Companies like Google, Meta, Amazon and Apple have all announced plans to monopolize the space
(Facebook even changed it’s name to Meta 🙄)
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If this happens, it will be an absolute disaster for humanity
As Tim Sweeney said:
“If one central company gains control of this, they will become more powerful than any government and be a god on Earth”
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🔶 Solution
Forrtunately, we can prevent this by using #blockchains & cryptoeconomics to build a “decentralized” metaverse
One that is not controlled by a single entity, but instead shared by all of humanity
But to do this we'll need several key pieces of infrastructure
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These include:
• Virtual Worlds ($SAND, $APE, $MANA)
• Wallets
• dISPs ($HNT)
• dDNS ($ENS)
• RPC nodes ($POKT)
• L1/2s ($ETH, $SOL, $MATIC)
• Storage ($FIL)
• Oracles ($LINK)
• Search tools ($GRT)
• Shared compute ($RNDR, $LPT)
Let’s look at each 👇
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Quick note: If you’re not familiar with how the internet works on a technical level, I’d recommend checking out this 🧵 on the evolution of the net from Web 1.0 to Web3
(or at least bookmark it for later)
If you are up to speed in that area, then on to the protocols!
I worked in tech for a decade, but didn’t understand how the internet worked
So I took two 400-hour coding bootcamps to figure it out
Here’s the story of the internet, from Web 1.0 to #Web3
(in terms anyone can understand)
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🧵
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First off, the internet and web aren’t the same thing.
The internet is the physical infrastructure of computers and cables that powers the world wide web – a digital collection of webpages and apps that lives on this network
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In 2006, Sen. Ted Stevens was mocked for saying that “the internet is a series of tubes”
Ironically, Stevens was right
At its core, the internet is nothing more than a collection of computers connected to each other through a global network of “tubes” (aka “wires”)
I've spent 100+ hours researching $UNI, and learned it's much more than just a #DEX
Here’s everything you need to know about 🦄
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🧵
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#Uniswap is the largest decentralized crypto exchange (we’ll explain what this means below)
It has a marketcap of $4.5B and FDV of $5.9B, and is backed by the $UNI token, which trade at $5.88
During the bull market of 2021, the price exceeded $40
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This thread we will cover:
• The problem with centralized exchanges
• How DEXes solve this problem
• How Uniswap works
• The $UNI ecosystem
• #DEX competitive landscape and UNI’s moat
• $UNI tokenomics
• The “fee switch” debate
• The protocol’s long-term potential
Can ChatGPT-4 find the next #crypto token to 100x?
To find out, I asked the system to study the the top 67 crypto twitter gigabrains, on-chain sleuths, degens and threadoors...
...and give me a strategy to find tokens with the potential to 100x
Here's its 10-point plan
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I used a simple prompt
“Analyze the tweets of the below accounts and use them to create a 10-point strategy to find cryptocurrencies that have the potential to 100x. Look for commonalities among these accounts.”
And gave a list of 67 accounts (they’re at the end of this 🧵)
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What follows is the system’s response, nearly word-for-word
(I did shorten the response in a few cases to fit the character limit. I also included a few threads from influencers to give a bit more color)
Facebook, Instagram and TikTok will be dead in 10 years
Influencers are gaining power, and they’re tired of unequal economics and the constant threat of censorship
They’ll soon lead a “great migration” to decentralized platforms like @LensProtocol
Here’s why and how
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#LensProtocol is a decentralized “social graph” that allows users to own their online relationships and content (we’ll explain what this means below)
It has not yet released a token, but over 100K lens #NFTs trade on OpenSea with an average floor price of $108
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This thread we will cover:
• What’s a social graph?
• The problem with social media
• How #Lens solves this problem
• How it works
• The Lens ecosystem
• How big is the market for Lens?
• Key competitors
• What is Lens’ moat?
• What’s its long-term potential?