The Market for Promises

In crypto, the price follows this weird (but structured) feedback loop where it actually increases the fundamental value by rising.The rising price creates more interest, which leads to new ideas, new startups, and new projects who ultimately feedback into a positive price again due to the innovation happening.


What´s a Blockchain? A virtual

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It's important to understand why even the most grandiose promises are "investable" at this stage (if inadvisable under US securities law). Tokens are issued on a blockchain, which creates, at minimum, the conditions for exchange, ownership and participation, as well as more advanced rules like scarcity of supply, consensus, reward mechanisms, and f... See more

"If we could re-architect all asset ownership systems today without any historical baggage, how would we do it? On a technical basis, the answer is actually quite clear (if you don’t fully understand the next paragraph, that’s ok):

In the world of retail products and services, most exchange traditionally begins with an ask, followed by an expectation that some utility will be provided. In crypto, however, we see the reverse: mass issuance of a fractional promise, the utility of which is not fully defined at the outset, but progressively realized.