Consumer Crypto

This week's newsletter is a look at crypto and the idea of network value. 

A few interesting things that came up while putting it together:

1. There are a lot of interesting "laws" or methods that were developed over the years to try to find a good network valuation model.
2. Not surprisingly, the valuation methods follow the evolution of technology (broadcast media, telecomm, internet...)
3. We are still using web2 network valuation models to explain web3. Maybe that makes sense, maybe it doesn't. 

I'm curious what comes next in terms of how networks are defined and/or valued as crypto becomes more widely adopted.

If you are interested, you can check it out here:

This week's newsletter is a look at crypto and the idea of network value. 

A few interesting things that came up while putting it together:

1. There are a lot of interesting "laws" or methods that were developed over the years to try to find a good network valuation model.
2. Not surprisingly, the valuation methods follow the evolution of technology (broadcast media, telecomm, internet...)
3. We are still using web2 network valuation models to explain web3. Maybe that makes sense, maybe it doesn't. 

I'm curious what comes next in terms of how networks are defined and/or valued as crypto becomes more widely adopted.

If you are interested, you can check it out here: 

https://www.danielmcglynn.com/the-value-of-a-network/