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Increasing the pace at which we approach the paradigm of collaboration. DAO Governance & Growth | Former @arbitrum delegate @gitcoin @thriveprotocol
Chicago, IL
Joined May 2017
Governments are inflating currencies backed by violence. This will lead to war. Civil war can be stopped by better redistribution of taxes. Governments likely can’t fix this. Decentralized and Autonomous Organizing is our best hope. This is my mission.
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Finally had time to read & process this great post. I run into the pattern quite often, it goes: "<something that sounds wrong> is good actually, because <galaxy brain reason>" Galaxy brain reasoning is the best way to justify anything while looking / feeling good about it.
Galaxy brain resistance: https://t.co/ebXLNrAeAs
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20 minutes in they hit all the reasons why ve tokens are not a good governance mechanism for DAOs
Full conversation with @Paul_Glavin on conviction voting, building Gardens V2, why veTokens are a failure, & what actually works for token governance. Full episode below & streaming on @thetallypodcast 👇
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Crypto governance experimentation will enable constraints through alignment and verifiability
Sharing an interesting recent conversation on AI's impact on the economy. AI has been compared to various historical precedents: electricity, industrial revolution, etc., I think the strongest analogy is that of AI as a new computing paradigm (Software 2.0) because both are
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Token distributions often happen behind closed doors, creating information gaps and privileging a few players We think there's a better way Today, we're launching the Continuous Clearing Auction Protocol
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Chancellor on the brink of second bailout for banks
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“John Hancock was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence, and he did it very bigly” 😭 @valkenburgh @coincenter @web3privacy
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Data liberation and adversarial interop with TEE and OAuth3 Best talk title
Cypherpunk Congress timetable [Programmable Democracy stage] is here. We start 10AM sharp. With @rstormsf x @TornadoCash. For our freedom. One more stage timetable is loading... up to date info - Web3Privacy now telegram: https://t.co/KW78QU7VuN !: https://t.co/yiez9mVBVA
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In a world of increasingly interconnected systems, you need both. Build products users love. Build networks people believe in. That’s how you create flywheels instead of friction. 7/7
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Product–Market Fit solves individual pain points. Network–Alignment Fit solves collective action problems. One makes adoption easy. The other makes coordination trustworthy. 6/7
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Both forms of fit revolve around the same 3 levers: •Speed •Cost •Credibility/Quality But the locus shifts from users to the network. 5/7
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Network–Alignment Fit: Enable the network to coordinate faster, at lower cost, with higher legitimacy. When you nail this, stakeholders cooperate because the system works for them. It is opt-in. 4/7
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But products don’t exist in a vacuum. They live inside networks: ecosystems, communities, platforms, marketplaces, & governance systems. That’s where a second kind of fit emerges. 3/7
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Product–Market Fit is simple: Do it faster, cheaper, and with better quality than the alternatives. Users adopt because the product just works. 2/7
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Most teams chase Product–Market Fit. Few realize there’s a second kind of fit that matters just as much: Network–Alignment Fit. 1/7
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Sorry @0xThiru I need to go viral 🤞 Also, this is not financial advice
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When energy is expensive poor people feel it the most. This is a great idea (obviously with its own issues)
ELON MUSK: "We see a path to putting 100 gigawatts per year of solar-powered AI satellite into orbit. And having this be actually the lowest cost way to power and operate AI at a very large scale For reference, the United States consumes roughly 460 gigawatts on average per
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Governments are inflating currencies backed by violence. This will lead to war. Civil war can be stopped by better redistribution of taxes. Governments likely can’t fix this. Decentralized and Autonomous Organizing is our best hope. This is my mission.
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The hot thing to ask this devcon “are DAOs still viable?” Yes.
My concerns around the Uniswap Labs proposal: While I appreciate Hayden’s and Uniswap Labs’ commitment to refocusing attention on the Uniswap protocol, and while that may be the right direction for them, I find that the proposal does not lead to the best outcome when applied
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