Web 3.0
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The No-Code Super App Engine Transforming Digital Communities
We operate within an ecosystem that requires faster deployment, seamless user experiences, and integrated Web3 functionality. Ethora has emerged as a transformative solution. Positioned as a super app engine, Ethora enables businesses and communities to launch their white-labeled apps in…
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Practical Steps for Businesses to Integrate Decentralized Technologies
Large corporations acknowledge the untapped opportunities of decentralized technology—to the extent that 52% of Fortune 100 companies have invested in blockchain and Web3 . Look no further than this article if you wish to join the many businesses adopting decentralized…
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How Marketers can Ready Themselves Today for the Limitless Capabilities of Big Data Analytics of Tomorrow
The world of marketing is currently at a crossroads. Traditional processes and approaches are currently being challenged by emerging technologies and the looming specter of Web 3.0–which promises to be a sprawling landscape powered by decentralization and limitless metaverse worlds.…
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PolyientX: Web3 and the Future of the Customer Experience With NFT Rewards and Loyalty Programs
Last year, NFTs took the world by storm as enthusiasts, celebrities, and brands rushed in to capture a wave of interest around these curious digital collectibles. In 2022, NFTs have evolved to become much more than expensive JPGs . As…
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RewardsBunny: A Familiar-Yet-New Role For Cryptocurrency… Rewards
Winter has arrived for the crypto industry. One might even say that it’s Christmas in July due to the gifts crypto’s recent downturn has brought with it. For example, we have learned that 19,000 active crypto projects are simply too…
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The Problem with Web 3.0 Persists
Categorizing, filtering, tagging, collecting, querying, indexing, structuring, formatting, highlighting, networking, following, aggregating, liking, tweeting, searching, sharing, bookmarking, digging, stumbling, sorting, integrating, tracking, attributing... it's downright painful. The Evolutions of The Web Web 0 : In 1989 Tim Berners-Lee of CERN…