On Click Here To Apply, I ask Nathaniel Whittemore about his fascinating career that is unified by his quest to meet the most interesting people of his generation.

Took some time to reflect on the why behind this blog. It comes down to trying to understand the societal impacts of new technologies to identify the ones with the potential to do massive good.

On Click Here To Apply, I ask Soona Amhaz about her experiences founding Token Daily and whether I should also found Token Daily

In the first episode of my podcast, Click Here to Apply, I ask Peter McCormack about his experiences building one of the most successful crypto podcasts and whether I should do it to.

For people, companies, and protocols that want peak performance, should they focus on improving natural weaknesses or natural strengths?

Growth is to startups like swimming is to sharks. Stop and die. That goes double for network effect businesses. What does this look like for open, permissionless networks?

There is a social phenomenon called "The Friendship Paradox" that supports the thesis that belief in cryptocurrencies spreads like a virus. It also helps explain maximalist behavior.

For traditional businesses, buying infrastructure is almost always better than building. For crypto projects, the incentives change.

It's complicated

We find ourselves in yet another "privacy moment," with personal data being generated, captured, analyzed, and utilized at a massive and accelerating rate.

What lessons can we learn from the crypto projects that have successfully grown? I explore a concept of first hooking users with direct properties and then keeping them with emergent ones.

A retrospective on my posts from the last year and some thoughts on "who has power?"