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Speculators are essential for growth.

A decentralized community depends on how much people believe in the network.

There is irony in this current web3 industry.

Many of the web3-related networks & communities have practically the same contributors, members, and VCs.

DeFi = decentralized finance.

Not a centralized finance alternative.

Common sense dictates that any ICO without a real utility needs to make up for it somehow.

This usually means offering rewards or incentives to convince people to use their platform.

Web3 doesn't make money because no one has found a good way to distribute actionable content to its users.

Next time a VC asks you "why are you building in stealth?"

Ask them "why don't you invest without a lead?"

It’s no longer about “what can we do with AI?”

Rather, it’s about “what can we prove with AI?”

In web3, users write code, not policies.

Sometimes we hit obstacles, and we think it's all over.

The future belongs to L2 solutions, and we will see a massive adoption wave in the coming years.

Insecure and vulnerable projects will be left behind as they can not provide the level of security, utility, value, and profitability that the market demands.

If you're feeling stuck, try asking What's the worst that can happen?

It's one of the most powerful questions you can ask yourself.

1. Pick your battles.

2. Delegate & prioritize.

3. Create systems.

4. Simplify.

With $AR, permanent storage can be created only by replicating copies of the data over and over again.

This protects the data from being destroyed all at once by an unlucky series of harddrive failures.

Don't lose sight of the fact that the value proposition of decentralized infrastructure is threefold:

1. transparency,
2. disintermediation, and
3. systemic risk mitigation.

It is no longer possible to be a small fish in a big pond.

Only a few companies can compete on the traditional metrics of size, scale, and resources.