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In 2016, blockchain technology was going to replace, well, basically everything. It was going to replace the people and processes that verified and exchanged real estate. It was going to revolutionise how you lived from the self-driving car that autonomously bargained and bartered with other autonomous cars to saving the
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This is about 300 internet years too late, but it was lying around, so you know, reasons. There is some inherent value in NFTs, as receipts or tickets for instance that one day people will figure out a way that a lot of people want to use. Until then we’
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Web3. We’re just not ready yet. Forget the jetpack metaphors. We need a way to pay for things on the web as easy as a real credit card. I’m talking about paying by tapping. No validation. No weird super long sequence of words. I’m talking about comfort,
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It seems there originally was a business model for the Web that didn’t involve pillaging, violating and ravishing any sense of personhood and privacy you thought you might have had. Remember The World Wide Web? That thing that was supposed to connect all, digitally holding hands across borders and
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This is the second, and if we’re lucky, last post about NFT’s. The first one is one the blog and you can read it here. Money Make no mistake, Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs), are all about money. They involve art at some point, but they are tokens, they are