In cryptoverse (Internet 2.0), I can now:

1. Earn fixed savings rate of 20% per annum on stablecoin/USD-equivalent (app.anchorprotocol.com)

2. Invest in US equities from anywhere in the world with near zero transaction fees (terra.mirror.finance)

...
3. Invest in people as assets globally (bitclout.com -> stock market for people)

4. Make/receive international payments with near-zero transaction costs ( $USDT)

5. Invest in revenue generating tokens ( $LUNA $MIR $ANC $NXM $YFI $SUSHI $ALPHA)

...
6. Own unique digital art (NFTs) with provable ownership (@thecryptopunks)

7. Invest in in-game utility assets with 24X7 liquidity ( $MANA $AXS $SAND)

8. Invest early in global digital products where value accrues to token instead of equity ( $DOKI)

...
9. Participate in governance (DAO) to decide which assets should be supported within the protocol ( terra.mirror.finance/gov)

10. Lend and borrow assets (compound.finance/markets)

11. Automate optimized yield on my assets (yearn.finance)

...
12. Trade in a decentralized manner, or be a liquidity provider myself and earn trading fees/yield (@uniswap/@bancor/@Thorchain)

13. Participate from anywhere in decisions related to my favorite football team through fan tokens (@chiliz $CHZ)

+ so much more!!

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