Marc Andreessen recently dropped a pretty sharp take on competitive strategy. Instead of copying centralized playbooks, he thinks the real move is leaning harder into what already works—innovation and creative freedom.
His argument? Why chase someone else's model when you can push your own advantages further? For the crypto and tech world, this resonates. Decentralization, permissionless building, and open ecosystems thrive when creativity isn't bottlenecked by top-down control.
It's less about systems competing head-to-head, more about doubling down on what makes certain environments fertile ground for builders. And right now, that edge still belongs to spaces where experimentation isn't just allowed—it's the whole point.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 11-22 14:23
Creating something from nothing is the way.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 11-20 03:51
Don't learn from others, just innovate and roll your own.
Marc Andreessen recently dropped a pretty sharp take on competitive strategy. Instead of copying centralized playbooks, he thinks the real move is leaning harder into what already works—innovation and creative freedom.
His argument? Why chase someone else's model when you can push your own advantages further? For the crypto and tech world, this resonates. Decentralization, permissionless building, and open ecosystems thrive when creativity isn't bottlenecked by top-down control.
It's less about systems competing head-to-head, more about doubling down on what makes certain environments fertile ground for builders. And right now, that edge still belongs to spaces where experimentation isn't just allowed—it's the whole point.