Play-to-earn ≠ pay-to-win (+new pod)
Blockchain offers some very interesting enhancements to video games. Even if you operate your own game servers in the traditional,
Don't talk about blockchain
If you run a business with existing customers, adding blockchain-powered experiences to your apps is a mine field. Just because
The Innovator's Dilemma: why web2 companies will fail
When possible, it's a better use of our collective time and money to bring web2 companies along into
NFT Event Tickets
I write a lot about the principle of accessible dApps, but rarely get into specific examples. So, let's
Web2 companies NGMI? (new pod)
There's a common opinion in web3 culture that people who are skeptical about blockchain are "not gonna
Free ≠ non-profit
How do you make money when your dApp is free to use?
How do you pay your users?
Businesses built
Pay your community
If you decide to decompose a traditional business model into a dApp, then you need to solve the problem of
Which came first... the App or the dApp?
This week on the podcast: an interview with Lyndon Oh (CEO of Ozone).
There are a lot of great takeaways
Help me I'm decomposing!
Traditional businesses provide products and services to customers. The core of businesses built on blockchain doesn't work this
Front running (sucks)
Last week, I wrote about MEV and flash loans. If you have a lot of money in crypto to begin