
He built Public Goods around fewer choices and everyday essentials. With Tiny Dinner, Morgan Hirsh is working on another domestic question: who gets invited in?

A college friend needed a new direction. Karl Floersch suggested Ethereum. Years later, the Optimism co-founder is still working on the same question: how do you make it easier, and worthwhile, for other people to build?

The Public Goods CEO has spent a career turning unfamiliar territory into operating discipline. His useful edge is less certainty than a practiced appetite for the stretch assignment.