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An entrepreneur once told "Jiazi Guangnian" that he had learned about some foreign dark web transactions, which were full of crimes, and most of these transactions were settled through Bitcoin. He described it as "bloody Bitcoin." For this reason, he set a rule - never touch , another way for decentralized products to survive is to rely on individual donations from believers and "donations" from certain foundations. Jack Dorsey allegedly donated 14 Bitcoins (worth approximately $245,000 at the time) to the “Nostr” protocol before launching Damus.
But this donation model cannot be called a business model because it is unsustainable and has no certainty.In fact, Jack Dorsey also admitted that Damus has not thought about commercialization at present Iceland Phone Number . He neither wants to follow the traditional Internet path of relying on advertising charging, nor has he explored new ways of commercial monetization.Therefore, in summary, the current decentralized products have not yet formed a feasible business model and cannot achieve self-hematopoietic capabilities, so it is difficult to survive independently.The Metaverse may be an attempt in this direction.
When the Metaverse and the real world are connected through the tool of asset securitization, some digital currencies and virtual assets have established asset reserve systems. Digital currencies, virtual assets, and virtual commodities correspond to a certain proportion of real assets, goods, and services. The digital currency held by users can be exchanged for US dollars and real estate mortgage bonds. The real estate certificates invested by users online may correspond to some properties in a certain city in California. Certain virtual goods purchased by users can directly watch a singer's concert online.
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