It’s not about whether any particular platform is centralized, or who owns how much of what. It’s about the fact that the data is open, that builders and users have choice, and that they’ll choose the platforms that extract less and give them more ownership.
As mentioned, I believe MVCs are more about the mindset of constantly experimenting. You should be doing this all the time, no matter the size of your community.
• Recent research in the UK indicates that 46% of people working across industries are at risk of burnout from their job, and this risk profile increases for those of us working from home.
The future for NFTs is bright and we’re only scratching the surface of what NFTs will evolve into. There is no one-size-fits-all approach and that’s what makes this industry so exciting. An NFT collection needs to have community, access, and utility to create collective value.
And too much of a focus on our intuitions about social media’s echo-chamber effect could obscure the relevant counterfactual: a conservative might abandon Twitter only to watch more Fox News.
Web3 isn’t all good or all bad, but we believe it’s net good, it’s happening either way, and it deserves more thoughtful and honest critiques and, yes, regulation, in order to reach its full potential.