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The Supplier Differentiation SpectrumConsider the six companies I mentioned above: Facebook, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Apple, and Microsoft.The degree of differentiation of tech company suppliers variesThese companies exist on a spectrum in terms of supplier differentiation (and, by extension, supplier power):Facebook has commoditized suppliers more... See more

Tokenised brand communities can become a formidable avenue for brands to forge meaningful and value creating connections with their most loyal fans. Through mutuality (aligned incentives) and agency (active participation) community members become active stakeholders, only to see their loyalty and effort being rewarded with additional privileges and... 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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DomainIn Web2.0, a traditional account is not owned by users themself. For example, Twitter owns all account information and is authorized to recall or delete accounts at any time.Domain NFT is a blockchain-based, open-source decentralized account system. ENS domain name enables users to create a human-readable wallet address and link it to the... See more

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

Tokenised communities have the potential to turn members into active participants and stakeholders, by using community tokens as the primary means of community access, engagement & coordination. Community tokens combine elements of fandom (belonging and connection), patronage (membership and support) and investment (liquid ownership and financial... See more