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Francis Tseng
✨blockchain communalism✨

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Doma comes in as an alternative to the old and broken binary of renting or buying a home. It's a third way, which doesn't rely on banks and mortgages, but on a network of people and places. A simple but groundbreaking idea, which can make our cities more affordable, inclusive, and sustainable.

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated 2 months ago

A good method for discovering startup ideas is to look into technological breakthroughs and think about what they unlock that wasn't possible before. In this introductory post, we'll look at Bitcoin and consider potential use cases that we can directly deduce from its properties.

The Decentralized Future Series

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated 3 months ago

Cryptocurrencies and tokens are becoming increasingly popular. In this post, we'll explore the context that triggered this frenzy, the new possibilities tokens unlock, and why people are excited about its future. Decades after the web started and seventeen years after the dot com crash, we have finally entered the golden age of Internet Apps.

The Token Effect

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated 3 months ago

John Harris he office planner on the wall features two reminders: "Technosocialism" and "Indienet institute". A huge husky named Oskar lies near the door, while the two people who live and work here - a plain apartment block on the west side of Malmö, Sweden - go about their daily business.

The punk rock internet - how DIY...

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated 4 months ago

Let's imagine Bitcoin has accomplished the unthinkable - it's become the one true currency used for peer-to-peer payments around the world. In this Bitcoin Valhalla, let's imagine that all non-cash payments are conducted with Bitcoin. Instead of credit cards, people whip out theifavoritete Bitcoin hardware or mobile wallets in coffee shops and hair salons across ...

Why a Bitcoin future will always end up...

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4 months ago

In one sense, the rave scene has always been encrypted. In its heyday, when news of illicit parties spread by word of mouth, you just needed to know the right people. But new technologies are adding another layer to this.

Rave culture is making its move onto...

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Updated 4 months ago

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