On March 21, 2024, a16z announced that it was leading a $28 million Series B round of financing for Espresso, a shared sorter network. Ali Yahya, a partner of a16z, published an article explaining why a16z invested in Espresso.
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JinseFinanceWeb3 gaming was full of promise, before it died down. Will it see a successful revival?
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Coinlive Organised by DeFi platform ArrayFi, Bridge Web3 2023 was a three-day conference hosted on Phú Quốc island in Vietnam.
DavinThere are a few things that make Jack Dorsey’s vision for Web5 distinct, including not wanting to completely replace Web2 but work with it.
CoindeskThe "exclusivity" of the topic makes some people uncomfortable and feel embarrassed to ask questions if they realize they don't know enough about the topic
CointelegraphWhy Web 3 matters 🧵 Web 1 (roughly 1990-2005) was about open protocols that were decentralized and community-governed. Most of the value accrued to the edges of the network — users and builders. Web 2 (roughly 2005-2020) was about siloed, centralized services run by corporations. Most of the value accrued to a handful of companies like Google, Apple, Amazon, and Facebook.
CdixonWhat’s next in web3? 🧵 First, where are we today? Let’s start with some anecdotes. We have an awesome games team led by [@Tocelot](https://twitter.com/Tocelot/) that invests in founders out of top game studios like Riot, Epic, Blizzard etc. Almost 100% of founders they've met with recently are exploring NFTs in some way, or are already building NFTs into their games
CdixonWeb3 technology is here to revolutionize how the current internet works. Web3 achieves this by decentralizing the current framework into ...
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