just finished onboarding to Teams by @splits*. takeaways:

1) best-in-class crypto product
2) onchain company funds now feel tangible, available, and usable
3) 10x improvement to safe + hw wallet
4) its fast, looks good, and works well

*i'm not an investor (but wish i was)

we should normalize community rounds for crypto projects

we have the tools (echo, juicebox, many others). let people invest in teams they believe in.

figuring out my next thing | marketing, content, growth | prev. Juicebox, Nouns, RAW DAO | casting about coffee, hi-fi, and other rabbit holes

What do you think is the smallest size round that would make sense to do as a community round?

Gitcoin was kinda that in a way but in practice was way too small to be material for most projects (except for the handful most popular who need it least).

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

shazow.net

Currently: WhatsABI

big enough that anyone who wants to participate can chuck in up to 100k, ish. the megaETH community round on echo was a good example, I think.