The long game for crypto
It’s fashionable right now to declare that “non-financial use cases of crypto are dead." The messy years are what make the obvious years possible.
cdixon
Programming, philosophy, history, internet, startups, investing
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Read Write Own was released in the U.S.
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Resources for explaining blockchains
I wrote Read Write Own to help more people appreciate the potential of blockchains for building a better internet.
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Read Write Own published this week in the U.S. and the U.K. (international options here; more editions in other languages coming soon).
What people are saying about Read Write Own
I sent out advance copies of my book Read Write Own a few months ago, and was excited by the positive feedback.
Table of contents, signed copies, and special event invite for my new book (out soon)
I always like to scan through the table of contents of nonfiction books to see what, if anything, interests me — so I thought people considering the book might want to do the same. I hope everyone will find sections that are new and interesting to them.
I wrote a book: Read Write Own
I believe blockchains and the software movement around them — typically called crypto or web3 — provide the only plausible path to sustaining the original vision of the internet as an open platform that incentivizes creativity and entrepreneurship.