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I was reminded of the smiling curve while reading this excellent piece by David Carr in the New York Times about Facebook and publishers:For traditional publishers, the home page may soon become akin to the print edition — nice to have, but not the primary attraction. In the last few months, more than half the visitors to The New York Times have... See more

Web3 space has made its mark in the financial spectrum and is now set to capture the entire gaming market. It has been heralded as the future of engaging with people and businesses. However, the tech we use in Web3 is newly built and requires us to find behavioral parallels in massively multiplayer online games (MMOs). These virtual worlds are... See more

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

By classifying the mainstream NFTs, we observe that NFT has already gone beyond art/collectables. More and more NFT projects start to empower NFT diverse utilities to bring a better usage experience to the buyers. During the bear market, those NFT projects which are 100% consist of speculation will disappear and those NFTs with a good story,... See more

Fungible TokensThese tokens are recognized for having the same value as well as a replication facility. The scenario of ETH (Ether) on Ethereum is a perfect example of the fungible token. ETH tokens’ value is the same, and they can replace each other since their value is the same.Non-Fungible TokensNon-fungible tokens (NFTs) do not share the same... See more

We all know that feeling of belonging to something — comfort, happiness, peace. It feels like magic being in your place with your people and being able to play your role in the glue that holds that space together. Many communities capture these ephemeral, magical moments of the human condition and turn them into lasting, life-changing... See more

Winners in the Web3 space will be the ones that can clearly define:1. Where in the spectrum of centralization vs. decentralization will this product sit?2. Is this a network effect-driven business or not?3. What does success look like? (User growth, TLV, developer activity, transaction volume, wallets connected, etc.)