web three

“Web three comes along, which is basically just a new stock market, right? And which is why the argument about whether the securities or not is silly. They're just stock, like they're securities for sure. People are buying and selling them, and everybody's argu…”

“I think that, you know, there's gonna be a burnout. I predict a burnout and I'm already starting to see some individuals that are just, they're taking it too far.”

“In many ways, I think Reddit will be looked at as a kind of proof of concept for a lot of the stuff that Web Three is just gonna run away with in the next few years.”

“You know, and we were talking about this earlier, like Aaron Aaron Levy and Brian Chesky were, are kind of talking about how web three is, you know, basically a sham. That's basically what they're saying.”

“If you look at these games that'll actually create a material inflection in web three, and blockchain in general will be these, like, high polish, triple-a type games that are gonna take three or four years to bake, right?”

“What I mean by that is like a lot of the time, what we're doing in web three is we're writing custom contracts, custom software or grabbing multiple things and sort of putting it together. And because of that, and also because there's a shortage of talent and …”

“The web three space in general, I think has skewed too far to the cell and not enough to the build. So I think it's like a good call to arms in general to like throw a shot across the bow to the general industry of like, You know, there's so many of these comp…”

“You should build for web three natives first. And then when the mainstream comes into web three, you're going to have the product there as opposed to trying to build for these outside consumers who are already very kind of like risk off.”

“And, you know, the macro promise of Web three, in my opinion, is kind of slowly divest ownership of this thing and allow the people that have contributed to it for all of these years benefit from the network effect.”

“So I expect that some of the innovations that came from there like wallets, like identity, like verified credentials will just make its way into normal databases and already are.”