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Social Investing 2.0
Secondly, utilizing existing IRL communities and porting them over to Web3. Lastly, utilizing crypto-native innovations that have P2P potential, like Martingale Shares.
Chia Jeng Yang • Bringing MMO dynamics to Web3 business models
Web 2.0 was about social graphs — follows, likes, comments. Web 3.0 is about social + economic graphs — NFTs you buy, projects you invest in, social tokens you earn. Company profiles on Crunchbase are an early example of economic graphs. For most startups, you can see who funded them, how much they received, and when the funding round took place.
future.a16z.com • Designing Internet-Native Economies: A Guide to Crypto Tokens - Future
Maria Shen: I think there’s room for a social network based on NFT ownership. Already, niche communities have sprung up to support the ecosystem of people that own a specific NFT — think NBA Topshot, cryptopunks, or Bored Ape Yacht Club. A social media platform could give these different groups a chance to connect and would create a truly unique so... See more
Mario Gabriele • What to Watch in Crypto | The Generalist
So: reputation markets are inefficient, which means we need to find ways to incentivize social capital investing. What could an AngelList for social capital investing look like? P2P credentialing could be one approach.