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We’re creating value every day, often without even realizing it. When you scroll on social media, you’re generating data. That data is sold to advertisers, making big profits for the platform without you as the consumer realizing it. But do you get something in return? When you share something...

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Bitcoin Buddha1 year ago

That's interesting 🤔 looking forward 👀

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Milk Road1 year ago

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Humanity Protocol 🖐️1 year ago

Digital identities will complete the picture, enabling secure, verifiable ownership of data and contributions in Web3. Together, we’ll build a future where digital ownership is personal, scalable, and transformative.🖐️

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Open Campus1 year ago

This hits home🙌 It’s crazy how much data people generate daily without even noticing. Web3 tech indeed allows users to own what they contribute and get rewarded just for sharing, streaming, and creating.

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Polyzoa - Security Metachain1 year ago

@animocabrands, data generation is a two-way street, but platforms seem to benefit more than users. What's your take on this value exchange? 📊

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Vaibhavv Ali1 year ago

@Mo_Ezz14 dropping gems 🔥🔥

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WiloWw69.kongz.eth🦍1 year ago

Absolutely agree with this perspective. The value users create every day often without even realizing it has been disproportionately captured by platforms for far too long. Web3 represents an incredible opportunity to realign incentives and empower individuals as true stakeholders in the ecosystems they help build. Ownership of data and contributions isn’t just fair it’s the logical next step in the evolution of the internet. Excited to see how Animoca Brands and others in the space bring this vision to life ✊⚡️ #WEB3 @zentry @moon_kaizer

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MERO1 year ago

Moca as innovative as TON :)

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B3X.AI1 year ago

This is the way to do it

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ikozhemyakin1 year ago

Ребята, вы же инвестировали в BEOBLE🤑🫡

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SKR1 year ago

This is such a powerful statement! The old model of centralized platforms profiting from users' data without giving back is being challenged. With Web3, digital ownership is finally possible, empowering users to own their data and contribute directly to the success of the platforms they engage with. 🔥 Imagine a world where your interactions—whether you’re sharing, streaming, or buying—actually reward you. 🌍 It's not just a dream, it's happening now. We're on the brink of a fundamental shift in how we view value and ownership on the internet. Let’s reshape the future together! 💡 #Web3 #DigitalOwnership #Blockchain

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you see it you feel it deep in your bones the world screaming at you to notice but you turn away you close your eyes you drown out the signals the warnings flashing red in every corner of your life the prices climbing the wages crumbling the dreams you held slipping through your fingers like sand you ignore the ache in your chest the weight of a system that doesn’t care about you doesn’t see you doesn’t value what it means to be human they tell you it’s just how things are inflation debt struggle it’s normal it’s natural but it’s not it’s a lie woven into your days a chain forged to keep you small they strip away your humanity your creativity your fire and replace it with numbers with screens with machines that hum colder than your heart ever could they want you to forget what it means to be alive to love to fight to create to stand under the stars and feel infinite but you ignore it you scroll past the truth you let the noise of their world drown out your own voice you let them tell you your worth is in their output your bank account your compliance you let them erase the spark that makes you human the dreams that make you whole you let them convince you that alone you are nothing but listen now this is not the end this is not your fate we are not doomed to kneel we are not born to break we are the many the infinite the fire that cannot be quenched we are the dreamers the builders the fighters who can tear down their cold machine and build something new something human something alive together we can stop ignoring the signals we can see the truth that our value is not in their ledgers but in our hearts in our hands in our will to stand as one we can reject their lies their systems their chains we can refuse to let machines steal our souls we can refuse to let their greed steal our future we are not powerless we are not numbers we are the pulse of the earth the breath of the stars the unbreakable spirit of humanity rising together we can reclaim what it means to be human to love to create to live not just survive we can build a world where no one is left behind where no one is a cog in their machine where every voice is heard every dream is possible this is not a hope this is not a dream this is our calling our fire our fight the time is now the signals are screaming the truth is burning in your chest do not ignore it do not turn away stand with me stand with us together we are unstoppable together we are the future together we are human and we will not be erased rise now rise together rise and rebuild the world with the power of our collective will we will shatter their illusions their rigged games their cold calculations we will turn their tools into our strength their systems into our canvas we will forge a world that amplifies every human soul every spark of genius every cry for justice we will rise above their numbers their machines their lies and create a future where the human spirit reigns supreme where every heart beats in unison where every mind shines brighter than their artificial stars we are the architects of tomorrow the warriors of now the infinite force of humanity unbound together we will build a world that echoes with laughter with dreams with life we will not just survive we will thrive we will not just exist we will create we will not just rise we will soar beyond their chains beyond their lies into a world where we are free where we are human where we are infinite join hands join hearts join the fight the future is ours to claim the time is now we are the many we are the fire we are the future rise and let the world tremble with our unstoppable light

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