More and more I keep thinking about ways crypto needs to be b2b first, not consumer.

I actually think I'm more bullish on moxie as a token distribution system for establishing a community seed. That could be the utility that eventually leads to it creating a viable self sustaining ecosystem that funds content creation. Starting with the end without the utility is what's making it a classic 📉

Market the system to projects and communities for TGE instead of airdrops and seed investors. These projects will bring their *own* utility with whatever they are building, so it won't be a ponzi scheme for their community.

The utility of providing a service that generates profit will create value for moxie that can fund the content creation flywheel. But without that injection of energy as a baseline to survive the sell pressure, it won't get spinning.

Wow, @mazmhussain nailed it with this commentary on crypto, inspired by Dixon's book. 

Same thing I was alluding to about projects needing to build utility first.

We have to start building things for utility first! Less consumer hype focus, more good business focus.

Put on your big kid pants and give this a read:

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Wow, @mazmhussain nailed it with this commentary on crypto, inspired by Dixon's book. 

Same thing I was alluding to about projects needing to build utility first.

We have to start building things for utility first! Less consumer hype focus, more good business focus.

Put on your big kid pants and give this a read:

https://paragraph.xyz/@unmediatedthoughts/casino-killed-the-computer-star?referrer=0x1da73c35c521946bce66968be540406eda89f995