#threadstorm 1/🧵 What is a $14 trillion opportunity that cryptocurrency is missing? This comes in the form of subscriptions. It is a market that exploded yet cryptocurrency is on the outside looking in.

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5/ This could be a problem as we go deeper. Hence Hive could end up serving as an AI data center for projects to tap into.

4/ Here we see where a decentralized database like Hive enters. If we are concerned about data being open, a blockchain is the solution. Each time we give more to Reddit or Twitter, they are closed systems

3/ It turns out both are done in an effort to combat projects from scraping the data off these sites. Social media is a trove of valuable data to train machine learning models.

2/ Both Twitter and Reddit restricted access to their data. Reddit raised the API fees which upset many users. Twitter restricted the number of tweets one could view.

#threadstorm 1/🧵 AI is garnering a lot of attention. The data required to feed the learning engines is huge. This has caused a couple of decisions by social media companies that are head scratching on

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5/ Few benefit from their labor, either paid or unpaid. However, #web3 solves this by bringing the idea of ownership to the masses. It puts assets in people's hands.

4/ What is developing on Hive is a step above the rest simply due to the fact people can earn the coins and tokens as opposed to having to buy in.

3/ The distribution of the economic pie is something that most were not able to partake in. This is being altered with the advancement of Web 3.0.

2/ The last time we saw something like this happen we 400 years ago with the introduction of the corporation. That, in theory, started a new economic paradigm.

#threadstorm 1/🧵 Web 3.0 is a major revolution taking place. Most fail to grasp the economic conversion that is happening. It is also the solution to the economic inequality people often point to.

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5/ We are not seeing how upset #web2 users can be a benefit. Alternatives are emerging. Here is where we can start to siphon a few away.

4/ #web3 seeks to address this. We know that Leo is looking at something completely different. Users are not upset over ads.

3/ This is where Web 3.0 can step in. We see how the new models that can be developed through tokenization can align the users with the platform.

2/ This brings to light the flaw in Web 2.0. In the end, the users are the product, hence the desires are not aligned with the platforms. This is nothing new but does continue.

#threadstorm 1/🧵 Web 2.0 appears intent on helping out Web 3.0. This might seem odd but that is the take away from their actions. Both Twitter and YT stepped in the bucket and upset people.

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