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hi, i'm . welcome to my internet brain. i work at union square ventures and live outside of boston with my lovely wife and two kids. @nickgrossman • blog archives • linkedin • speaking the path to decentralization: self-destructing companies july 2, 2018 • comments in june, the sec gave some of its most concrete guidance to date that cryptoassets can start out as centralized projects, possibly initially sold under securities laws, and eventually become “decentralized” and thus no longer sponsor-controlled, and no longer sold or transferred under securities laws. it makes sense that a decentralized protocol does not fit the definition of a security. there’s not a clear single issue or promoter (for purposes of reporting, etc); tokens are often generated on an ongoing basis (which would constitute a “continuous offering” and related registration requirements); tokens are generated on a fully peer-to-peer basis in the protocol (potentially implicating independent nodes as transfer agents or broker dealers, or requiring those as middlemen); not to mention how all of the above are complicated by new issues like forking. of course, all of this leaves some open questions on what exactly constitutes decentralization , but i am confident we will work through those to come to a usable definition. for example, “is the network forkable” is one simple (but incomplete) heuristic. another is: “would the network continue operating if the initial sponsor went out of business”. this second one is perhaps the most concrete, and i believe the the net effect of the sec guidance is that we will begin to see protocol development companies (the initial “sponsors” of cryptonetworks) set a course to intentionally self-destruct. how this is done, exactly, will remain to be seen. already we have seen a company / foundation split as one way of setting the protocol in the hands of a long-term custodian that is not the initial sponsor. some projects may bake self-destruction into their initial charter (and any associated coin offerings or distributions); others may make self-destruction part of the protocol software development roadmap. but regardless of mechanism, i believe many projects will begin to contemplate their “path to decentralization” — that is the takeaway from the sec guidance, and a self-destructing company (leaving behind only an autonomous, decentralized protocol) is the logical result. this is going to be a messy process. for example, the recent launch of the eos network demonstrated some of the challenges of handing off a protocol and network to the community. but luckily we will get to see many more real-world experiments as projects move out of the fundraising phase and into the build->ship->decentralize phase. -- trust and fairness june 20, 2018 • comments i was at an event last night, where the moderator, preeti varathan from qz observed that there seemed to be a lot of cynicism in the blockchain / crypto space — in other words, that the whole thing was essentially premised on a distrust of existing systems (fiat currencies, large internet companies, etc). it’s an… read more » -- compound interest goes in both directions june 7, 2018 • comments there is no shortage of writing and punditry about the power of compound interest. as usual naval has a pithy tweet about it: play iterated games. all the returns in life, whether in wealth, relationships, or knowledge, come from compound interest. — naval (@naval) may 31, 2018 i have been thinking about this a lot… read more » -- just_work = true april 30, 2018 • comments one of my former colleagues, rob marianski, and i used to have a running joke — we would be building and debugging something, and he’d finally say, “oh, so you just want me to set just_work = true?”. that was over 10 years ago, but it still gets me every time for some reason. (as… read more » -- focus april 12, 2018 • comments ryan caldbeck is on fire on twitter right now. ryan is the ceo of our portfolio company circleup, and he just joined twitter for the first time earlier this year and is, i may say, feeling very comfortable in the medium. over the weekend he put up a great diagram-oriented tweetstorm with a bunch of gems… read more » -- digital scarcity march 27, 2018 • comments as readers of this blog can tell, i’ve been spending a lot of my time recently focused on cryptonetworks and blockchains, and in particular, working through the complex legal and regulatory issues involved. explaining what cryptocurrencies, cryptonetworks and blockchains are is hard to do. as naval recently said on twitter: it is the mark of… read more » -- zombies eating kitties march 22, 2018 • comments on tuesday we announced our investment in cryptokitties, and, as you might expect, received a combination of enthusiasm and skepticism in response. bitcoin and cryptocurrencies already sound ridiculous to most people, and virtual “real” kittens made out of cryptocurrency take it a step further. but, as with many new technologies, these first use cases just… read more » -- a bigger container march 16, 2018 • comments an idea i like from zen buddhism is becoming a bigger container. my understanding of the idea is this: there are a lot of difficult/bad/sad/scary things going on in the world, ranging from serious global issues, war, famine, terrorism, etc; to things in your city like homelessness or joblessnes; to things in your family, like… read more » -- cryptonetworks and why tokens are fundamental march 13, 2018 • comments “cryptonetworks” can help us build a more competitive, innovative, secure and decentralized internet. “tokens” (also known as cryptocurrencies or cryptoassets) are integral to the operation of cryptonetworks. as we design new laws and regulations in this emerging space, we should keep these concepts in mind, beyond the financial aspects that are today’s primary focus. in… read more » -- running the usv analyst application process using ziggeo, formassembly and airtable march 6, 2018 • comments we are in the middle of our 2018 analyst hiring process at usv. for the last several hiring cycles, usv has had an open process where anyone can apply. i actually wrote about it back in 2011, right before i joined, remarking at the high quality of applicants that the process produced. that is still the… read more » -- teaching kids to invest march 2, 2018 • comments i’ve written a bunch about why it’s expensive to be poor, why we need better tools for managing money, and how to move from a labor mindset to a capital mindset. a big takeaway for me is that accumulating wealth isn’t just a functional activity, it’s a mindset that needs to be learned, and taught…. read more » -- how to make big problems small and small problems big february 22, 2018 • comments avoidance is to be avoided. — (@nickgrossman) february 22, 2018 i’m on a plane right now. i always find plane/train rides to be some of the best times to focus and get work done. on this trip, i managed to get two “monkeys” off my back — little tasks that have been lingering… read more » -- you need a budget january 14, 2018 • comments i’ve written for a long time about my desire to re-build personal finance infrastructure in ways that benefit people with the least money. we see new personal financial products all the time targeting high value customers, but it still feels like they are ignoring a huge, and important part of the market: people scraping by… read more » -- the weakest link january 11, 2018 • comments we have spent a fair bit of time over the past year working on security at usv and across the usv portfolio. anyone who has spent time working on personal or corporate security — and in particular information security, knows that there are a million ways in, and you’re never “finished”. fred wrote a bit… read more » -- from a labor mindset to a capital mindset january 10, 2018 • comments i’ve been quiet on the blog lately — writing is one of those things that’s hard to build a habit for, b

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