Future of innovation in the Web3
summary
Claims that decentralization solves problems centralization cannot and that research-first projects attract funding. Describes a lab called 3327, borrows Tesla and karate values, and builds an open source catalog called Web3 Technology Raider that maps ecosystems into four buckets Adopt Trial Assess Hold. Shares a painful cost example — a single blockchain write that costs ~$10,000 — and a practice of “killer experiments” that try to devalidate ideas quickly, plus a public website and an NFT collection scheduled next year.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Web3
- 3:23Web3 as decentralized web
- 9:58Why care about Web3
- 13:10Innovation in Web3 research
- 17:40Values for innovators
- 21:24Recommendations for innovation
- 25:52Q&A
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