The Internet of NFTs - by Musashi - Ronin Report
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Killing the attention economy.
To anyone paying attention, it appears we’re at an interesting moment in the history of the Web. On the back of ~60 years of Moore’s Law, the Web is now astonishingly responsive and high-resolution, and where >5 billion people (and growing!) are increasingly spending their lives. As remarkable as the Web is, though, it has — for reasons social, economic and technological — become concentrated in the hands of a very small handful of actors whose interests are proving highly misaligned with our broader interests as a global community. Where it was once hoped that the Internet would bring the…
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