Adam Jackson

the cash value of the brain trust token is actually not relevant to the network, right?

It's one token, one vote.

The more tokens you have, the more influence you have over the network.

So whether that token's worth $0.10 or $1 is not actually relevant to the operation of the network.

Hey, good to see you.

Yeah, you got it.

And it's a slight difference from Indeed.

So Indeed's like a job board.

It's like, hey, we posted openings, somebody fills it, it goes away.

Braintrust is actually a marketplace.

So the difference being you post a job, we actually host a transaction on Braintrust.

All the reputation, work history, and all that good stuff actually accrues to you on Braintrust.

And so the whole process end-to-end happens on the marketplace.

It's not just a job board.

Yeah, so we started out giving people tokens that were basically off-chain and weren't real tokens in exchange for, you know, they're like an IOU for a token, right?

And they were in exchange for helping us bring in more talent, vet that talent, bring on more clients, onboard the clients, all the things that you would do as a normal company, you'd raise hundreds of millions of dollars for and have, you know, 25,000 employees.

We invert that.

We, you know, you have the community do all the work.

Our core teams only have like 30, 35 people working on them.

And so we were doing, last time you and I spoke, yeah, we were like just getting out the gate.