Buy the business, not the product.
The promise of web3/BitClout/tokenization etc.
How it plays out for something like @visualizevalue:
Instead of exchanging $ for product, you can hold x amount of "creator coin" to receive access to all products (and participate in upside)
The promise of web3/BitClout/tokenization etc.
How it plays out for something like @visualizevalue:
Instead of exchanging $ for product, you can hold x amount of "creator coin" to receive access to all products (and participate in upside)
You get the same access, and your economic incentives are aligned long term.
You're not a customer, you're an investor.
You're not a customer, you're an investor.
Friction drops to zero, which of course means high variability in outcome in both directions.
A fundamental psychological shift that should've been obvious all along.
Imagine you bought long-term upside in Shopify every time you checked out on a store running on their infrastructure?
Imagine you bought long-term upside in Shopify every time you checked out on a store running on their infrastructure?
Buying = belief.
But customers get no equity.
People will spend $10,000 on an LVMH product and have zero exposure to the growth of their business.
Time to change that.
But customers get no equity.
People will spend $10,000 on an LVMH product and have zero exposure to the growth of their business.
Time to change that.
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