Crypto is often compared to the early days of the internet. The CIO of BlockTower Capital makes his comparison in this Forbes article. His conclusion: It’s 1994 in cryptocurrency. | learn more
Multicoin Capital publishes a lot of great analyses about tokens on their site. This recent one from December outlines how having too much token velocity can hold back price appreciation. Frankly I don’t fully understand this – any volunteers to […]
This article by Benedict Evans of Andreessen Horowitz is a few years old, but I found myself re-reading it recently. | learn more
“The Israel Defense Forces’ clandestine Unit 8200 isn’t just the mythical cybersecurity and spy squad. It’s probably the best school for entrepreneurship in the world, spawning hundreds of game-changing tech startups. Here’s a definitive look inside.” | learn more
“The good news is that there’s a lot of progress to report on both [crop science and energy research]. Here’s an overview of the developments I’ll be highlighting in Paris.” | learn more
If you’re a regular reader, this might not be news to you. But if you’re still on the fence, maybe the fact that it’s published by Harvard Health Publishing might lend some weight to the info? | learn more
“U.S. health officials … approved the nation’s first gene therapy for an inherited disease, a treatment that improves the sight of patients with a rare form of blindness.” | learn more
I love this! “Researchers are getting closer to using gene editing for disease treatments and organ transplants.” | learn more
I love this concept, and first tried it (minimally) during a mentorship program a few years ago. Most personality quirks and preferences require learning slowly over time – why not make them explicit up-front? The Quartz team did, and then […]
Lightspeed partner Jeremy Liew is in some ways the opposite of Andreas Antonopolous – he’s living squarely in the present. He digs into use cases and applications, concludes what the tech is and isn’t good for today, and lays out […]