Ryan Shea·Jul 23, 201810+ Essential Books and Resources for Startup Growth and MarketingIn this startup growth list, you’ll find 10+ books, blog posts, and videos that are highly referenced amongst entrepreneurs in the industry…A response icon3A response icon3
Ryan Shea·Nov 14, 20173 Rules for Token Distribution & EconomicsIn the blockchain world, 2017 was marked by a meteoric rise of protocol tokens — digital assets that act like the arcade tokens fueling…A response icon3A response icon3
Ryan Shea·Nov 13, 2017When to Use Protocol TokensThis is a post about tokens and decentralized applications and how they can work well together. We’ll explore decentralized apps…
Ryan Shea·Sep 7, 2017The State of Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Awareness — Sept 2017Blockchains, cryptocurrencies and crypto systems have surged in awareness and interest in the past year. This article’s goal is to take a…A response icon1A response icon1
Ryan Shea·Aug 24, 2017Centralized vs Decentralized — The Internet of the Past, Present and FutureThe internet of the future is still unwritten. There are warning signs it’s driving towards further centralization, and flickers of hope…A response icon13A response icon13
Ryan Shea·Aug 7, 2017The Economics of FilecoinHow it stacks up against Bitcoin, Ethereum, Zcash & TezosA response icon8A response icon8
Ryan Shea·Aug 2, 2017The Truth About Mainstream Adoption for Decentralized ApplicationsThere’s an entire industry emerging around decentralized applications. The buzz is all around and yet it’s pretty clear that it’s really…A response icon5A response icon5
Ryan Shea·Apr 10, 2017Bitcoin’s Segregated Witness: More Than Just Malleability Fixes and ScalingIf you’re in the Bitcoin community, you probably know of Segregated Witness as (a) a fix to transaction malleability and (b) a boost to the…A response icon2A response icon2
InHackerNoon.combyRyan Shea·Apr 10, 2017Software Applications as Complex Adaptive SystemsThis is a response to Decentralized, Self-Organizing Systems by Fred Wilson.A response icon2A response icon2
InHackerNoon.combyRyan Shea·Jan 3, 2017The New Month ResolutionDrop the New Year’s Resolution. That’s right, drop it and start doing resolutions every month.A response icon1A response icon1
