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I promised myself I'd get up to speed on Web 3.0 over the holidays. Finding a factual, informative and reliable source proved difficult. But then I found this

@tferriss

podcast with

@cdixon

and

@naval

that did it - 150 mins of pure information transfer -

tim.blog

Chris Dixon and Naval Ravikant — The Wonders of Web3, How to Pick the Right Hill to Climb, Finding...

Listen to Chris Dixon and Naval Ravikant on The Tim Ferriss Show podcast

9:57 PM · Jan 6, 2022

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If you are looking for exactly what he’s talking about. It’s

@RunOnFlux

, they are the pioneers of WEB3 & fully decentralized. They did not use any money to start up with VC’s & they built something from the people, bye the people $FLUX #web3

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Agree. It's an excellent conversation.

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This FT analysis piece on NFTs is also worth a read,

@copernicc

ft.com

How NFTs became a $40bn market in 2021

Breakout year in which buyers spent almost as much on digital collectibles as traditional art

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This FT analysis piece on Ethereum and Web3 was helpful for me,

@copernicc

ft.com

Will the next web be built on ethereum?

Developers are flocking to the platform’s blockchain but nimbler rivals are emerging

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This Economist story on the underlying blockchain technology behind Bitcoin and Ethereum was an informative read,

@copernicc

economist.com

Is a greener, faster and more decentralised alternative to Bitcoin possible?

Building better blockchains is surprisingly hard

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I love the idea of digital currency that is extra-governmental. That has the potential for real change. NFTs just seem like baseball cards to me. Sure, you can make money doing it, but it’s very niche.

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