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We still see a lot of decks with a slide that basically says, “we’ll put everything on-chain.” It sounds bold and “web3-native,” but it’s usually…
Every few weeks a founder tells me they’ll “get serious about crypto” once they’ve read the Bitcoin whitepaper. That’s like saying you’ll really understand Uber…
Most people still slice web3 into “cycles”: 2013, 2017, DeFi summer, NFTs, RWAs. That’s a trader’s lens. If you’re building, it doesn’t help much. A…
Most web3 founders treat Telegram like a megaphone: blast an announcement, sprinkle in an airdrop, drop a meme to keep the chart-watchers around. Then hope…
Most “ponzinomics” doesn’t start with villains; it starts with a decent team staring at a flat price chart. You launch a token, CT shrugs, so…
In web2, investor updates disappear into private Notion pages and quarterly PDFs nobody opens. In web3, your cap table lives on-chain, your community lives on…
Most founders obsess over pitch decks. Most investors don’t. They’re not deciding on slide 7 — they’re deciding in the first five minutes whether what…
Over the past year we’ve watched missiles take out data centers in the UAE and Bahrain, and ransomware crews walk straight into Jaguar Land Rover’s…
Each cycle, a new wave of founders convinces itself that a “fair launch” will keep the token price honest. No insiders, no presale, no VCs…
Web3 doesn’t pay out on “solid doubles.” It’s built for leverage: you either ship championship‑grade outcomes, or you detonate in public. Tokens turn the dial…
