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The problem is the premise. I don't think any of this is/will be "web 3.0" presenting it as such feels more like trying to establish the narrative that these te
by blamestross 5y ago
The problem is the premise. I don't think any of this is/will be "web 3.0" presenting it as such feels more like trying to establish the narrative that these technologies somehow represent the future to further the ponzi schemes build on them.
- afletsas 5y agoI am not sure I agree with that characterisation. If you look at the website, you will see that it covers a breadth of topics and areas, including the risks associated with many of these technologies.