Luke Willis

You give money to people pretty much every day, right? Sometimes the money leaves your account automatically (utility bills, mortgage

What if you launched a token on blockchain that acted just like a virus? Whenever a wallet with the token

Because blockchain data is public, anyone can analyze historical transactions. You don't need fancy tools. You can figure

When you're looking to recruit people, few things work better than referrals. This is true for military recruiting,

What would you build if you knew it would last forever? That anyone could use it... That it would cost

I love a good riddle. Escape rooms, puzzle platformers, etc. are some of my favorite games whether on my own

Lots of games are expensive to get into competitively. Trading card games like Magic, Pokemon, etc. are often like this.

Jobs are automated out of existence regularly, but it's clear that efficiency and innovation create even more opportunity

I'm fascinated by projects that use blockchain in the physical world. Gaming and financial dApps are the most

Blockchains are decentralized, but there is a centralized set of rules that all participants must obey. Importantly, this set of