Yesterday @Flashstake announced Flash 2.0

While there were some exciting things revealed like the introduction of Real Yield Voting with veFLASH...

I think a few big implications flew under the radar.

Five things that provide 2.0 with much more potential than people realize ↓

https://twitter.com/Flashstake/status/1676633520255672320

#1 10X Revenue Potential 📈

While the Total Addressable Market (TAM) for @Flashstake remains the same, the transition to Flash 2.0 provides 10-20X more revenue potential for the protocol users.

Let's look at an example to show how ↓

Have received so much love and appreciation for this thread!

If you liked this type of content, I made two similar ones in 2020 and 2021.

Links to those below 👇

https://twitter.com/ZacharyDash/status/1610735634951602176

2021

"What do you believe that a majority of people in crypto disagree with you on?"

https://twitter.com/ZacharyDash/status/1479204188987002890

I asked 103 crypto investors, developers, marketers, and founders one question:

“What’s the number one mistake web3 builders make?”

Here is what they said ↓ Before we dive in, here's a high-level view at the results.

I started by categorizing the answers into three primary buckets.

↪️ People: Who is building the product
↪️ Process: How the product comes to life
↪️ Product: What the product actually is

I asked 47 different Web3 founders, investors, thought leaders, builders, and developers one question:

"What do you believe that a majority of people in crypto disagree with you on?"

Here is what they said 👇 1/ @Cooopahtroopa

Leading the Creator Economy @fwbtweets @variantfund @audiusproject + many more 🔮

🔗 alias.co/coopahtroopa

1/ I was recently asked this question about $FLASH in our telegram group. I wanted to share my response here 👇 2/ ETH pays miners for securing the network.

Every day, $ETH holders are optionally accepting dilution to subsidize the value of the network.

Bitcoin does the same thing.