We break down how tokenization is changing the ways in which we own, share, rent, and sell real-world assets, and how it could transform ownership in general.

Tokenization will be one of the most impactful features of web3, changing the way assets are owner and exchanged. Unlocking new forms of wealth generation.

This may sound far-fetched, but we are actually making progress toward this becoming a reality in numerous forms, including tokenization of real-world assets, creator monetization and ownership, and fractionalization of ownership. Let’s do a flyover of each form.

Smart contracts will launch web3 into our daily lives, revolutionize agreements, work, and power a wave of automation that will change the world.

How does a smart contract differ from a regular contract? How are they similar? Are they equally enforceable?

Often a scam and almost always unstable, sh!t coins (aka altcoins) might yield quick cash, but the short and long term risks are important to understand.

A look at how crypto can "grow up" to become more stable and scale to more users.

To understand crypto, we need to increase our financial literacy, the variety of financial and digital assets, and what we are using them for.

If you’re like me, you remember when Facebook went from something dismissible to something enormous, especially regarding its value. I remember initially wondering: ‘how are they worth SO much?’ After all, using Facebook has always been free, so it doesn’t matter how many billions of people have accounts and use the site: free multiplied by any number is still no profit. What’s the secret? As we now know, it’s ads, of course. Despite its current market turbulence, the company has a market cap greater than $300 billion. Its business model is certainly effective.