It’s impossible to tell the story of NFTs without starting with CryptoPunks — not only because of their superlative earliness but more importantly because of...

Crypto founders chronically overvalue the go-to-market of their products, and undervalue the go-to-market of their tokens.

Today we’re announcing that we’re sunsetting the Myco platform, and shutting down all of our operations related to the project.

Incentives are powerful. They help us build systems that shape human behavior, leading the right people to do the right things at the right time.

Crypto has a fixed-supply problem. We’re obsessed with assets which can’t be diluted.

When we first kicked off work on Myco over a year ago, we had a simple thesis: that the value accruing from a community's activities should flow back to its contributors.

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Over the last year, we've seen an explosion of a new form of NFT project: the PFP's. Sparked by a renewed interest in CryptoPunks, creators have designed series after series of characters and provided each them with traits and unique features that set them apart from each other.

Myco is a tool for bootstrapping abundance. It's an all-in-one platform for groups of people who have a shared set of goals and values— potential energy— to come together and convert that energy into real world action.