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Democratizing Access
would their access to services we take for granted be enhanced? There could be a line of sight towards property, asset ownership, and banking, with these becoming a reality for those
Tim Lea • Blockchain: Down The Rabbit Hole: (Discover The Power Of The Blockchain)
web3 introduces the opportunity to create software infrastructure that is free to use forever, and that anyone can build on top of, but that rewards “the builders and participants for creating and contributing to these invaluable systems that serve society at large for many years to come.” Customers want low prices, fast delivery, and vast selectio... See more
Packy McCormick • Web3 Use Cases: The Future
Ownership and access are at two ends of a continuum, and right now the pendulum is swinging away from owning.
Robbie Kellman Baxter • The Membership Economy: Find Your Super Users, Master the Forever Transaction, and Build Recurring Revenue
Desirability of something is today decoupled from its price, and its access is decoupled from wealth. Instead, it’s coupled with social capital, environmental creds, cultural savviness, a story, belonging, and its transformative potential to make us better humans.
Ana Andjelic • The Business of Aspiration: How Social, Cultural, and Environmental Capital Changes Brands
appropriate customers from incumbent suppliers by selling a specialized product to a niche segment of customers at a fraction of the cost of the incumbent’s product.
Ash Fontana • The AI-First Company: How to Compete and Win with Artificial Intelligence
The ownership economy has the opportunity to address one of the biggest and most morally troubling issues of our time: economic inequality. As the wealth gap continues to widen to levels not seen since just before the Great Depression, the best way to combat this is to enable everyone to become an owner of wealth-building assets.