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Web3 represents the next phase of the internet, characterized by decentralization, user ownership and equitable value distribution. Like all new technologies, its success depends on addressing market needs and understanding user challenges. However, many Web3 initiatives have missed achieving a product-market fit, often adopting a “build it and they will
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There is a lot of evidence that when the user benefit is great enough, users are willing to jump through UX hurdles and learn new behaviors, in crypto and beyond. Examples include the first iPhone (which lacked a touch keyboard), the internet itself, and all crypto assets and applications that
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However, as of late, the reaction from many in Congress has been one of increasing awareness and acknowledgment that the digital asset industry cannot simply be wished away. As cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology continue to gain traction and pose a practical and philosophical challenge to traditional financial systems, it becomes
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Product-market fit (PMF) refers to discovering how a product satisfies demand in the market. This can range from diverse to very niche use cases. Discovering how early adopters can utilize an emerging product is essential to discovering growth opportunities. Sometimes fit is not found, but that’s okay as you can
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As the bear market of 2023 unfolds, the market is filled with tokens and projects on life support fighting to survive or retain value. Many of these projects, products and platforms differ from Web2 companies. They do not have focused teams to drive product-market fit (PMF). They use levers like
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Intellectual property (IP) rights will continue to be a growing area of tension within Web3 and NFTs, as IP rights often rely on a single "identifiable entity," while Web3 is more often decentralized. Speaking to Cryptox, David Kappos, a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP said that IP is traditionally
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Tokenomics emerged as a popular concept in the crypto space in 2017 as a way to incentivize certain behaviors on blockchains through the use of tokens. The idea is that by aligning the economic incentives of a project with its users, you can more effectively drive adoption and usage. One area
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Global regulators are “going full steam” on cryptocurrency regulation. “The current structure is no longer fit for the purpose with the development of cross-border digital market activities,” said the chairman of France’s markets watchdog AMF. Global Regulators Going Full Steam on Cryptocurrency Regulation Robert Ophèle, chairman of France’s markets watchdog, the Autorité
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The built-in scarcity of bitcoin in particular – along with its verifiability, portability, and durability – makes it one of the most historically deflationary types of currencies we’ve seen, argued Rochard. Unlike putting cash into a typical savings account, or even a high-yield account that earns clients 1% to 2%,
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On this “Speaking of Bitcoin” episode, join hosts Adam B. Levine, Andreas M. Antonopoulos, Stephanie Murphy, and Jonathan Mohan for a look at the past, present and future of global reserve currenciesIn the beginning there was the global reserve currency (U.S. dollars,) national currencies like the Japanese Yen, alternative currencies like Ithaca
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