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Tracked Posts
1
Total Impressions
468
Total Likes
32
Retweets & Quotes
15
Comments
11

Social Momentum Summary

Total Engagement - Comments: 11, Retweets: 15, Likes: 32, Impressions: 468

Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 1 source posts analyzed

@a16zcrypto

New markets have changed what people can trade and how. In the last decade, blockchains have started lowering the cost of building markets, making it easier to experiment with net new ones.

The image is a timeline titled "160 years of net new markets," spanning from 1865 to 2026, highlighting key financial innovations such as grain futures (1865, Chicago Board of Trade), listed equity options (1973, CBOE and Black-Scholes), interest rate swaps (1981), the ETF (1993), credit default swaps (1994), VIX derivatives (2004), the AMM (2018), memecoins and NFTs (2021), prediction markets (2024), and RWA perps (2026), with color-coded dots indicating whether a new instrument, new unit, or both axes moved. This visual reinforces the post's message by illustrating how blockchains are part of a long history of financial market innovation, with recent developments like AMMs, memecoins/NFTs, and RWA perps showcasing how new technology lowers the cost of building and experimenting with net new markets.

AI visual note: The image is a timeline titled "160 years of net new markets," spanning from 1865 to 2026, highlighting key financial innovations such as grain futures (1865, Chicago Board of Trade), listed equity options (1973, CBOE and Black-Scholes), interest rate swaps (1981), the ETF (1993), credit default swaps (1994), VIX derivatives (2004), the AMM (2018), memecoins and NFTs (2021), prediction markets (2024), and RWA perps (2026), with color-coded dots indicating whether a new instrument, new unit, or both axes moved. This visual reinforces the post's message by illustrating how blockchains are part of a long history of financial market innovation, with recent developments like AMMs, memecoins/NFTs, and RWA perps showcasing how new technology lowers the cost of building and experimenting with net new markets.

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