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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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Bets as CollectablesBetting is more than just money, it’s an emotional experience that sparks conversations with mates in the pub or causes heated debates on social media. Betting slips could act as a snapshot to celebrate or commiserate these stories but currently, it’s not a reality. Betting slips tell stories of players losing out on thousands... See more

What is a metaverse company?A fundamental aspect of the metaverse is interoperability, which will allow it not to be a platform dominated by a few companies but will be the sum of interconnected spaces where we can move freely from one to another. In addition, it contains a full-fledged economy and encompasses the physical and virtual worlds, which... See more

Onboarding at every stage: So you have your first 100 members, created a delightful onboarding experience that welcomes your members without overwhelming them, and drafted documentation. Now what? Onboarding is an ongoing process. Onboarding happens to some extent at every stage of a community member’s journey. Humans aren’t static, so communities

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That friend of yours who made money with NFTs is not smarter than you.You’ve read about all the accidental crypto millionaires. You feel demotivated that people are just excelling in life in a matter of days while it’s taking you years.

This is a very simple explanation of how blockchain can be used for decentralised betting, but here are the key takeaways. Decentralised betting is transparent for the players and the bookmakers. When a bet is placed, an agreement is made and the only deciding factor is the outcome of the event. A key advantage of this setup is the bookmaker can’t... See more

What makes an NFT specialAn NFT is a digital object — some computer code and data — that conveys ownership of something. The property could be online, like virtual real estate in some digital world or a special outfit in a video game. It might be something real: actual real estate, a painting, or seat at a concert. Then again, an NFT might be some... See more

Long-time readers know that I already summed up this phenomenon in Aggregation Theory, but in some respects I think my chosen name does this idea injustice: the word “theory” sounds abstract and disconnected from the real world, when in fact the elements of Aggregation Theory are not only very much real phenomena but also the connective tissue... See more