt at better understanding why people are drawn to memecoins and starting to explore the worlds they could create.

For our third episode of Rough Draft, we had the pleasure of speaking with Judd Legum, founder and author of Popular Information, a leading political newsletter known for its focus on holding those in power accountable for their actions.

For our second episode of Rough Draft, we’re thrilled to welcome Packy McCormick of Not Boring.

Doomberg shares their journey on becoming the #1 Finance newsletter on Substack.