My short answer, which I elaborate on in my ‘What The Zuck’ article and keynotes, is always—you are! Why? Because the promise of Web3 flips the ownership model and gives the money and the power back ...

Expressing one’s identity has always been a basic human desire. As human beings, belonging to a community is interwoven with our need for survival as a species. In ancient days, being part of a larger ...

With its re-envisioning of the ownership economy, Web3 offers new avenues to explore with loyalty programs and points. The current design of loyalty programs does not seem to be one of the main ...

While streaming platforms have dominated the entertainment industry for decades, the bar for success has also increased — which leads to shows being quickly axed and creators being sidelined. Web3 — ...

We’re diving into the strange, ever-evolving world of Web3 gaming. NFTs, cryptocurrency, and the blockchain took no time at all to converge with the gaming world. The very second we started to attach ...

According to the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA), Web3 uses blockchain technology as a building block. The third generation of the web uses a combination of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) ...

The web has evolved exponentially since the first website was created in 1991. It's gone from Web 1.0's simple static web pages to the dynamic and user-generated content of Web 2.0. Processing Content ...

Lo and behold, we’re already halfway into 2023, which means we’re only a couple weeks away from brand new, sizzling data on the second quarter. However, it’s always wise to keep an eye on the horizon, ...

Over the past few weeks I’ve been rounding out my coverage of my trip to Bright Star Studios (BSS) in mid October. Throughout these interviews, I was able to play through Ember Sword’s first dungeon ...

One obscure corner of the gaming ecosystem that has shown the courage to put the Web3 back in Web3 games is: fully on-chain games. As the name suggests, these games use the blockchain as an ...

For decades, a few powerful groups have dominated the entertainment industry. Studios and networks have decided what gets made and how revenues are split. In doing so, many talented creators have ...