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Latest from Azeem Khan
Haliey Welch’s $HAWK Shows Why We Need Better Standards for Memecoins
The saga of Hawk Tuah’s memecoin testifies to the need for governance and transparency in Web3, Azeem Khan says. It’s up to the industry to provide it.
Is the Crypto Conference Circuit Good for Crypto?
Azeem Khan: When everyone is traveling the world, attending endless side-events, who is building and onboarding new customers?
The Next Stage for Public Good Funding in Crypto
Privatizing public goods investment in venture funds would help align incentives and lead to more sustainable financing for networks that have a social purpose, says Azeem Khan.
Crypto’s Venture Capital Gap
The lack of a central hub for crypto, compared to other tech movements, may be holding innovation back, says Azeem Khan.
It’s Time to Build a Sustainable Blockchain Ecosystem
For years, the industry has created and lost value without establishing real business models. It’s time to demonstrate that we’re on the path to turning blockchains and the applications built on them into real businesses, says Azeem Khan.
Ghost Chains to Goldmines: How to Create Web3 Products That People Want
The incentive structure of the current blockchain ecosystem works against useful innovation. CoinDesk columnist Azeem Khan has some ideas to fix that.
How Founders Can Revitalize VC Tokens
To get listed on major exchanges, many crypto projects are over-inflating their valuations at launch, scaring away investors. How do founders get exposure to VC funding without playing the inflation game? CoinDesk columnist Azeem Khan, a VC himself, has some ideas.
What Does It Actually Take to Build a Blockchain?
Focus on builders, builders and builders. After liquidity, they are key to success, says Azeem Khan, co-founder of MorphL2.
Decentralized Science: A Better Way to Fund and Grow Breakthrough Ideas
Imagine if the next blockbuster medication could be funded through a decentralized, transparent process? This would not only democratize the funding of critical research, but also ensure that rewards and recognition are fairly distributed among all contributors, says Azeem Khan.
