Pawan Rochwani

DeFi De-Fi is the branch of Web3 that is pushing the boundaries of financial services by making them more inclusive, secure, and decentralized. The primary objective of De-Fi platforms is to remove all middlemen from financial services and transactions.

• If the distinction between real and virtual becomes blurry, how will future workers be competitive?• How does communication and collaboration within the “infinite office” take place?

Engineer Paul Baran made a number of breakthroughs that are relevant to the public, decentralized technologies to this day, including “message blocks” (a component in blockchain technology) and advocacy for private digital networks via cryptography.

The Cypherpunks were interested in harnessing cryptographic tools to build anonymous communication networks and markets without government censorship.

In-person meetings generate more ideas — and more creative ones — compared to videoconferencing.

An often overlooked ingredient in the secret sauce of collaboration is that, in person, team members typically share visual cues from their environment — and each other — that can spur ideas.

The idea of linking technological principles of decentralization to a sociological theory of political decentralization continues to inform public blockchain communities today.

Community commerce was born out of lockdown. There has been a 74% surge in online shopping in 2020 and 85% of people purchase products or services after seeing them reviewed on social media.

Key Takeaways 1. DAOs, De-Fi, and D-apps are completely different concepts and should not be used interchangeably in web 3.