Tokens and the Family Car Adam B. Levine February 15, 2016 We live in a world powered by tokens. Your car probably still uses the old style—a metal key that completes an electrical circuit when inserted into the ignition. The key identifies you as the user and grants complete control to do as you want. Newer […]

Tokens and Open Source Hardware Manufacturing, Distribution and Sales Adam B. Levine January 26, 2016 Overview Open Source Hardware is a popular and growing movement. An organization (sometimes charity, usually a non-profit) develops hardware designs and specifications and publishes them to the open source without the desire or potentially the ability to produce the physical […]

The New Token Economy: An Introduction (Video & Transcript) Adam B. Levine January 20, 2016 (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Kj4cCla3Li9P77GtLWEsNAu3PUemSc1QXfuWAokdQKI/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=10000) and Transcript The New Token Economy Whatever you do for a living, Whether you charge by the hour, the item, by project, or per line of code, you can within a few minutes and for less than a dollar […]

Tokens, Trains and Right-of-Way Adam B. Levine January 20, 2016 This week instead of talking about a current Tokenly project, I wanted to get a little hypothetical and talk about one of the non-monetary uses of Tokens that I sometimes think about. Bitcoin As A Token When we think of “tokens” like bitcoin, most of […]

Tokenly Pockets Updated to V0.1.11 – New Permissions, Pay-with-Pockets buttons and Export/Import Address Labels Adam B. Levine September 3, 2015 This morning @loon3 rolled out the latest version of the Tokenly Pockets Multi-Token Wallet to the Chrome store which contains some changes that are both helpful now but will be even more helpful as the Tokenly ecosystem grows over […]