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1/ Second installation of Long Reads Sunday. This week, crypto saw conversations about when the bear market will end; how we should think about on-chain governance, and, of course, NFTs. Thread below. 👇
2/ Less a thread than an interesting statement was this notion from @cburniske that he can’t personally identify the force that will shift market sentiment:
3/ This sentiment was echoed by @AriDavidPaul in his mid-year reflection on his 2018 prediction thread. The whole thing is a must read, but this question of where the next boom comes from stood out.
1/ Trying out a new crypto curation format: Long Reads Sunday. Combination of articles + Twitter threads, which are the Russian nesting dolls of community insight. China blockchain court cases, global crypto ownership, secondary security token issues and more. Thread 👇
2/ Here is a fire thread from @Melt_Dem on the impact a (theoretical) forced liquidation for crypto funds could have on the market. Most interesting question is the liquidity crunch that happens when most funds hold positions in the same projects.
3/ One of the week's smartest essays was @_jillruth’s “Free Company” on @TokenDaily. Talent wants to be organized as distributed, mostly-autonomous networks of specialization. Doesn't make sense to service decentralized projects in a centralized way. tokendaily.co/blog/free-comp…
Great talks so far at #Zcon0 about governance. One thing I think is missing - the venue for "signaling" opinions is a decision in and of itself.
If the signaling mechanism isn't predetermined before the voting issue arises, you can game the system - "this vote didn't count because x, y, z"
The choice of venue needs to happen before the vote even arises, and the outcome needs to be binding.
1/ Here’s a question that has been rocketing around Crypto Twitter this week, both explicitly and implicitly: Just how different are crypto networks from tech startups?
2/ While they both involve new technology, risk financing, and share a similar cast of characters, some (like @ragnarly below) are drawing a line. This came through loud and clear in a conversation surrounding founder/developer incentives
