Well written. Also h/t to Chris Dixon is to think of tokens as primitives of web3 (similar to websites for web1/2) but programmable. At peak interoperability, what was a relatively passive website in web2 (changing acc. to cookies, now more or less dead) transforms in web3 to a tailored experience based on token connecting to it.
Well written. Also h/t to Chris Dixon is to think of tokens as primitives of web3 (similar to websites for web1/2) but programmable. At peak interoperability, what was a relatively passive website in web2 (changing acc. to cookies, now more or less dead) transforms in web3 to a tailored experience based on token connecting to it.