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therefore necessary to introduce some elements of centralization and complexity as a stopgap pending more widespread consumer adoption of cryptocurrency. Thus, when examining the primary financial relationship Koji facilitates—that between an audience and a creator via web-based in-app purchases (a simple example of which would be a tip jar app)—we... See more
Koji • Spheres of Self: Performativity and Parasociality in the Metaverse
Tokenized: coordinates around a commonly held token on a blockchain.
Forefront • Tokenized Communities
Now the missing piece in all this is the user interface around reputation. In the traditional financial world, we have credit scores. In social media, we have follower counts and engagement metrics (likes, retweets). In crypto, there hasn’t been a tool or platform that has been able to look at everyone’s wallet history, make sense of it, and presen... See more
Andrew Beal • Issue #19: Participation
Cryptocurrency
Anthony Fiedler • 2 cards
Coordinape: Coordinape is a web3-native compensation tool that spun out of the Yearn ecosystem. To quickly summarize, it’s a peer assessment-based tool where contributors can allocate “GIVE” tokens to their colleagues based on the amount of work they’ve done over some period of time. At the end of the round, users split the pool of funds pro-rata b... See more
BanklessDAO • How to get paid by DAOs on Bankless
8. The average DeFi related DAO commands ~100 million in AUM. ( 60 DAOs in total handling $6 billion)
Chainalysis • The Chainalysis State of Web3 Report
Services like BrightID and ENS let us prove we’re human + add digital identities on top of our wallets, letting us “put our mouth where our money is,” but it’s DIDs that bring the disparate parts of our online identities into one.
Zach Davidson • RabbitHoleDAO: Why Decentralization Matters
Crypto philanthropy
Sarah Drinkwater and • 7 cards
simply accessing LLMs via APIs has limitations. Instead, combining them with other data sources and tools can enable more powerful applications. In this chapter, we will introduce LangChain as a way to overcome LLM limitations and build innovative language-based applications.