You Are What You Own - by David Phelps - Three quarks

The one thing you couldn’t own online until now is your own identity—which means you haven’t been able to be yourself. Data protocols like Ceramic are about to change that.

This is the first in a multipart series on how web3 data protocols will change the way we work—or rather, how all businesses work. This first piece was written for The Generalist’s “What to Watch in Crypto 2022,” which features a shorter version of this piece—as well as a lot of gigabrained suggestions for where the space will go by figures like Chase Chapman, Brian Flynn, Gaby Goldberg, Tina He, Li Jin, Annika Lewis (also on Ceramic!), Julia Lipton, Eshita Nandini, and… the list goes on. Check it here. *** If you were a scholar in the years before the printing press, there is a decent…

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