Whether its entertainment, productivity, or personal growth, the world has turned to social media as the hub of their engagement with the world. This leaves us in a battle for Mindshare. This is the secret formula to winning the mindshare in the great migration happening right now from centralized to decentralized platforms:

At this point in time, anyone reading this has almost definitely heard the term DAO. You may have also heard about the untimely demise of DAOs. But what even is a DAO? The literalists out there are probably already reciting the mantra in their heads right now: Decentralized, Autonomous, Organization! There. We did it! DAOs are defined. Blog over....Just kidding! We all know nothing is ever that easy! Ok, let's try a little harder— but sticking to the vein of being literalist...

I see multiple use cases for channels: - Channel purpose - Topical aggregators: A place to post about a topic unrelated to any specific community or project you're in. Optionality to get new user discovery from varying degrees of connection in your trust network. - Use Case - /dogs Some people may want to follow /dogs to see random dog casts or to engage in dog related conversations. If they opt in to a topic like dogs, this should signal the feed to incorporate dog posts, prioritizing people...

By now, most people in the crypto space have heard of CryptoPunks, and likely the seemingly endless spinoffs of this popular style. For those that have been deeply embedded into tech-culture, the concept of "punks" isn't very confusing or surprising. Those that have been more on the periphery of deep internet culture, however, may not have the rich context of what the punk movement is all about. To set the stage, let's get back to the foundation of the punk culture and the evolution of the te...

It started out simple: get paid to post content people want to see. Decade+ later and the advertising industry is pumping out over $600b p...