Sang Ha Park

Part 1 One of the great misunderstandings in NFT is that they must be bought or that it can only be “created” by artists. In fact, nothing can be further from the truth (and hopefully it will be). On the contrary, most NFTs should be earned and received for free, not bought. Current experiments centered… Continue reading

Since I allude to Vitalik’s post extensively, I recommend reading his work first. Quotations are from the work, if not otherwise stated. Financialization of everything has been one of the singular drives of Web 3 for the past couple of years. Liquidity powered by tokenization and standardization (ERCs) has enabled almost anything to be tradable… Continue reading

Open banking is a global technological and political movement that enables customers to share their financial data—previously siloed in their financial institutions—to 3rd party organizations. Done through API, this has allowed consumers to enjoy more customized products and diverse services built on top of their shared data. Furthermore, consumers who were unhappy with their existing… Continue reading

If you want to read from the start, check out Part 1. 5. Objective really matters You will have to rarely choose between an unreasonable feature and a reasonable one. Rather in most cases, certainly in almost every case, you would have to choose among the reasonable ones. If not, then you should seriously consider… Continue reading