Navigating the thorny fields of moderation is without question the number one issue facing consumer platforms today. The question isn't really "if" (yes, you should moderate in some way) or "when" (start as early as possible), but "how".

In this first post in a series, we look at the first Onchain Principle from Bunches: grow the pie. What's the state of onchain growth today, and how do we move the needle?

How did the truth pebble of "the blockchain is a shared immutable database" become the false boulder of "the blockchain is the new internet"? The chain is infra not internet. Abstracting it away is the path to wide adoption.

At Bunches, we've identified four steps to building an economy: identity, community, network, economy. They can't be skipped. Only fast-forwarded.

In this post, we take a look at some of the considerations that we're thinking through at Bunches in designing onchain tokens for quantifying soft assets like reputation and sports fandom.

In this post, I take a sober look at the potential downsides of financializing culture, and what may be done about them.