Chris Dixon: Crypto Networks and Why They Matter
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) General Partner Chris Dixon discusses “Crypto Networks and Why They Matter,” giving an overview of the crypto space, the transformative implications of its technology, and the potential for crypto networks to lead a new wave of innovation.
Andreessen Horowitz’s Crypto Startup School brought together 45 participants from around the U.S. and overseas in a seven-week course to learn how to build crypto companies. Andreessen Horowitz is partnering with TechCrunch to release the online version of the course over the next few weeks.
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This is hands down the best explanation of blockchain and crypto I've seen after months of searching. Worth it for his take on digital vs. physical ownership alone.
I agree that the first users of the social networks and startups should benefit from their success. Because the first users are part of their success. We are trying to follow this principle when designing and developing an open protocol for social networks: Subsocial Network.
Subs and Doms
Really insightful presentation. You can tell that Dixon is future-minded by nature and his knowledge base is impressive.
Great presentation Chris!
This is an amazing content. Chris Dixon really broke it down.
It will take time but the truth is crypto will be the future. If agree like it.
The market on stocks and Bitcoin an Shiba Inu are good and all other option play, but as a beginner or pro on the market, it is highly important to have different streams of income and a diversified portfolio I've already invested in crypto currency which is very profitable, been earning much more from it.
Their is a need to for you to diversify your investments
having multiple streams of passive income is what guarantees financial security
TSLA, WKHS they are all in my investment portfolio,not taking any chance
i hope your portfolio doesn't comprise of Stock alone? You should consider.
Investing in cryptocurrency as well
Crypto is the future Been investing in the crypto world for 2yrs
now I can say its really profitable
steve jobs would disagree about users deciding. users don't understand the nuances of complicated systems. users can provide feedback, but they can't necessarily help design from a blank sheet. would good design and processing work with decisions by consensus?
You are dead right, I used to work for Apple and the mantra around asking users was the Henry ford quote 'If I had asked consumers what they wanted, they would have asked for a faster horse'. Users are capable of imaging small upgrades to something not entirely new paradigms.
You hooked on the pre-2020 add. I can see a transfer through the Canadian Reserves with United Kingdom of approximately that much equivalent. There within you have crypto off-site secured with actual visibility, not sure if this is the same in the United States?
Brilliant presentation!
Thanks for the great content!
How does it matter if it's capped at 21 million, if the transactions can happen at smaller and smaller fragments of 1.
Glad I watched it, as I view Crypto and blockchain more along the view of digital store of value and vehicles of speculation vs crypto and blockchain as utility and solutions to problems in the digital space. I am not even sure if that is correct :p
it was quite informative, thanks for the video!
Amazing insights for the primitive blockchain space !
You prolly dont care but does any of you know of a trick to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me.
I can't stop staring at that dope cartier santos >.
chris is so paid. loud watch.
water is abundant has great value. scarcity is not the only basis for value, that sounds more like economic theory than life theory. many say to live a life based on generosity and abundance; scarcity and perceived limits seem to be more aligned with man-made artificial value(like diamonds).
Love the slides, are they available anywhere?
Yes on the website of a16z
great content keep it up
Can I do intra day contract trading of crypto? Is any service available for India where they guide when to invest and when to withdraw daily ?
I don't know much, buh I believe you must have found your way out, cause this was 2 years ago.
Btw, you can trade crypto intraday
Shout out to The Amiga (7:30) - the best computer of its era....
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Summary:
What's new? Computers can make commitments.
Blockchains are "virtual" computers that can guarantee that the code will run as designed.
Bitcoin commits that there will be no more than 21 million, no double spend, your bitcoin is yours.
The trust guarantees provide new computing primitives (lego bricks) like digital money, digital goods (NFTs), smart contracts, DAOs (community owned & operated digital services) etc.
The tech is being built out, user experience will improve, adoption will grow - it's a great time to build applications in this space with the new primitives.
He talks unbelievably fast, I couldn't understand so many things he said even after rewinding multiple times.
#Shivamphatangare very nice
ahhh the good times when ETH gas price was $10c!!!!!!!!!!!
he must have not tried to utilize the blockchain in a very long time.
The video is from early 2020 or 2019 so ya gas was low back then
Axie Infinity happened a year after this talk.
Really?😮
If it is about advancement of the underlaying computer science then Cardano should be your bet... they are the only ones properly investing in the scientific process
Ever heard about Radix dlt ?
The concept of DAOs and decentralization is great on paper until you really think about it. Try running a company where everybody has an equal vote in order to make each single decission. Makes no sense.
Chris says something like "the future social network shouldn't be controlled by some opaque product manager group but by the actual user". Ok, try developing anything without individuals taking charge. Without product managers. With a whole network having a vote on everything. Consensus works amazing for a digital currency, but it doesn't if you want to run a company or develop an app.
DAO's are moving to delegated governance.
@@edmundbell-king4538 Wow, that was fast. I thought DAOs was the future but we just skipped through ;)
So delegated governances...like the government. You delegate on powerful individuals to make de decisions for you. But Chris said that the organizations would be controlled by everyone. That everyone had a saying, not small groups. Sounds exactly the same as what we're already doing 😆
@@EGMontesano If you vote in your Congressman, MP, whatever, you're pretty much stuck with them for five years with little transparency around their activities while they work for 'your' interest. Delegate voting (for any individual with executive authority in a DAO) can be withdrawn at near zero cost to you. Removal of support for a delegate takes away their power IMMEDIATELY. Because there is greater transparency in DAO decision-making (every transaction is viewable on the blockchain) delegates have far less real power, so far less leverage to do the wrong thing, so they become more accountable. The threat of de-selection is always there.
What's really needed to solve this problem is "decision intelligence".
Blockchain and crypto is one possible solution in this field to make any intelligent system that makes important decisions "hack proof" and inherently trustworthy.
But first we gotta answer the "how do we make good decisions".
We're building enolve, a problem-solution directory, which should help with this.
You don't own a domain name.
This presentation is full of technical errors. Realize that Chris has no technical background in the topic, and therefore misses the limitations of what he's talking about. For every application of blockchain he describes, there's a more efficient implementations using traditional databases.
How?
@@RiyadAbouJaoudeh A blockchain is, at its core, just an append only database. Some more advanced blockchain also add the ability to run small programs in the form of smart contracts (but with very low computational power). Their advantage is that they are trustless with probability proportional to the entropy of the mining. Basically, that means you can have a shared database with no trusted party maintaining the database. But the cost is high computational requirements in proof of work. But the thing is, most companies just don't need a trustless database, so that high computational cost just isn't worth it. Instead, they're better off just implementing traditional append only databases, which are much less expensive, faster, and more reliable.
@@bensnyder7680 yes I agree. However there may be new types of applications or use cases which we dont know about, that will emerge because of blockchain. As a capitalist CDixons’s mindset is what could happen if things go right. Not what are the limitations of this thing.
Thought this was ChrisMD lmao
Le hackearon el canal, que geys, o tal vez yo sea el que esté equivocado si es así perdón por decir eso
Who else clicked
On this thinking it was Chris md
38 min of messs ... talk talk talk ... empty ...
He frowns constantly. This will not be good for his forehead.
*Bitcoin is 7 Hours in front of the Day trading market!! Yo Chris My Dixon your mouth!! Start speaking in telepathy so you can converse with the people who run the markets*
A blockchain entity named Dixion discusses the robustness and vulnerabilities of blockchain technology.