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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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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

• We can frame  token design as optimization design , then use optimization design methodology.


• Inspired by  software engineering patterns , we can document emerging patterns for token design.


• Simulation, verification, and design space exploration (CAD tools)  for circuit design have helped engineers analyze, design, and verify wickedly complex chips.

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The State of FANGEach of the FANG companies is in a similar position in their respective industries: they haven’t so much disrupted incumbents as they have subsumed them:Facebook: The late David Carr, who first broke the news about Facebook’s Instant Articles initiative back in 2014, worried that “media companies would essentially be serfs in a... See more

Decentralised betting is not a new concept. In fact, blockchain’s answer to it a.k.a. prediction markets have been at it for as much as 7 years with well-known projects like Gnosis, Augur and other more recent ones like Polymarket going for it. Betting/predictions is an obvious choice for decentralisation via smart-contract blockchains. But it... See more