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How Can Businesses Benefit From Web3? Some businesses are already working with web3. High fashion brands such as Gucci started to sell virtual fashion. Digital art sales came into the spotlight with Beeple’s First 5000 Days sold for almost 70m at Christies. Sports clubs such as Manchester City are creating fan tokens to incentivize engagement.

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It’s hard to have a conversation with anyone in tech without the word “scale” entering the conversation; “Internet scale” is a particularly popular variation of the term. Scale is a concept that is at the root of most venture investing: because software has zero marginal cost – one copy costs just as much as 100, or one million – there are massive... See more

Takeaway: Have a clear objective of what you are doing. Your customers will read between the lines.

What does a great web3 game look like?Here are a few attributes of great games in the next wave of web3.The first quality of a great web3 game is that it’d just be a great game no matter what. If the game isn’t fun and engaging for users, then new web3 game elements won’t help. Founders building web3 games need to know: everything we learned about... See more

Azuro x Merit CircleWeb3’s composability allows for us to bring our two worlds together and integrate the Azuro protocol into Merit Circle’s soon coming platform, allowing for in-game betting direct from the dashboard. Just like the real world, the metaverse deals with uncertainty in outcomes, in turn, offering opportunities for prediction/betting... See more

Will Metaverse truly be the accepted term now and forever?It has several things working against it. First, the company formerly known as Facebook all but claimed it in their re-branding, spent $70+ millions doing so. Did they want us thinking of them every time we say the word? Or do they want deny its use to competitors?

Super-AggregatorsWhat makes Facebook and Google unique is that not only do they have zero transaction costs when it comes to serving end users, they also have zero transaction costs when it comes to both suppliers and advertisers.Start with supply: not only is the vast majority of online content accessible to Google’s search engine (unsurprisingly,... See more