I’ll double down on my original prediction: Threads is a dud.

My hunch is that Threads is here to stay. I think the ability to import an existing social graph is huge - better feed, better recs, etc. In my first 10 minutes on the platform I re-connected with friends who never made it to Twitter. Also, integrations with other fediverse platforms has a lot of potential.

Would be first major social network to not follow this pattern

human, coder, artist. by day @agora, by night @basedbits. running, reading, coding

Would be first major social network to not follow this pattern

https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service

The writing in this post is objectively self indulgent. Makes it hard to read. Do you have notes by any chance on some key takeaways?

Productising RWAfi @plumenetwork. Building https://transferagentprotocol.xyz on it. Hosting /rwa and /plume and /nest

The only problem is externality pricing.

Building https://negationgame.com

Surprised. Because you’re concise and straight to the point. Did the first 800 words of that post not turn you off?

Like I don’t need to read inside jokes between the writer and themselves goddamit. I want the fucking argument, then data, then the conclusion.