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Jan 28 4 tweets 1 min read
In 2021, the Bitcoin network's take rate from transaction fees was significantly (over 20x!) lower than that of Visa. Image
Even if you include all costs to run and secure the Bitcoin network (namely, total miner revenue):

The Visa network extracts almost twice as much revenue compared to Bitcoin. Image
And as we highlighted in our Big Ideas report, Bitcoin's annual settlement volume has actually surpassed Visa's payments volume. Image
This means that, based on our research:

Bitcoin not only settled more volume than Visa in 2021 but it also did so more efficiently with a lower take from the network.

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Dec 21, 2021
1/ Another long thread on web3... this time, what does web3 hope to solve?

Below, a thread on 1. the importance of decentralization and 2. a simple mental model to quantify the value it provides.

And, in here somewhere, a few of my musings on... what we mean by ownership...
2/ Before jumping in, I think it's important to clarify that I strongly believe that crypto != web3.

Crypto is a broad term that describes the many ecosystems & innovations developing on public blockchains. IMO, this is broad on purpose.
3/ Specifically, web3 is a movement developing within, focused on a user-owned web. Based on my understanding, its four core promises for ownership are the following:

- Interoperability
- Transferability
- Scarcity
- Immutability

This framing is important, because...
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Nov 1, 2021
I've been thinking about the metaverse, web3, and our future—as our lives increasingly shift online, what changes about our consumption?

Below, a thread on consumption moving from the physical to the digital & why this shift could have a positive environmental impact 🧵 (1/14)
As a quick framework, I think of consumption in these three buckets:

1. Physical necessities
2. Physical utilities
3. Emotional utilities

Likely an oversimplification, but bear with me... (2/14)
Physical necessities are things your body needs to survive (food, shelter, etc).

Physical utilities are goods you use to operate in today's society (cars, clothing, etc).

Emotional utilities are meant for your recreational enjoyment (toys, luxury items, etc). (3/14)
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