Has the cryptosphere read this? the author of The Social Network is now a bitcoin believer — and thinks the Winklevii will have the last laugh over Zuck because of crypto
We fixed email spam because email is an open protocol and people were free to build their own clients. How can we fix Facebook spam if it's closed and only Facebook can look at the wiring?
crypto is so fast moving and so complicated now, i think we need protocol tours.
pay someone to explain all the protocol concepts, take you around to meet all the teams, and attend a protocol devcon safari to cap it all off.
It's my last day at CoinDesk and it was a great one to end on.
Just in the last week we:
*Assembled a cast of Ethereum faces to talk about five years of the world computer
*Published a (hopefully) funny deepfake
*Used an NFT paywall to hide it
Fun times, CD fam✌️
🔔I started .
It's a resource for people who want to do the crucial social, community and support work required for blockchains to function.
I've started with
@masonnystrom
's piece on how he got a job in crypto.
What else should be there?
In the midst of all this, can we just remember that this all started with serious solid reporting from
@IanAllison123
at
@CoinDesk
? This is why we need serious crypto media, frens. Think about it next time you bash a reporter.
You know something about ethereum, but how much do you know about
@NEO_Blockchain
? The two chains meet to talk platforms, communities, and ecosystems.
Excited to welcome
@Bakkt
to the Invest: Asia agenda in Singapore in two weeks. Just days after its bitcoin warehouse opens for business on Sept 6, and shortly before its futures contracts launch.
#InvestAsia
@PiCoreTeam
@ACJRnetwork
thanks! are nicolas kokkalis and chengdiao fan really involved in pi network? how come it's not mentioned on his stanford bio page?
This is a pretty stunning crypto media/data chart, IMO.
@coingecko
turned a ~25m views gap with
@CoinMarketCap
into an ~8m views gap in six months.
And CG beats CMC on search referral traffic, which suggests momentum is strongly on CG's side.
I'm increasingly hearing about a crypto project called
@PiCoreTeam
, but only from non-crypto people. It names Stanford folks who are in the blockchain community there as founders. Can anyone shed some light on it?
We are also discussing this in
@ACJRnetwork
Telegram.
So just today we have:
-$700m+ bitcoin buy by a UK mutual fund
-$1b+ eth and btc buy by howard marks backed hedge fund
-guggenheim partners CIO says they have btc $400k price target
🤯🤯🤯
the pic is kind of awkward, but they got my name right, and i actually did start Consensus, so come along and see you in Austin. hard to believe how far this event has come since we did a 600 person one-day conference in 2015.
.
@joonian
helped create the very first Consensus festival in 2015 and he returns for
#Consensus2022
. His work is to make crypto journalism accessible to all.
Fascinating look at a group of crypto miners with the ultimate edge: free electricity—They’re college students who mine in their dorm rooms.
By
@_KarenHao
The Block is now effectively owned by its management and employees, with no outside investors. A strong signal of its desire for independent journalism and research, in a space dominated by crypto publications owned by powerful incumbents.
I may not agree with everyone in the crypto community, or the emerging mongoose community, on each aspect of financial services regulation. But all of us are united in our concern for the people of Kentucky. (1/2)