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The speculative NFT surge was always bound to come to an end. When a technology's primary use case revolves around speculation instead of actual utility, a correction is unavoidable. However, the foundational technology that enabled NFTs—namely, the capacity to establish verifiable digital ownership on a blockchain remains valuable and is discovering more effective and legitimate uses.

Web 3.0 is not finished; it is evolving. The get-rich-quick mindset that prevailed in the space during 2021 and 2022 has mostly dissipated, giving way to slower yet more sustainable advancement towards genuinely useful decentralized applications.

The future of Web3.0 will be shaped not by speculators trading digital art but by developers and entrepreneurs creating real products that address genuine needs.

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Y'all sure about that?

It still seems like a s**t-show of scam and incompetence.
https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/

Thanks to @rproffitt for the link :)

Edited by Salem because: Trying to make the @mention work - it doesn't!
commented: @Salem, now you know how it goes! +16
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Nod+1 to !

To Harsh? Hit the web 3 is going great to see the scams and exploits this week.

The one thing that 3.0 has going for it is crime. So far it's how to do crime with the lowest chance of being caught.

What is that b-coin and blockchaing really good at? -> Money laundering. That used to be the domain of the ART WORLD.

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The speculative NFT surge was always bound to come to an end.

How long before the tag line is this?

The speculative AI surge was always bound to come to an end.

commented: The recent NASDAQ rule changes are pretty egregious. +0
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