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If crypto is to survive, it has to move to fiat stablecoins, which is the only way that a majority of people will be able to use it.

The consequences of this:

1. More liquidity
2. Controlled volatility
3. Sustainable leverage

The gist of it is that civilization has been shaped by four eras:

- The era of nation-states.

- The era of corporations.

- The era of the internet.

- (now) The era of multiple network states.

I've read some of the worst 2023 web3 predictions in just 1 day.

With PoS, wealth determines transaction selection; cheap energy is more distributed.

The best advice I've ever gotten is Anything worth doing is worth doing badly.

$SOL is still struggling with low liquidity across its top DeFi protocols, while the DeFi in Polygon is blooming as efficiently as ever.

the only way to solve a (social) problem is to create another one

What I used to glorify:

1. 100-hour workweeks
2. Busy schedules

What I now glorify:

1. Sleeping 8 hours
2. Daily physical activity

Freedom and control of your time is true wealth.

I find it kinda funny that for years people have been saying “the internet has killed newspapers” and “the internet is killing books” and now many keep saying "the internet is killing authentic content."

They're not wrong.

I am pretty certain that at some point in 2023, more VCs will express regret than pride (or both).

BeerBiceps talks so much shit on his podcast

Money is not related to any tech.

Crypto does not correlate with inflation.

Both lost value simultaneously.

Can Decentralization exist without authority?

What is the first attempt to reach a balance for DAO value creation and be politically successful?

The distinction between state and society is arbitrary and artificial.

People who don't have migraine are God's favourite.