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In 2022, there are plenty of huge problems being solved. But the truth is that almost none of them matters more than the next.

I have about 4 or 5 ideas/companies in

1. web3 + sustainability,
2. web3 + identity &
3. web3 + community infra,

that I feel have massive potential.

But I feel totally unqualified to build any of them.

Anyone want to help me out?

Solana maxis are so toxic.

How can we grow this community when all everyone does is fight against each other building in the very ecosystem?

You know, I've thought a lot about the future recently and it's really fascinating that the thing that's most future about tech right now is...

...what's old.

The most important thing I’ve discovered is that constructing reliable large-scale consensus is both the most important thing we as human beings are trying to accomplish and also the most difficult.

Cross-Chain infrastructure for this decade will focus on:

1. distributed governance,
2. supportive investment, and
3. coordinated ICOs between chains.

Web3 does have a distribution problem.

It's become easy to penetrate a given demographic but how do we distribute (relevant) content to web3 users?

If you won't buy

1. crypto because it's too risky,

2. bonds because of inflation, or

3. real estate because of interest,

what do you do?

We've failed with web3 because we didn't build for underserved and underrepresented groups.

The 5-year plan:

1. tokenize everything
2. democratize the internet, and
3. democratize voting

The world is changing quickly, and any revolution we see today will always be at its peak.

Don't become deluded by current circumstances, or you'll become irrelevant in just a few years.

The ripple effects of the Fed's interest rate hike are significantly damaging emerging economies, especially in Asia.

Does the risk of inflation outweigh the risk of recession?

When voting, we're all counting on collective intelligence.

When relying on verified tweets, you're all counting on collective wisdom.

Politicians know a lot about how to put limits on the things that can make the world a better place.