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There’s a big web3 debate taking place in the cryptoverse right now, and a lot of drama - so I wrote a play to help you break down what’s…
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The Terra Ecosystem - a “layer 1” protocol armed with practical products, including a decentralised algorithmic stablecoin called $UST, that aims to eat…
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"Throw that crystal ball out, you can't predict anything. What you can do is recognise when lightning strikes ⚡." — Peter Fenton, BenchmarkThis week is…
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What we eat and how we eat it is changing, fast.Our current food system is one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss on our planet, representing a…
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There’s been a lot of noise around play-to-earn (P2E) projects lately. If you suffer from information overload and lack of clarity on the subject, you…
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If one thing became clear in the last two decades for Silicon Valley’s brilliant minds is that network effects have been the holy grail of Internet…
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Folks at tech firms can be divided into two camps: ‘engineers’ and ‘everyone else’. Where the firm is set up to allow engineers to dominate, the result…
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All retail gurus claim the obvious: build communities, branding is the ultimate monopoly and you should focus on organic reach through earned media…
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We are currently at the crossroads of two trends of modern life: on one side, the industrialization of food, production, and pollution makes us less and…
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Applying the scientific method to business decision-making - creating hypotheses instead of final decisions - and testing hypotheses with small…
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IT departments and Startup Product Teams are resource constrained. They often can’t build the tools they need to do their jobs more efficiently. 🤩…
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Distribution is hard and increasingly important because technical moats are (somewhat) receding - partly due to the commoditization of code.🤩…
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