Degen. Tinkerer. Advocate.
A DeFi fantasy or nightmare? Decentralized on- and off-ramps are an industry ideal but progress to date has been a slow bleed. Let’s cut right to the heart of the current issues and possibilities.
Are airdrops poisoning projects’ success? The promise of free tokens is a traction strategy forged in up-only markets and it's now clear that founders need to look elsewhere for a step up in growth.
RWAs have been painted as a next bull run driver. In reality, the infra framing them isn’t close to being effective. Are they a fix-all or are we glossing over obvious failures?
Friend.Tech is an influencer's fantasy. But strip away the shills and there are clear question marks about its intentions. Let's explore the true cost of DeFi friendships.
Social media users are caught in a David vs. Goliath battle with centralized actors over their identities, data, and content. These innovative Web3 configurations are now tipping the balance and letting users take back control.
Constant societal conditioning sees us relinquish our freedoms and individuality from the moment we're born. Web3 identity tools are now taking them back.
Creators are drowning feeds with AI-gen content. DeSoc, and more specifically on-chain attestation, could hone the delivery of more relevant and enriching content to users.
Threads as a copycat app offers Meta little. The brand should instead look to innovate closer to home, much like Twitter.
What happens in a supply-demand driven market when the supply quality is poor? The recent Azuki saga, and shrinking floor price, has once again illustrated a severe lack of creativity in the current NFT market.
Fair launches are an attractive proposition for regulatory-conscious builders. But doesn't any element of human decision-making start to chip away at equality?
