I should move to the beach…

Crypto has already won in one important way: it forced the world to imagine systems that don’t require permission to participate. That idea doesn’t go back in the box.

Most “blockchain” pitches fail because they start with the chain. Start with the outcome: faster, cheaper, programmable. Then quietly whisper: “it’s onchain.”

This year has been a lot. Not sure what the lesson is yet, but I’m definitely feeling it.

The crypto space rn

There’s been a lot of conversation on X about SheFi and whether women-focused spaces are “good” or “bad” for crypto. I think we’re missing the point. It can be intimidating to be the only woman in a room full of men. Many of us have lived that reality for years. Some women genuinely thrive when they have a community w... Show more

Tokenization should feel like Apple Pay: Tap. Done. The ledger choice is an implementation detail your users should never have to care about.

Tokenized treasuries are the quiet killer app. Yield, onchain, globally accessible. No hype, just adoption.

Highlights from Buenos Aires

The current state of crypto is basically “Visa but faster” sitting next to “Vegas on your phone” pretending they’re not related.

Nothing like waking up to another issue with a centralized service bringing down most of the internet.

No one: Me: Is he good at business or did his dad angel invest in his first company and subsequently bail him out whenever he needed it? 💅

Is “may I meet you?” a thing over here or no