uncommons: cities

[un]commons, a commons for the uncommon in crypto, is an event series featuring a season of conversations between the individuals keeping crypto weird this s/s '24. https://twitter.com/uncommonscrypto ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 😒 Still pending?? 💬 Join the digital [un]commons 💬to get access to the event and for future [un]common news! https://app.console.xyz/c/uncommons Don't have the app? Download Console: https://www.console.xyz/download ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🏛️ 05 cities 🏛️ Lately, we’ve seen many forms of cities: completely new cities, temporary pop-up cities, co-living communities, and cities within cities. What are the benefits and challenges of building anew? Of integrating with existing infrastructure? How is technology and crypto shaping their evolution? ✧ Ryan Johnson, CEO of Culdesac, https://twitter.com/culdesac Culdesac designs, builds, and manages, walkable communities. Their neighborhood, Tempe, is the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the United States. Ryan was on the founding team of Opendoor, has worked with the New York MTA, and has been a real estate investor/operator for 18 years. ✧ Gillian Morris, https://twitter.com/gillianim, co-writer of Supernuclear, a blog about community living She has started, managed, and co-owned property in New York, California, Michigan, Puerto Rico, and Switzerland. Previously she founded Hitlist that grew to ~2 million users, and worked as a security contractor in the Middle East and Central Asia. ✧ G Clay Miller, https://twitter.com/G_Clay_Miller, Candidate for County Committee and Partner at Penrose With a background in politics & digital strategy, G has previously worked in the U.S. Senate, on presidential campaigns, and with advocacy organizations while also founding multiple startups. At Penrose he consults national governments and leading crypto firms on economic development and institutional go-to-market strategies. Stay tuned for more panelists...