Latest from Paul Brody
Web 3.0 Is Too Complicated
For a truly decentralized future, we have to resist the temptations of instant user interface gratification and extremely simple API integrations that depend on data centers.
Web 3.0 é muito complicada
Para um futuro verdadeiramente descentralizado, temos que resistir às tentações da gratificação instantânea da interface do usuário e de integrações de API extremamente simples que dependem de data centers.
Le Web 3.0 est trop compliqué
Pour un avenir véritablement décentralisé, nous devons résister aux tentations de la gratification instantanée de l’interface utilisateur et des intégrations d’API extrêmement simples qui dépendent des centres de données.
This Thanksgiving, Let’s Be Grateful for Technology
Oh, it’s just an opportunity to transform the way enterprises run, create immense value and reset the distribution of power across the global economy.
Why Blockchain Benefits the Supply Chain
Supply chains depend on clear communications, which is often missing from non-blockchain systems.
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We Are Already Living in a Post-Scarcity World
More and more of what we consume has an effectively infinite supply, says EY’s blockchain leader.
Sorry, Blockchains Aren’t Going to Fix the Internet’s Privacy Problem
The economics aren’t good for a consumer privacy revolution, but technology is already helping people who want absolute anonymity.
How DeFi Can Help Make Climate Change an Investable Asset
Three ways blockchain technology can funnel capital to climate change-friendly products.
The CeFi-DeFi Battle Has Already Begun
Legacy companies tend to make two key mistakes in the face of internet disruption. They’re making them now about DeFi, says EY’s blockchain head.
Why Enterprises Should Build on Public Blockchains
Private networks, a lot like corporate private intranets, may never go away but they will never be as relevant as the public internet or open chains like Ethereum.
