Ok I think I know what I want to use Warpcast for now.

I write a ton of business related things on commoncog.com.

That’s my ‘real world’ persona.

This is going to be where I indulge my crypto/protocol interests.

And it’s a little sad: I can’t really talk about crypto anywhere else.

bittersweet bummer but basically a necessity for anyone (writer or not) that still has to stay in contact with the “real world”

Writes http://commoncog.com. Books, protocols, and the art of business, from the perspective of an operator. Yes cats.

/cameron for content experiments. Helping Creators with /seemore. Yapping on /okbanger. Curating in /lounge. Dev + Veteran + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

I'm kind of thinking the same thing @cedric. But really, it's not that bad or unexpected. We always have to tailor what we write to the audience, and using different platforms for different audiences is normal.

You don't produce the same thing/format for LinkedIn and TikTok. Ditto for cryptos and normies.

/fieldway: sufficiently decentralized team leadership.

CoinDesk Director of Product Management.

Casts are my own and don't represent anyone but me.

Fwiw I do have a thesis on how to bridge for the business folk I write for:

1) point out Buffett was looking at acquiring cash-generative float-holding companies when younger
2) case study about Visa, hugely cash generative protocol
3) now what happens when you have a form of (2) you can invest in directly?

🙃

Bring your software engineering expertise to bear on your thesis, with nuance, and I think it’d be worth a read.

I’ve always enjoyed your writing because you attempt to unpack the nuance.

There’s *a lot* of nuance with crypto that you can do a whole series on

Especially now that it’s a bull market again 😎