Crypto is more than just digital money or digital commodities. They are new kinds of networks for exchanging value over the internet.

Is the social media tipping trend or new crypto primitive or just another way to spam?

Issue 25 of the newsletter looks at crypto’s Fear and Greed Index and talks about the impacts of the Mt. Gox hangover.

What is a web3 wallet? We cover the importance of web3 wallets, some best practices, and guess at what a wallet-enabled future might look like.

By design, stablecoins are boring. They are designed to hold their value even as other digital assets fluctuate wildly. The mechanics of stablecoins are now attracting attention outside of the crypto space. They just might become an important tool for managing the United State’s growing debt.

What do easy staking, an Emmy award nomination, and the mechanics of macroeconomics all have to do with each other?

In issue 21 of the newsletter, we take a look at crypto smart wallets and why this week’s rollout of the Coinbase Smart Wallet could be a big deal.

Issue 20 of the newsletter is all about the simplicity of memecoin marketing and the new attention economy.

This issue of the newsletter is all about the sudden Ethereum ETF approval, the market’s reaction, and what might be coming next.

This post is all about a new kind of social currency called degen.

This issue of the newsletter takes a look at how the Fat Protocol Thesis is changing as layer 2 activity starts to explode.

This issue of the newsletter is about the recent explosion in blockchain scaling and what that will enable as more activity moves onchain.

This issue of the newsletter is a roundup of posts featuring the launch of Runes and what it means for Bitcoin’s limited block space.

This issue of the newsletter focuses on the bitcoin halving and why its so important and who the halving could affect hashrate.

This issue of the newsletter is all about onchain publishing. The crux is whether or not onchain publishing will create new kinds of media models.

This issue of the newsletter includes both a 30,000-foot view of why NFTs are important and a very tactical view of how to actually mint one.

This issue of the newsletter brings together the first two posts in a series about new onchain apps and services.

In this issue of the newsletter is all about the building energy driving more activities onchain.

In this issue, we look at Ethereum three ways including ETH supply dynamics, the recent network upgrades, and the importance of the Ethereum roadmap.

This issue of the newsletter covers the recent crypto crime report from Chainalysis. It also takes a look at why memecoins are stealing so much of the spotlight.

In this issue of the newsletter, we cover the idea of modular blockchain design, mentioning rollups specifically.

This issue takes a dive into innovations happening across decentralized social media including the synergy between ENS and Farcaster.

This issue of the newsletter helps with some conversation starters on Super Bowl Sunday. We cover the role and growth of decentralized prediction markets. We also dive into a simple open money framework.

This issue of the newsletter looks at the idea of the future of money from a few different angles and covers a range of options.

This issue of the newsletter is a recap of a dive into crypto developer activity. We looked at what builders are building in two ways: by unpacking the 2023 Developer Report by Electrical Capital and then by looking at how developer activity fits into a basic crypto research stack.

This issue of the newsletter is the culmination of a three part series about the approval and launch of bitcoin exchange traded funds.

This issue of the newsletter features a look at the Bitcoin ETF approval news and unpacks the suddenly trendy decentralized physical infrastructure.