The technology adoption curve was introduced by e m. Rogers in 19 62. The first people to use the technology, let's take the telephone, would be innovators. They're willing to pay any amount of money. Then you have the top of the bell curve, right? The big fat part. And those are broken into two groups, two majorities, the early majority and the late majority. So different strategies for different consumer bases and for different goles. I for sass products. Think it should always be paid, and you should not let people in, ah,. and you should be up run about the pricing.
First, Jason reacts to CNBC's Paul Tudor Jones interview, where PTJ warned about inflation and called Bitcoin (and crypto) a better hedge than gold (2:10). Then, Jason covers the new Bitcoin ETF and Hindenburg putting a bounty out for information on Tether (21:34). We wrap with episode three of the Startup Checklist, where Jason covers "Finding and Delighting Customers" in points 21-30 (34:41).