Remember passing notes in class? That moment of panic when you saw the teacher walking down the aisle, eyeing the folded piece of paper being slipped from one desk to another. Why the secrecy? Why the trusted chain of custody from friend to friend? Because information—who controls it, who
Ever found yourself squinting at a technological breakthrough, thinking, "This is it? This clunky, complicated mess is what everyone's been raving about?" You're not alone. And you might just be making the same mistake that has caused countless investors, companies, and everyday folks to
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"The greatest promise of tokenization isn't in creating new assets but in unlocking the dormant potential of the ones we already have."
“In an exponential world, linear thinking is a liability.”