I deeply believe in a future where onchain wallets are: * universal - they work across all apps * non-custodial - apps can't hack you * smart - experiences "just work" * open source - your keys, your code getting there will take concerted effort, but we deserve this future.

Imagine if we built our internet, cell networks, and power grids like we make Wikipedia. That's DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks). Anyone can contribute hardware or software, get paid in crypto, and own a piece of the network. It's crowdsourcing the

“The Slow Cook is the best kind of Cook” — ///Steki.eth He spitting that fire flame factual fax ♨️

This was the biggest risk in history. Nike bet $2.5 million on an unproven college kid with 0 experience: Michael Jordan. If he didn't dominate the NBA in 1 year, Nike would go bankrupt. (Here's what happened next 🧵)

Hey, I’m David. I built a 7-figure Web3 marketing agency, turning setbacks into opportunities. On X, I post cool stories about pushing boundaries, and insights about business, blockchain, health & entrepreneurship.

Steve Jobs' obsession with simplicity didn't just change tech. The interface shift from 1984 to iPhone in 2007 rewired our brains. We tap, swipe, and get instant gratification. Has "user-friendly" helped us, or hurt us?