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been thinking a lot about which parts of crypto are likely to be abstracted and which parts aren’t. @beandip suggested i read https://foundation.app/blog/crypto-wants-to-be-seen by @kayvon which lead me to https://cdixon.org/2019/01/08/strong-and-weak-technologies by @cdixon.eth both are phenomenal and worth reading

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been thinking a lot about which parts of crypto are likely to be abstracted and which parts aren’t. @flynn.eth suggested i read https://foundation.app/blog/crypto-wants-to-be-seen by @kayvon which lead me to https://cdixon.org/2019/01/08/strong-and-weak-technologies by @cdixon.eth both are phenomenal and worth reading

here’s my current perspective. curious to hear from others

here’s my current perspective. curious to hear from others https://twitter.com/_nonlinear/status/1742593234499485714

Take the case of digital art as an example. web3 addresses a fundamental paint point: I want to make money from my digital work.

There's no equivalent in web2. You can't sell digital work in web2 because they don't have NFTs.

This is why I think so many of the current products are struggling. A lot of the design thinking and branding is analogous to w2 e-commerce. I appreciate that fnd is focused on the creator and curator UX. That's what will win, people need good tools

Actually, marketplace such as Art Station does it, but it's cheaper (and I can also sell the prints of my artworks, feature that nobody does or proposes in web3 afaik 👀 )

Actually, marketplace such as Art Station does it, but it's cheaper (and I can also sell the prints of my artworks, feature that nobody does or proposes in web3 afaik 👀 )
https://www.artstation.com/marketplace/game-dev