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Web 2.0 & #Web3 Business Models difference

I think a lot of crypto space, maybe because of its roots in cypherpunk culture, tries to reinvent the wheel on things that regular financial, governmental structures have A/B tested for a very long time and produced battle-tested solutions for. And some of these innovations do make sense in a new environment. But many of the changes are trying to... See more

Fungible TokensThese tokens are recognized for having the same value as well as a replication facility. The scenario of ETH (Ether) on Ethereum is a perfect example of the fungible token. ETH tokens’ value is the same, and they can replace each other since their value is the same.Non-Fungible TokensNon-fungible tokens (NFTs) do not share the same... See more

Photoshop and NFTsAgain from The Verge:Adobe is launching a system built into Photoshop that can, among other things, help prove that the person selling an NFT is the person who made it. It’s called Content Credentials, and NFT sellers will be able to link the Adobe ID with their crypto wallet, allowing compatible NFT marketplaces to show a sort of... See more

Tech’s Yin and YangThat there are two philosophies does not necessarily mean that one is right and one is wrong: the reality is we need both. Some problems are best solved by human ingenuity, enabled by the likes of Microsoft and Apple; others by collective action. That, though, gets at why Google and Facebook are fundamentally more dangerous:... See more

Community is key and you have to create real long-lasting value. Creating trust to stand out in a crowded market.