Tekelala

What we are doing is bringing successful and profitable web 2 business models to web 3 and providing value to the customers. 

Crashes aren’t only painful because of price declines, although it’s never fun to see your account balances slashed relentlessly, day after day. Crashes are also painful because belief drains from the market as quickly as cash does. And those who never believed in the first place rush in to fill the void with a chorus of schadenfreude-laced I told... See more

The DAO-ification of community facilitates meaningful collaborative work, continuous feedback, and a closer relationship between brands and communities. Distributing tokenised ownership and governance transforms community members into vested and passionate ambassadors and contributors. With some the key levers of building and activating brands... See more

Virtual LandNFT virtual land is an ownable area of digital land on a metaverse platform. These pieces of land are similar to Minecraft where the user has the freedom to be creative, except the digital land is completely the users, unlike Minecraft where Microsoft owns users’ creations. When having digital land completely owned by the users the user... See more

The difference between Web2 and Web3 businesses, is that Web3 businesses are open-sourced. Simply imagine Uber operating openly – anyone who wants to, is able to see all the transactions in its network. There’s no proprietary secret hidden to defend itself from competitors (or even hackers). It’s all up to the community & its network, to cooperate

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 People adhere to their dentist’s recommendations to maintain dental hygiene and minimize the risk of any dental problems.

Channels. The major components of this layer are the actual UIs that users interact with via web browsers or mobile apps as well as wallets. The latter are intrinsically linked to the “off-chain” world to fund them with fiat currencies, onboard users (and related services, e.g. KYC, where appropriate) and so on.UIs. Most of these are typical react... See more

The Hook model can be broken down into a four-step cycle embedded into the products of many successful web2 companies. As users move through the cycle, they get increasingly hooked to return and re-use the product up to the point that some level of FOMO (fear of missing out) gets them addicted and a behavioural habit has been formed.The loop... See more