The web2 credit scoring industry is worth $26billion. Experian/Equifax call this your credit score or consumer score. Personal to you. Constantly evolving based on what you do . In web2 - ties together purchase history, demo data etc . You get a score that then gives you access.

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Don’t sleep on NEAR. For CT maybe haven’t had the “thing” to get excited about like Virtuals/Virgen/ACP. But it’s coming . Infinex.Bitte.Rhea.Public AI. Just the start ⏰.

Several conversations this week with Tik Tok and YT creators, some clear takeaways . - relationship with audience is grounded in trust, once you lose it you are cooked. - deeper the trust, higher engagement and higher CVR to monetisation - subscriptions, fan experiences. -.

Alpine Meadow cheese. Why have none of my Austrian friends ever told me about this.

Lot of people in my DMs asking for NEAR alpha, wanting to put out quality content for the Kaito leaderboard . @jarednotjerry1 would be a good person to DM for assets/content etc . @marcuslayerx another one across some upcoming launches 👀.

RT @Farah84239888: Crazy how one small moment can flip your whole life. Back in 2020, I was just Farah until a random glance at my brother….

Consumers come to crypto and look for familiarity. Outside of Pudgy/$pengu and IPs like Chimpers/Sappy. What something a consumer can pick up in under 10 seconds, use + then tell their friends what the “thing” is?. Bonus points… it’s something they would use over and above an.

Let’s run it 🥊.

Never cared much for gaming labels. players don’t categorise your game by the genre . I play Valorant, Mario Kart, Candy Crush. Or search based on other terms - fishing games, farming games, Bitcoin games. Never used web3 gaming in a single ad. Doesn’t work.

RT @BitcoinCards_: Dear Community🫂. A major update is coming to our game. Please take one minute to read the details and update your game a….

Interesting people think web3 has nothing to do with web2. Web2/web3 user < consumer. Restricts everything- product design, payments, valuations. Learnt this early on with “web3 gaming”.

Sensing interest in web3 X AI is fading. Feel it on calls, on the TL. Hardcore group of people like any vertical who are here for the tech. But broader group aren’t interested in the tech vs the “thing” that AI can do. More use cases and adoption needed (different from gambling.

I like the concept of trading time, reputation and attention. I like the concept more of solving the thing that limits all of these. Time. We only have a certain amound of time in the day to allocated. Each of the above human traits that web3 commoditises is not fulfilling its.

Just met a company that are protecting creators IP in the age of AI. Fascinating meeting. 2 parts. 1. detection - unlicensed use of creators image, voices by AI platforms and sites. 2. distribution - creators are using their tech to upload verified AI images, voices etc so that.

Are you building for institutional crypto?. Wall Street, web2 funds, 401k "investors", retail. Or for CT?. Hype whales, Degens, narrative traders, gamblers.

Nailed it. The expectation things go right on the first attempt is mad. History is littered with companies that became successful but not for the “thing” they started out at. Resilience and thick skin is part of the job spec. And so is a product/users. As Leon wrote this am,.

Interesting concept - not sure on the revenue part ( doable if its all on chain and linked to a doxxed wallet). What would be interesting is a marketplace where creator expertise becomes a liquid, tradable asset. Knowledge is the new currency, backed up by Ethos reputation and.

AI that works for you, not the platform 💡. The tech has never been the problem. The battleground is web2 walled gardens vs humans - ie look at the fall out post Meta acquiring ScaleAI. Next level data/privacy war. Learnt from Cambridge Analytica not too over index how much.

Some dream + tweet about mass adoption. Others build it. One is harder than the other. One pays back more than the other. Which is it?.