Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Web3 Are Already Reshaping the World
Parag Khanna, Balaji S. Srinivasanforeignpolicy.comSaved by sari and
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Web3 Are Already Reshaping the World
It also makes intuitive sense that we’d have digital money that’s programmable. We'‘re programming everything now; mRNA is basically running a program on the cellular level. Many of the current problems in the digital economy -- lack of trust, misaligned incentives, controlling gatekeepers, treating audiences as a resource to be exploited -- arise ... See more
Brian Morrissey • Why crypto
Presently, the dominant blockchain/Web 3.0 application is decentralized finance, but I think it’s easier to see the value of where things are heading, and to allay worries about hype cycles, pyramid schemes and speculative bubbles, if we look past the purely financial stuff. Once you start to dig into some of the applications that venture capitalis... See more
Will Wilkinson • Is Crypto Bullshit? - by Will Wilkinson - Model Citizen
That is, one of our premises is that the Indians, Israelis, American dissidents, Chinese liberals, tech founders/investors, and people from other countries that want to maintain their own sovereignty will need to avail themselves of BTC/web3 for decentralized communication, transaction, and computation.
Balaji Srinivasan • The Network State: How To Start a New Country
I highly recommend reading the book, but wanted to take a stab at proposing some inflections that exist within crypto that have been top of mind for me.
The new existence of low cost global permissionless payment rails. For the first time you can now send or accept money from anyone on earth for fractions of a penny. With the improving UX of crypto ... See more
The new existence of low cost global permissionless payment rails. For the first time you can now send or accept money from anyone on earth for fractions of a penny. With the improving UX of crypto ... See more
Josh Cornelius • for the love of god zoom out
