**An Analysis of Community, Vision, and the Future of Decentralized Digital Commerce**
By Michaelson Williams, author of *The Legacy Wife, Playground Dating Theories, YOU ARE ILLUMINATI: Psychological World War III, Trainwashing: The Secrets of Positive Brainwashing,* and more.
In this third Millix piece, I'm going to dive a little deeper into what I observed about the people and my perception of the teamwork within the Tangled Social/Millix crypto project. The main reason for this analysis is to bring awareness because it looks like some of the mammoth commerce companies will be creating their own cryptocurrencies. It looks like this will be happening in the near future because of the current halt to a U.S. CBDC following the Executive Order signed by Donald J. Trump.
From where I sit, it doesn't look like these companies will be treating their currencies as a means of empowering the consumer, but I'll get into that in later articles. Think about it like this: Amazon creates its own stablecoin, regulated by the company and backed by the Fed or something else. Imagine the control they'll have over the end user—you and me.
But let me pause—to get into what I observed about the team at Tangled Social and Millix first.
Specifically, Price Givings and the team around him.
After listening to conversations and podcasts involving Price, Danny, Eriksson, and Crank, one thing became obvious:
They are not people who all think exactly the same.
And honestly? That's healthy.
A team where everyone agrees on everything is usually not a strong team. Good ideas come from discussion, disagreement, and different perspectives.
What I enjoyed watching was the relationship between them. There was humor, debate, friendly competition, and the kind of interaction you might see between friends sitting around a grill, having a conversation. They weren't presenting themselves as perfect. They were being human.
And in a space where many crypto personalities carefully craft an image of being untouchable experts, seeing real personalities was refreshing. It reminded me that behind every project are real people.
Finding a Place to Contribute
Shortly after joining Tangled Social, I was invited to appear on NightChat, hosted by Paul, also known as Airosoul.
This was another moment where I realized the community aspect was different. The conversation was genuine. The questions from the audience were thoughtful. People weren't just showing up to watch—they were participating.
Throughout the show, Millix was being earned through engagement and contributions. At the end of the conversation, Paul gave me the choice of what to do with the Millix earned during the show.
I immediately knew what I wanted.
Give it back to the people who were there—the audience, the supporters, the people who helped make the conversation happen.
And that's exactly what happened.
The Millix was redistributed to the community members who stayed and participated.
That moment stuck with me because it represented something bigger than crypto. It represented something more than what I believe is coming with huge companies like Walmart, Target, Amazon, and the many others that will control public commerce like crowned the kings of buying and selling.
It represented circulation—positive energy moving, value being shared, people contributing, and people receiving.
That is the type of system I believe has potential.
You can watch my first NightChat appearance here: *Night Chat with MichaelsonEffect.*
I definitely plan on doing another one.
Why This Matters for People Outside Crypto
One of the biggest things I hear from people is:
"I don't understand crypto."
And I understand why.
The industry has done a terrible job making itself approachable, and down the road it's more than likely going to become something that's forced. Too often, crypto conversations sound like they are designed to impress other crypto people instead of educating newcomers.
But here is what I believe:
The crypto commerce model isn't coming someday.
It's already here, and it's evolving.
The question is whether people choose to learn and participate or whether they hold out and passively watch from the sidelines until the hammer drops.
I have always believed that opportunities are created by those willing to take action.
Not reckless action. Not blind action. Educated action—but not the kind that is repeatedly programmed through television commercials and internet ads.
Learn, research, and understand the money energy of cryptocurrency. And if you already understand more than the average person, help someone else learn, which is the purpose of this article.
Too many people discover something valuable and then keep it to themselves.
I'm not one of those people.
Why?
If knowledge can help someone improve their future, why wouldn't we share it?
Sometimes people need a little encouragement. Sometimes they need someone to say:
"Hey, pay attention. This matters."
That person could change their future.
To be continued...
Written by Michaelson Williams
Creator of The MichaelsonEffect
Author of YOU ARE ILLUMINATI - Psychological World War III
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