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Play, Love, Earn – A Visual Journey Through the Building Blocks of the Metaverse
When is a metaverse becoming itself, who builds it and who lives in it? Join us on a wondrous tour of virtual fashion shows, real estate with Snoop Dogg and 16-year-old kids who out-earn their parents.
Bitcoin as a Trap for Trafficking
Yes, Bitcoin is being used for illegal and dangerous purposes. But the cryptocurrency brings perpetrators less anonymity than they might think, as a team from the University of California, Berkeley proves.
Tokenizing the Path to Net Zero
Climate disaster can be averted with the help of blockchain tech. Read the interview with the Executive Director of The European Carbon Offset Tokenization Association, Abdullah Yildiz.
How can NFTs Reshape the Music Industry?
How can NFTs change the financial structure of the music industry to the benefit of artists instead of music enterprises? Listen to Ethan Pierse, founder of the NFT Factory and Director of The Web3 Economy at CryptoAssets Institute
Unveiling Profitable Niches in the Web3 Industry
The Onchain research team has dug into the datasphere and created a comprehensive report on industry adoption in Web 3 and the space's best niches. Here are the highlights.
Banking the Unbanked
A real-world story of how blockchain can help improve financial infrastructure in underdeveloped economies.
Can Web3 Builders Turn the Tables on Climate Fate?
The Climate Collective is “an innovation network that supports a variety of organization, including scientists, nonprofits, builders, and investors. All these different stakeholders are working to develop new digital tools and applications to help scale climate action.”
What Is Blockchain Doing for Musicians that Traditional Tech Can’t Handle?
Blockchain is a really boring but also super secure data structure. Fortunately, we have to understand very little about the technology behind blockchain to grasp its power.
The Future of Work Needs Blockchain in HR
It’s called human resources, but in reality, HR professionals are turning into data managers. Granted, it’s data concerning humans. Still, data is data.