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The video also addresses Joe’s vision for Web 3.0, remarking, “We will have these network business models where people and companies can inhabit different roles to create products and services that we all own and benefit from.”

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.

I’ve found that many new Web3 companies focus on one or two of these aspects, but rarely all three:They create but can’t deliver or capture value.They create and deliver but can’t capture value.They capture value but don’t create or deliver.It isn’t entirely surprising, especially since I experienced many of these same growing pains during the firs... See more

The structure of tokens can be classified into:Layer 1 TokensThese types of tokens are native to a particular blockchain and are used to power all of the services in the blockchain. The BNB on Binance Chain is an example of the Layer I token in cryptocurrencies. Ether or ETH on the Ethereum network is another well-known example of a Layer 1 token i... See more

The first record of sports betting dates back to more than 2,000 years ago. Betting on the ancient Olympics was where it started. Fast forward to the 20th century betting moved to casinos In Las Vegas in the 50s and then widely throughout the world with tens of thousands of betting shops. The true catalyst though was the internet which made betting... See more

“A” DAO? What’s that? Why is it better?DAO stands for a Decentralized Autonomous Organization. Some people like to also refer to it as Digital Autonomous Organization, but I prefer the former.They are virtual organizations. In the real world, you have organizations or companies right? And these companies have Shareholders and a Board of Directors. ... See more

Web 2.0 & #Web3 Business Models difference

The global rise of NFTs has been massive, but in Africa, the ascent has been meteoric, especially in countries with burgeoning art ecosystems. Like much of the broader art world, NFTs penetrated Africa in early 2021, after Beeple’s $69.3 million sale at Christie’s in New York. In response, artists working in African cities, from established painter... See more