Who owns your scroll? What Meta ads reveal—and memecoins reinvent
Meta ads sell your data. Memecoins sell a vibe. Here's how two models of monetizing attention show us what Open Money might become.
Open Money project
The Open Money project is an attempt to build a book in public while developing a useful framework for making sense of the rapidly evolving world of crypto and digital assets. Project posts are published every weekday. A recap is sent out via email (please sign up) every Sunday. Feedback on any parts of this framework is welcome.
Bitcoin versus bitcoin ETFs: Not all crypto is Open Money
Not all crypto products are created equal. Here's why a bitcoin ETF isn’t the same as owning bitcoin — and what that means for Open Money.
The dollar versus USDC: Old money, Open Money
This post compares the US dollar and USDC to explore the benefits of open, programmable money and how stablecoins are reshaping global finance
Stablecoins: The quiet revolution in crypto's chaos
While crypto is known for volatility, stablecoins offer a quieter revolution. These dollar-pegged assets are reshaping remittances, global finance, and even U.S. debt markets.
The promise and challenge of borderless Open Money
Explore how Open Money enables borderless money — and why fiat ramps still limit its full potential as truly global financial system.
Section 5: What you can do with Open Money — use cases, memecoins, and more
Open Money isn’t just a concept — it’s a toolkit. Here are some real-world use cases like borderless payments, memecoins as meta ads, NFTs as login, and how money becomes identity in the network age.