Imagine a search engine (Google) that you pay to use rather than having your personal data sold and pillaged. Micro-transaction to execute a search query.
Possibilities are endless for web3, it can be built for the betterment of society. Own technology and build in Web3, don't let technology own you.
It's good to know what doesn't work, and then at the same time keep plowing ahead as if it does.
NFTs have utility and value even with Open Sea's trad-fi drag on them, and will continue to improve over time. At some point OS could jump the shark and over-regulate a pivotal project and we see a massive amount of users jump ship to a competitor.
Imagine a search engine (Google) that you pay to use rather than having your personal data sold and pillaged. Micro-transaction to execute a search query.
Possibilities are endless for web3, it can be built for the betterment of society. Own technology and build in Web3, don't let technology own you.
It's good to know what doesn't work, and then at the same time keep plowing ahead as if it does.
NFTs have utility and value even with Open Sea's trad-fi drag on them, and will continue to improve over time. At some point OS could jump the shark and over-regulate a pivotal project and we see a massive amount of users jump ship to a competitor.
Beautiful write up, and crazy example from the changing NFT being blocked (though less and less surprising at this point). Thank you.