Jeff Morris Jr.
@jmj
What’s the most compelling data you share w/ friends as to why crypto has product market fit? I’ve compiled some easy data but curious what you say: $100b+ of stablecoins circulating in system Trillions of $’s of economic activity 70% Stanford CS grads want to go intro crypto
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derek
@derek
It doesn’t. Unless you’re defining crypto solely in financial terms. In which case, it’s a seed stage startup at best. Early signs, for sure. But still not-quite-PMF.
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sam carter | 현춘
@samhcarter
1) explain how blockchain-enabled tech can solve obvious inefficiencies (fav example is flight insurance) 2) say “it’s too big to fail” at this point because of pure $ amount being put in 3) point out that the smartest people I know are dropping everything to learn about it
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Peter Kim
@peter
@perl [why crypto]
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lebek
@lebek
where is the Stanford stat from?
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Syed Shah🏴☠️🌊
@syed
It’s the last point. If a space is attracting all the smart people, especially knowing the kind of money available to CS students. Doesn’t make sense to ignore. That many smart people being so enamoured by an idea is about as big a flag as you can get.
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LJW_Wavydude
@ljw-wavydude
I actually like the following the talent approach ... data and stats around growth of talent (devs, founders, VCs, business folks) jumping into Web 3. It's people all the way down (or up) :)
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Adam Baybutt
@baybutt
Market cap of majors is another. I.e. marginal value of storing wealth in bitcoin protocol is some % of MCAP. Segmenting out the $’s in economic activity: BTC onchain volume, stablecoin tx volume, DEX volume, TVL. All speak to success of diff. use cases.
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