Clear, concise copy is essential for establishing authority and building trust in Web3. Blockchain technology and the millions of projects it has inspired present unique challenges for writers of all stripes. There’s often no precedent to reference and new terminology to learn, and the space has veered wildly from hype-driven investment white papers to earnest …
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How Web3 Agencies and Freelance Crypto Writers Can Help You Thrive
As a crypto project founder, you know that creating a successful project requires a ton of hard work. Research and development. Engineering. Community building and engagement. It’s a lot. But even with the best vision and intentions, it’s often impossible for you or a developer team to do everything alone. That’s where crypto writers can …
3 Ways to Find the Best Web3 Copywriters
by Cheril Clarke Finding quality copywriters for Web3 projects is crucial. The best wordsmiths complete assignments quickly, accurately and with stunning attention to detail—they can make your content stand head and shoulders above competitors in your space. It’s not just about being fast, however (an AI bot can do that); it’s about knowing how to …
AI Projects to Watch
by Adesina Abdulhameed “Artificial Intelligence” (AI), a term that came to be in the early 1950s, is now in normal use in 2022. It is the ability of machines to perform or imitate cognitive practices, which could previously be achieved only by humans. AI in itself is a testament to how far human technology has …
Augmented Reality in Business
by Adesina Abdulhameed Remaining relevant in any sector strongly depends on how much your business incorporates innovations into its growth strategy. One up-and-coming technology that can captivate customers and solidify loyalty and engagement is augmented reality (AR). What is AR, and how can you leverage it to take your business to the next level? AR …
Blockchain: Proof of Work Explained
By Roman Kondratiev Tl;dr Summary Proof of work (PoW) currently empowers over 58% of all cryptocurrencies, making it the most popular and reliable consensus mechanism in the blockchain world. By validating on-chain transactions, miners ensure the blockchain’s security (preventing malicious activity), decentralization (not a single entity controls the verification process), and transparency (everyone has access …
The Executive Hologram? How to Beam Yourself into Boardrooms to Defy Time and Space
By Hamsat Isiaka For many people, using holograms still seems like a scene from a science fiction film or novel instead of daily life. However, the technology already exists and is in service, allowing busy executives to beam into multiple meetings (regardless of physical location) at once. The holograms can project leaders’ physical presence, allowing …
NFTs and Philanthropy: How Digital Tokens Help Charitable Causes
by Mary Emasah TL;DR: NFTs provide a secure, transparent and tax-efficient way for individuals and businesses to support charity organizations and other humanitarian causes worldwide. Did you know that some digital creators make far more money auctioning NFTs than other famous living artists? For instance, digital artist Pak’s The Merge and Clock sold for $91.8 …
Reimagining Democracy: The Rise of DAOs
by Fareha Khurram A DAO—decentralized autonomous organization (pronounced “dow”)—is an organizational structure created with blockchain technology and is referred to as a kind of cryptocurrency cooperative. Its members frequently manage it through cryptocurrency tokens. These tokens often grant certain privileges, such as the capacity to control a common treasury or cast a vote for particular …
Blockchain Domains – Why Should You Own One?
More than 2.4 million users have created Unstoppable Domains, a type of web address using blockchain technology. Over 400,000 users have generated blockchain domains that are easier to read (using ordinary language instead of confusing computer code) thanks to the Ethereum Name Service. The benefits of these new domain services include outright ownership (instead of temporary possession), decentralization (less worrying about downtime), and domains acting as digital wallet addresses for the online economy — all advances from how domains work in Web 2.0.