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The meta right now seems to be "the right way to build".

There is no right way to build a company, other than:

1. Build something people want
2. Charge (someone) money for it
3. Don't break the law

The last two are easy, the first one is hard.

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

If you were based in Europe maybe you'd think different about the last one... GDPR, MiCA and many other regulations to comply with

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Why so many talented Europeans move to the US to build their startups :)

They’re not. Centralized, do not fluctuate in value, and narrow set of specific uses. Similar to Roblox Robux.

Just waiting the SEC asking for information to regulate warps as securities 😅

There's a new concerning development regarding startups and taxes, particularly software development in the US due to a change in IRS tax code, what are your thoughts?

There's a new concerning development regarding startups and taxes, particularly software development in the US due to a change in IRS tax code, what are your thoughts?

https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1735030983173230944

I did kind of expect clarity of regulation to help.

Maybe the better frame of mind is that established companies profit from Mica, etc ?