the platform of @zcombinatorio is really ahead of its time. let's talk a bit about how @ycombinator companies work. - YC invests ~500k checks into N companies (lot of them building cool software) - each of those companies are building cool things - each of those companies need software, and there is extremely likelihood that a YC company (even within the cohort) utilizes the tech in there - they all invest in each other - YC as a platform grows - they all make money off each other - the biggest ones branch out, and they carry the other companies with them due to software / hardware / etc deals & listings. - IE: maybe there is a new database tech being built, and it happens that 3 companies in YC need new database tech. they all buy database tech from that company. - let's say 1 out of those 3 make it out and make hundreds of millions a year. - database tech company now has a (likely) 8 figure parnership with the 1 company that made it out. @zcombinatorio takes that and applies it onchain. each successful and ambitious dev entering the arena helps supplement all other projects algorithmically; and therefore it should encourage the best and brightest devs in the space to join, as if one company succeeds, your company suceeds, and everyone wins together. just from minting. seriously, it is the future of our internet capital markets.