#threadstorm 1/Sam Altman is one of the brightest tech minds going. He has insight into how things are progress with tech and grasps what is likely to unfold. This caused him to write Moores Law for

4/ Therefore, what is the ECB trying to accomplish. This is what we look at:

3/ The reality is the ECB doesnt deal in digital euros. They already exist within the commercial banking system.

2/ Going through the propaganda, I keep asking myself "what is the point". What is the central bank trying to accomplish here.

#threadstorm 1/ We all heard about CBDCs. The ECB is trying to push the digital euro and show people it is not a great danger, especially to the commercial banking system.

4/ This is what we will see in many sectors. It is why the Web 3.0 model is so powerful. To read full article:

3/ This means people are incentivized to come together, something that market, businesses, and exchanges did. Amazon is so successful because it brings millions of buyers and sellers together.

2/ #web3 is changing a lot of things. We are about to embark upon an era where the structure of the internet, from an ownership perspective, is changing.

#threadstorm 1/ Intermediaries are something we take for granted since, quite frankly, they are a part of our lives. We are so accustomed to them, we do not even notice they are there.

4/ It is something that all platforms on Web 3.0, including Leo need to learn. Here is full article:

3/ It seems that people want to separate different sectors and industries. The challenge here is the world is going in the opposite direction. Elon is going to hammer the Web 2.0 platforms simply by offering

2/ #web3 has not learned the basic lesson. There are still no services and yet people want to promote it. This is called vaporware. Instead of building services people use, the idea is simply market.

#threadstorm 1/ Elon Musk is once again, showing the way for digital platforms. This is something that few consider. X as a telecommunications company?

4/ If Web 3.0 is going to be legit, it will require having databases that have value.

3/ Web 3.0 is not in this position. Those who "own" these systems, i.e. the community, does not appear to understand this. Instead, they reside on Web 2.0, feeding the engine even more.

2/ Why did Reddit command so much money? Simply we are in a world where the training of LLMs requires a ton of data. This means those who have it are in great position.

#threadstorm 1/ Reddit cut a deal that everyone in #web3 should pay attention to. It is also something that shows the value of a database. Unfortunately, most are not learning this lesson.

Fuck. Was just chatting with him on threads last week. It sucks to read this.

4/ The idea of equity stake is crucial. Here is something that I delve into within this article.

3/ There is an opportunity with Hive. #web3 is something that can radically alter the prospects for people. To start, you cannot get fired. This means that we are now dealing with something more stable,