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Over time, though, the Model T was very much a victim of its own success: by massively expanding the market for cars and triggering the development of car-friendly infrastructure, Ford created openings for other car manufacturers that previously didn’t exist. A company like General Motors didn’t need to compete with Ford by building a Model T clone... See more

Growth for Web3 companiesHow does your Web3 product scale?You can break this problem statement down to four core questions that you need to answer so you can lay down the foundational pieces of our growth model:How do we acquire?Lattice Capital did a great breakdown of the current proven ways Web3 companies can start framing their acquisition strat... See more

MusicThe fast-growing ecosystem in the music NFTs is also noticeable. Fan rewards and royalties are two significant differences between Web2.0 and Web3.0 musical collectables.

It wasn’t the internet that transformed retail or music. It wasn’t the smartphone that created Uber. Instead, it took business model change which exploited new technologies. In retail, it was the Amazon business model of one-click checkout, marketplace and next-day delivery. In music, it was the iTunes model of unbundling music to let us buy indivi... See more

I share Professor Clayton Christensen’s consternation about the overuse of the term “disruption.” In this month’s issue of the Harvard Business Review, Christensen and his co-authors Michael Raynor and Rory McDonald write:Disruption theory is in danger of becoming a victim of its own success. Despite broad dissemination, the theory’s core concepts ... See more

Evolutionary Principles of Gaming 3.0To start with, one needs to embrace the concept that web3 games are an evolution on top of the success of web 2 games, and not a revolution that can disregard all past principles. This is the basic principle we believe will be shared between all successful web3 games.We believe that the core of web3 games is abo... See more