No-code is the art of creating a unique solution to a problem that could have been written with code but the individual(s) have made it using visual methods without coding.
In Web2 companies, cash usually comes from investors and there is no value returned to them for years. Ownership is largely concentrated in the first handful of employees along with their investors.
Every person now has a choice at any moment in time for how to entertain themselves and they're always going to go to the best option because it's one tap away on their phone
Tokens can also be extremely impactful, whether they enable partial or full governance. Not only can they be used to reward early adopters, but create new stakeholders and mutual alignment. Platforms such as Rally, Bonfire and P00ls are enabling creators/brands to launch their own currencies.
Ben Thompson described this phenomenon in his signature aggregation theory. Pre-internet, you captured profits by controlling supply. Now, post-internet, you capture profits by aggregating demand.
Blockchain data is open and free: Financial applications built on blockchains all have a shared backend which is open for anyone to monitor. If someone takes out a loan on the blockchain, anyone can verify that the loan happened, at least in theory. The data is not trivial to get, but it is available.