Craig Johnson
@craig
In web2, almost every internet action has value, some are exceedingly efficient at monetizing these actions. Frequently this leads to user exploitation. In web3, these same actions (and more) are visible and public. How would you like it to be different? What would you change?
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Craig Johnson
@craig
I love this take, it’s true, web3 offers an incredibly powerful opportunity to increase the transparency of the commerce and interactions we engage with over the internet everyday.
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