The crypto industry has spent over a decade building the future using language that actively chokes its own adoption. Terms like “blockchain,” “Web3,” “DeFi,” and “onchain” became useful shorthand inside a tech native bubble, but they have utterly failed to resonate with the broader financial ecosystem. Advisers, enterprises, regulators, and mainstream investors don’t make capital allocations based on infrastructure terminology; they make them based on trust, familiarity, and cultural legitimacy.

Hey @Airbnb now can you announce a rule so that the host can’t cancel on you hours before you’re supposed to check-in?

Being coachable is the moat.

My Daily Practices and Habits to Fight Depression

Maxey could probably break 11 seconds in the 100 meters @SJD10304.

MAYBE I WAS WRONG ABOUT BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY I wrote about how I always used to make fun of the guys who said things like "Bitcoin is speculative, but the underlying blockchain technology is interesting." And now I think maybe they kinda had a point.

Latest edition of CryptED is live and we’re covering all things regulation after the recent updates from @SECGov and @CFTC . Tap in! cryptoed.beehiiv.com/p/crypt…

Nuance is the moat.

Sauna is my number one longevity intervention after exercise and diet. A lot of what happens in the sauna overlaps with what happens during exercise, and sauna can even add to the benefits you’re already getting from exercise, including bigger gains in aerobic fitness and reductions in blood pressure. Then there’s the long-term data - using the sauna 4 to 7 times weekly is associated with a 40% lower risk of all-cause mortality, a 50% lower risk of cardiovascular-related death, and up to a 66% lower risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Combined evidence from the physiology, exercise trials, and long-term data is a big part of why I take deliberate heat exposure seriously (and why you should too).

The politicians calling for higher taxes almost always have donated $$$ to private charities and their foundations over the years (very generous!) They could choose to donate to public charities instead (federal and state government) but don't? Why not? Because Americans understand where money is well spent. Donations to the government, cumulative since 1843, about $70 million. Donations to private charities about $10 trillion.

More of this, please.

“Until big fintech becomes part of the solution, it will most likely remain part of the problem.” 🎯

Hundreds of thousands of Black men are sitting out elections in Ohio. Almost no one is asking them why. ms.now/news/ohio-black-men-v…

Born different.

Comprehension is the moat.

I truly feel sorry for anyone who doesn't watch college football. Today has already been an all-timer.

This reeks of legacy TradFi shenanigans. Accounts being replaced by wallet infra will eventually fix this. Copy your wallet address from Alto and paste it at Public and all account history transfers over for $0.

What meltdown is going to be worse, Paris or Austin?

And Bitcoin? A new 4-year cycle bull market could be underway, based on its power law patterns. There doesn’t seem to be a narrative, but then again, bull markets rarely start with one.