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Nov 24, 2022

Will Musk Make Twitter a Web3 Platform?

Billionaire Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter in October this is one of the biggest news this year. In a landmark deal, Musk forked out $44 billion for the social media behemoth, a platform on which he, a prolific user, has amassed a massive following of o

Nov 22, 2022

What Web3 is bringing to the World Cup?

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We’re at the brink of the Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022, which kicks off on November 21, and web3 has opportunities for the fans to be more involved. The crypto space is finding utility in the bear market, which makes it even more exciting and innovative. The

Oct 28, 2022

What Are Soulbound Tokens?

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NFTs, or Non-Fungible Tokens, are all the rage these days. They are changing how we own digital and even physical assets. But while non-fungible tokens can not be exchanged for one another, they are tradable and can be transferred from one user to the nex

Aug 12, 2022

The New Concept in WEB3: The Difference Between Play, Move, Watch, and Create-To-Earn

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The introduction of Blockchain technology has created numerous decentralized and tokenized ecosystems, loosely grouped under the catch-all phrase — Web3.

Jul 20, 2022

How to Contribute to Web3 Without Writing Any Code?

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The web3 revolution primarily depends on developers who create market-serving products and services with coding skills. However, that is not the only way to create value and participate in the sweeping web3 and blockchain tech revolution. You don't have t

Jul 08, 2022

What Are Celebrities Doing in the WEB3 World ?

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Web3 is a fast-paced world and is filled with exciting developments. Much like the dotcom space back in the 90s, web3 has provided people with a lot of opportunities to make wealth. Capitalism has a basic principle: Wealth attracts wealth and celebrities

Jul 08, 2022

How to Start a DAO?

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Setting up a company or an organization can be tasking: running it is even more demanding. You have to set up positions, hierarchies, rules, and sanctions. And then, you'll have to deal with internal disagreements and power inequalities which, if not corr