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McLeod: Mainstream users will ignore Web3 until it offers physical experiences
“I don't think the average person will care at all until it's tied to in person experiences, access, physical objects, things that they can touch, feel, do like involve themselves in, and it provides Actual reasons for being a part of a community or participati…”
McLeod: The traditional art world is opaque and plagued by data miners
“The art world broadly is unbelievably obtuse and opaque. You can vary that people are building very building businesses, simply just trying to data mine. What is going on at any time? These are the values collections, why things are happening in this case, we'…”
McLeod: Web3 museum Arkive owns the patent for the ENIAC computer
“We have the patent for the ENIAC computer.”
McLeod: Alongside's on-chain crypto index funds are a revolutionary Web3 product
“There's a company called Alongside that's doing like cross network giant index funds. I'm personally just a big index fund person. Like I don't think I'm, I have, I don't have the patience to pick a winner. Like I'm not a day trader, but the idea that you can …”