@GergelyOrosz@smsunarto The result of this is that tech startups avoid going public as a long as they can and non-accredited investors can’t fully participate in the upside of one of the biggest economic shifts in the past century.
@GergelyOrosz While at the same time stringent regulations made them lose out on a big part of the tech boom in the past decade while VCs and tech insiders made most of the money. There is a reason why so many participated in the crypto bubble.
From many conversations:
Young crypto investors don’t want to invest in anything tied to physical things. It caps upside.
Older real estate investors don’t want to invest in anything not tied to physical things. It limits downside.
A paradigm shift is happening in investing.
"I still can't believe that this is the protest that would prove every Bitcoin crank a prophet. And for me to have to slice a piece of humble pie, and admit that I was wrong on crypto's fundamental necessity in Western democracies." https://t.co/9smNKyabm0
My goal is simple - eradicate poverty. Web3 technologies represent the biggest anti-poverty opportunity of our time. Millions of lives are being transformed and creators empowered by new ways to exchange and generate value on the blockchain. It’s bottom-up not top-down.
@themindscourge Quite high, actually? Two clear consequences of COVID: (1) a sudden massive acceleration of technology adoption, and (2) a sudden productivity-enhancing reorganization of business activity. Both bullish for economic growth in the decade.
Built a prototype of a car-sharing system with NFT (ENS).
This system verifies if you have an ownership of @ensdomains (In this example, car1.sharedao.eth), and then unlocks a car door.