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Sign Protocol: Building Web3 Infrastructure for On-Chain Trust
Recently, I've seen many friends wearing @sign glasses in their avatars, and with Sign's Twitter activity being particularly lively, I've developed an interest in this old project. As I learned more, I found that Sign has undergone significant iterations and upgrades from my initial understanding. Below, I will share some of the insights I've gained.
Friends who like it can go here to add glasses to their avatars: https://sign-community.vercel.app/avatar-maker<br /><br />
Why do we need to put trust on-chain?
In the digital age, trust is an indispensable element in both the internet and the real world. It is based on 'trust' that we have witnessed the thriving development of e-commerce, financial services, sharing economy, social media, and public services across various fields.
Friends who like it can go here to add glasses to their avatars: https://sign-community.vercel.app/avatar-maker<br /><br />
Why do we need to put trust on-chain?
In the digital age, trust is an indispensable element in both the internet and the real world. It is based on 'trust' that we have witnessed the thriving development of e-commerce, financial services, sharing economy, social media, and public services across various fields.
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Personal insights on the creator economy
Recommended reading today: "Web3.0 Creator Economic Report: The Development Status and Imagination Space of CreatorFi", author: @jack_xiong137 @BlockBeatsAsia
Link: https://www.theblockbeats.info/report
The following is my personal opinion:
The creator economy is an area that I have been paying attention to and thinking deeply about since I started my business, Little Ghost and ManesLAB.
In fact, the more I participate and have personal experience, the more I feel that talking about the "creator economy" is so outdated in the current Web3 world. Indeed, Web3's data openness, allowing Creators to establish direct connections with their fans, etc. sound tempting, but if you think about it carefully, these are sugar-coated traps for most creators.
Link: https://www.theblockbeats.info/report
The following is my personal opinion:
The creator economy is an area that I have been paying attention to and thinking deeply about since I started my business, Little Ghost and ManesLAB.
In fact, the more I participate and have personal experience, the more I feel that talking about the "creator economy" is so outdated in the current Web3 world. Indeed, Web3's data openness, allowing Creators to establish direct connections with their fans, etc. sound tempting, but if you think about it carefully, these are sugar-coated traps for most creators.
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What kind of NFT project can be called blue chip?
Can a project with a higher floor price but no quality community really be considered "blue chip"?
Prices and communities complement each other. An increase in prices can promote the vitality of the community and allow community members to promote it; and a high-quality community will become a solid foundation for prices.
Can a project with a higher floor price but no quality community really be considered "blue chip"?
Prices and communities complement each other. An increase in prices can promote the vitality of the community and allow community members to promote it; and a high-quality community will become a solid foundation for prices.
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RTFKT provides a solution to the MNLTH2/Cryptokicks iRL (CiRL) drop that has caused great controversy in the past two days: Although it can still only be sent to the United States, Holders outside the United States can mint a Hubbed NFT before May 1st. It can be speculated on the secondary market.
Thread link: https://twitter.com/RTFKT/status/1600263237613719552
Thread link: https://twitter.com/RTFKT/status/1600263237613719552
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