Web2 and web3 are going to co-exist for a long time. New business models & technologies does not mean the complete supplanting of what already exists.
Instead, there are now new tools in the toolset for builders & creators, which means more choice and possibilities.
Instead, there are now new tools in the toolset for builders & creators, which means more choice and possibilities.
...and for users, web3 brings the opportunity to participate in the ownership & wealth creation of a new generation of products that distribute value via tokens.
To completely dismiss either web2 or web3 is a mistake.
CT runs on Twitter—it's good at its "job to be done," which is disseminating information broadly.
Millions of creators *are* monetizing through advertising and subscriptions and other web2 models.
CT runs on Twitter—it's good at its "job to be done," which is disseminating information broadly.
Millions of creators *are* monetizing through advertising and subscriptions and other web2 models.
But there's also entirely new types of networks and platforms and creators that don't exist today, that could exist with new business models and incentive structures.
Let's stop the culture wars, treat topics with nuance, and be kind to each other 💜
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