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Rishant and Nijo - Bcrpt India Roadshow 2022
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Nov 1, 2023
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Hello everyone
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So let's begin with our session. We are already running behind the schedule
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And this session is just a panel discussion about Web3 and its growth
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We have along with us Rish from KILT and Nijo Johnson, one of the content creators
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So I'll start with their introduction. I'll ask both of them to spare a few minutes to give details about themselves and let everyone know what they are into
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And then we will start with some Q&As and discussions about Web3
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for crypto regulations it was the previous session if you attended of Varun city
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no the this was you are talking about Georgie it because she was not able to
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come up so that was cancelled and we have created this for web3
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Okay hi guys my name is Rishanth I go by the name of Rish. So I was a developer before and I
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used to work with PwC for almost 12 years and then decided to move into cryptospace. I've been
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into crypto space from 2015 I guess and currently working with Kilt protocol which is based in Berlin
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Germany and we are a decentralized identity protocol we provide identity layer for metaverses, dApps
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enterprises and so on. Hi, my name is Nijo Johnson
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I'm a content creator and we basically run a company which is by the name of Purani Dili Talkies
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and we basically create content for brands in Web3 space and other type of MNCs and companies
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And what we are trying to build here is something like a content which can be commodified in web 3 and that can become a
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solution for the future for many things so we are working on a protocol thank you so to begin
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with our session i would like to know your views about you know in web 3 it is said that community
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is important. So, what are your views, Nijo and Rish, that why community
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is so important for Web3? See, I would say the community engagement is the first and foremost thing
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which you have to focus on when you come up with a project or a protocol
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in Web3 space because until unless you have the support from the people out there because it's in a decentralized manner
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and there are certain foundations and you can't go ahead with like you know like you can't do the
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advertisements as such as compared to the normal companies what they do so your outreach actually
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starts from the very community level and that engagement gives you more marketing if you are
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expecting if you're asking the question in terms of marketing perspective and stronger community
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obviously holds your token value and i have seen people doing a lot of in-depth research
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when it comes to the about the project and sometimes we have got amazing ideas from the
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community itself to explore more in that respect. So that way, yes, community is the key factor
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when it comes to the crypto projects. Okay. And what about Nijo, your views on it
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See, frankly speaking, I'll speak more from the organic way of how businesses are happening
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And every business is all about building a stronger community. So if you say people are
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using iPhone. So it's a community of people who wants to use iPhone and that's how it
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has been. So any business the very fundamental thing which any big business has
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cracked till now according to me is finding its community and listening to them
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and building a product according to what the community is asking for
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And once that is done then I think it can transform into bigger businesses
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It can generate a lot of money. It can become a lot of things
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but at the end of the day, every successful business on the planet
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is all about creating a stronger community. And that fundamental remains the same over here
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And it being decentralized in nature, it's the need of the R would be far more higher
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in the Web3 space that first you need to have a bigger community
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and then it will transform into business or utilities or whatever, idea exchange
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It's all about the businesses are about building stronger community. Great. Add one more point over here
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Your product always helps you out to bring the community. The stronger your product is, the stronger your community will be
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Otherwise, it will die in the hype. Okay. So like we were talking about marketing of Web3
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So what do you feel that what are the challenges that this Web3 marketing is facing
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I think we have become too technical with Web3. We have to ease out
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You know, humans understand emotions. They understand colors. They understand people. They understand relationship
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So I think one thing which Web3 is lacking right now, if there is a protocol around, let's say, children
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maybe we have to understand what is happening, what are the problems in parenting
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and maybe take some human essence and increase the human element on the technology side also
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For example, Facebook was started by just one single feature that in my college, which girl is committed and which girl is not committed
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And that's it. And that's why people join Facebook. So that was the hook which made people join Facebook
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You talk about there being video platform, they building multiple communities, they doing this, that, blah, blah, blah
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But end of the day, it was all about a simple fact that
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Yeah, I want to know the girl in my class or in my college
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is she committed or she's not committed? And that's it. That was the whole
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So similarly in web three, we are talking too much technology from marketing perspective Also if we can think more beyond that from human connect then I think it will connect quickly People will understand it better and it will also solve the problem of normal masses connecting more with Web3 That what I feel
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Okay. And over to you. I agree to him to a certain extent
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But also like we have like I can talk from Kilt perspective because what we have been seeing like we do have both type of community over there
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A Degen community and a technical community. So Discord is the place where all the technical people they prefer to go and they do their technical stuff over there and that you have Telegram for all the Degen stuff
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But along with that, I would say the fun factor should always be there, along with the tech
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If your product is good, your tech will speak for itself. And if you, as he said, if the human emotion is added to it, if some kind of fun factor is attached to it, it automatically works out
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And rather than pressing too hard about marketing, just let it go in the normal way
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and it should happen. I mean, organic growth is the best growth, would I say
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Definitely, I do agree that organic marketing is the best. But when this Web3 has started
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and we have seen a lot of changes are happening, so what do you feel
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what are the changes that have come up in terms of Web2 versus Web3
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The first thing which comes in my mind is like Twitter. Twitter is the major platform now to spread out the word about your projects or something like that
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And it has its own advantages and disadvantages as well. Because you have all the bot army over there
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There are shady projects as well out there. Those who do the bot stuff
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So that's one way of doing marketing. if you call it. Since
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we are a Germany-based company, so we are under very stringent laws, so
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we can't go out and tweet anything wagami or to the moon kind of stuff
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So we have been following the organic path, and I think Twitter along with Telegram
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is working out, and that's how it should be. Okay. well according to me
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I usually give this example that a banana is still getting sold
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on roads so it will take a while that it will only be sold online
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so only if web 3 will be able to solve a problem which web 2
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is not able to it will stand out only then at this point in time
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because there is a transition already happening from real world to the digital world
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And then there is from digital web 2 world to web 3 world, it has to be, the alphas needs to be so high that we should leave something like a Swiggy and switch to a web 3 version of Swiggy that it should solve a bigger problem
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so every person who is here who will be building certain things on web 3
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I think somehow have to figure out why it is not better on web 2 and how
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it's gonna make it more convenient yes security is one of the issues but end of
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the day I think the entire human because we are we call ourselves as the
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D2C of customers because we by creating content get the feedback immediately
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so it will be very very quick so we somehow understand the pulse
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and people want convenience right IRCTC might be a shady website but I'll still not
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go and stand on a railway station and buy a ticket again so the alphas are huge
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Web3 somehow has to work really really hard and understand how they are creating a bigger alpha
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so that people can shift to the web 3 space. So that's what I feel
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And along with that, you don't have to be replicas of web 2 because that doesn't serve any purpose
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If you're reinventing the wheel, which is already invented, that's not going to add any value to the ecosystem
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So somebody trying to create another Amazon, but what you are bringing along with that
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if you are bringing something else along with that, then it's fair enough to put effort behind that
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But if it's going to be same thing, then it's just a waste of energy and resource
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Yeah, at the moment it is going to get legalized. Amazon still are not going to
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leave you with a lot of business. So it's really, really important to
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understand the technology and build things according to the technology rather than whatever is there in the market
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I completely agree. Definitely. Yeah, please. so how many years did it take for whatsapp to reach this level
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So we are way too early in this space actually. And what I feel, the terminology Web3 over here is going to die very soon
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There will be another terminology next year. Or probably another two years
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Definitely, it's like, you know, technology always grows. Yes. So it's not about Web3
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It will always be about the blockchain. So I see it that way. and answer to your question
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I do feel sometime down in the line there will be some solution out there
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because you are comparing with a product which is there from past 10 to 12 years
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and it took 10 to 12 years for them to reach this stage and get
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this exposure. So of course we can only wait and see what will happen
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Frankly speaking I think the entire process of being digital has been fast forwarded
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because of the covid so if you go out and find a rickshaw you can you know easily pay him through
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a paytm or any other app now imagine you asking the same questions five years back and you are
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asking that can a rickshaw guy would be you know equipped or equipped enough to understand how a
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paytm will function so the answer will be simple you know it all depends on what are the trigger
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points we are going to have as a civilization if it is supporting this technology then it will
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will skyrocket like anything like people right now are saying that recession is down the the corner maybe that that can be the trigger which can you know support blockchain in a big way maybe so uh what do you think that uh like we were discussing about covid web3
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so do you think that web3 has launched because of covid i would be blunt over here it's a marketing gimmick i would be very blunt so
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So, see it has always been about the blockchain, even for the projects
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And we, as a project Kilt, we try to stay away from this terminology of Web3 as such
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Because every year something or other thing will come. It was DeFi before, now it's Web3 and tomorrow it will be Web5 probably. so
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I don't know why seriously I don't know see I think it's more dependent on the kind of bull runs
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we are gonna have every after 4 year or 5 year because that's the emotion with which people understand
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what is this there's a huge as masses people understand cryptocurrencies because of
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bitcoins and shibas and ethereums and all these names which they are aware of now so when there is a pump and dump i think at that point in time people
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will uh especially during the pump it's gonna create a lot of uh you know ruckus and i think
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whether it's covid or not maybe in next two three years when there's another uh bull market again
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you'll see the kind of enthusiasm all of the sudden all of the sudden a lot of people will
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raise funding a lot of companies will form and a lot of things will happen so i think the the
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bull cycle somehow plays that role and yeah, COVID somehow has aggravated
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the entire process to an extent but I don't think that will be the only reason
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I mean, to an extent not to an extent, it was very
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visible that the market started pumping artificially because everything else was collapsing and people had to hedge their money
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somewhere else. So it started with the conventional market from the stock markets and all
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and then later on proceeded to the cryptocurrency market and DeFi did its magic in that
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and then probably it's my personal belief that next bull run will be around identities
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because not because I'm from identity-based project. Why? Because we have been seeing a lot of scams happening right now
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and SEC going behind everyone and regulations are going to kick in very hard
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in the coming years. And when the regulations will come, identities will play a huge role over there
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So that's my point of view. Okay. Anyone, if anyone wants to have a question
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please raise your hands in between also. We will take up those questions
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But meanwhile, till the time we have any questions from audience, I heard that there are a few platforms coming up on Web3
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And how do you feel that this media is impacted by Web3
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It may be in pros or cons. What are your views on impact of media for Web3? see
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the basic thing regarding decentralized nature is like to empower the community and
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everyone gets the piece of cake so if someone is creating a media platform in a
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web3 manner or in a decentralized manner and the community is getting
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empowered because of that or they are getting some kind of rewards or
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profit sharing in that of course it's going to work out compared to normal media houses where a single set of board members earn
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the money so that is one aspect of looking at it but as i said if you're not doing that way
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and you still call yourself as decentralized and you're still centralized and just for the sake of
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calling yourself decentralized but all the nodes are under your control then they are just there
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for money grab okay I think you've asked if media has played an important role
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what is the impact of yeah media has to be the main
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front runner for the development as well as making web 3 or
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anything related to this domain reach out to normal people because all of the sudden people will
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not get any inquisitiveness and and start searching about it it is just when they start learning and
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seeing more content more content creators coming on platforms and building content around the same
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the transformation will happen and people will people would want to know about what is this
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space and then slowly the investment will happen that's the initial stage and yeah media will play
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the most important role so whether it's an influential influential people in terms of maybe
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micro influencers or big people who can you know influence people to convert or opt this as an
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option for the time being and then in the future what how it will build according to that people
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will come but if if you will see in the current scenario all the media houses from the cryptocurrency
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perspective, I don't want to name them like it's fine like Coindesk or
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whichever big media houses are there they are running in a centralized manner
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even though they are reporting cryptocurrencies but to get certain articles over there
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you end up paying a huge amount so and even for certain
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shady things also so that's not decentralized in a manner even though they are focused on the decentralized industry
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okay so we have one question good evening everyone
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so as we are always seeing like currently we are going with
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so much of disruptions and so many new things are coming so like web 3 and crypto it's like it's there in the market but somehow the adoption framework like
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once we saw like cloud came into the picture so cloud adoption framework we have so many
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pointers it helps and it enables how to you know start your journey and what would be the
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plus and minuses so for web 3.0 like as a you can say cloud guys how they feel comfortable
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as well as like how secure platform it can provide because most of the days we are seeing the hackings
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and the like disruptions also creating some problems as well as the ethical hackers or the unethical hackers they also try to you know capture like whenever new things coming there are more hackers they try to you know disrupt the technology or as well as the
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adoption as well so how we are going to plan ahead for this and what would be your pointers regarding this
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Thank you. You have your money in banks. You have your money in banks, right
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But a lot of scams are happening every day and these are not small scams, huge scams
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and we are the ones ending up paying taxes for that. So scams
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is a process of a community which will keep on happening. You know, it's never gonna go away from any technology, whether it's digital technology, whether it's real
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People can scam you on roads. That doesn't mean that you will stop going out on traffic or meet people
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It has got nothing to do with the technology. This technology is designed for a particular niche to build things which were not possible till now
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So something like an NFT was never possible. owning a digital asset was never possible in this manner till now and because this technology can
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solve that problem that's why nft has become a billion dollar market so we have to understand
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the difference between the cryptocurrencies and blockchain as a technology so i think
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blockchain as a technology will be the base of everything maybe in the future and already
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all the big companies and institutions have already set up their bases in
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blockchain whether they release a crypto or not so everybody has already started working on that
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because they find it more efficient so when it comes to the technology it will always have
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problems so something like an olx you will always can always get scammed on olx but still you can
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still sell and buy second and stuff so if we can see it in that manner i think things will be
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comparatively much more simpler. That's my perception. See, when we create content, there are certain agendas which we might believe should be adopted
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but that would not be the case. For example, I might want to create a content on acceptance of gay and queer community
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It doesn't mean that my entire country and the entire community is going to accept what I believe is right
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So somewhere that generation shift needs to happen, you know. So maybe youngsters who are getting adopted or who are getting trained about blockchain now will be the future and they will be the front runners of this entire technology, right
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So there are certain things which community adopt in generations. either it has to be imposed by the government and it will happen quickly education has been imposed
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by the government and that's why we are spending 12 years memorizing things which we are not even
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going to use right so whether it's right or wrong is subjective but everybody is going through
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because it's a government protocol right so either government will intervene and put things in such a
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manner for the development or else there has to be an entire generationship i don't think
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content with people working on technology with influencers with a lot of things
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it will make many steps but for a bigger transformation it's like you accepting this
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fact that putting a helmet is important and the entire nation accepting it by heart and not
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because of the traffic rule. So unfortunately communities, big communities are unruly. They do
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not follow what is right and wrong, whatever they feel is right
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So either there has to be entire generationship or government imposition would be required
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So that's what I believe. so just pick one thing do you believe in this do you believe in blockchain and crypto
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this happens in normal conventional market as well in the stocks as well
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It has happened with the banks as well, the PMC bank which went
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So it happens in the normal world as well. And I would not expect my mom or dad to suddenly jump on the blockchain and I would not even
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force them to jump over there. It's a steep learning curve and of course it will take its own due course of time
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blockchain as in technology is different
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it's it's it is adaptable almost all of the companies you are talking about the adaptability of this blockchain
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you tell me are you using Covin Covin app why what is this Covin
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based out of have you researched no
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Covin certificates that you are downloading they are generated through blockchain still you say
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that blockchain is still to be stabilized. Blockchain is a technology and it is already stabilized
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But coming to your question about scams, like you said, what I believe
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this technology, in this technology sector, I think these are the scammers only
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who is making us to grow. Don't you think so? If they are not doing any scam
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will we be implementing more security? then I think it's very much
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In fact, I always say that these scammers help us to grow
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either in terms of technology or in terms of even marketing. One person should
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learn marketing skills from these scammers. What did you say? Then it has to be ethical scammer and unethical scammer
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It doesn't mean whether it's ethical or unethical. It's that learning the skills
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Because they have much more pretty good skills. And this is the reason that you are getting scammed
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In the previous session, I discussed about something wherein I spoke about, if you go on
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Facebook, every next video, you'll find a Kapil Sharma video. And the page will have weird names
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What is that? In northern India, there are children who are sitting and
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downloading and uploading those videos. Hundreds and hundreds of videos every day and they're making
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almost 50-60 lakh rupees a month. I spoke to a guy three months back and
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he was like, I'm making a mall in Bihar. And I was like
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what age is your age? And he's like, I'll be 20 years old. And here
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there's no mall here at my house. So I'm making a shopping mall for his
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prices. And he's making that money out of a Kapil Sharma video
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Just copying it and putting it online. Neither the Facebook can stop him
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nor there is any other space by which nobody can stop it
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Gray market is there to stay. So, how he said, scammers and these things will always be there
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It is a big market. Suppose in the near future
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Web3 is adopted by everyone and everything becomes decentralized, then one plus point will be there will be no censorship by the
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governments across the globe. But don't you think in that way, hate speech or radicalization
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may be on the rise because there will be no one to stop them. Like currently
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on Twitter they can ban accounts but it will not be possible. I don't think that's gonna happen to be very
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frank. So as I just now mentioned the banana is still available on the streets. It has
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still not become completely digital and we are too far from it
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People like what he asked how maybe my mom or my dad is going to understand blockchain we don't even understand normal digital products like a
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whatsapp right now people are still aware but we are still too far from it and a complete
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transformation to a web 3 is something which i don't think is as if now possible so i don't
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believe that is possible so the question the base of the question i don't i don't believe that's
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possible. So it always be a midway wherein there will be a balance and
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come on let's say what is this entire industry based on? Fiat
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currency. So there is no cryptocurrency if there is no fiat currency. Somehow
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the pump to this entire space is fiat. So that is centralized
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So until and unless this economy become a completely independent thing, this is
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a very distant dream. That's what I feel. And moreover we don need to make the entire world decentralized That one way of doing it And secondly even if you do that in decentralized world the decision making how you told that you can ban the accounts on twitter
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in decentralized world it's called things done by governance so that's how
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you will take decisions what you have to do what you don't have to do
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any more questions? please
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Hi, my name is I lead of NR. I lead the global marketing in the partnership
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for Red Shields. We are a security audit company and I have recently transitioned from
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Web 2 to Web 3 into the marketing domain. Just want to know the thoughts of
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I mean you guys as well from the content as well as the marketing
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point of view now security being a niche category and what I have figured out that people
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are pretty much anonymous towards when we reach out to them just to sell it if I
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even remove the marketing I mean if there is any tips or tricks
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so to mention or if there is any I mean just want to know about the thoughts that
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what could be the you know, a few key steps that I probably can
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take to actually market my product or the company into such anonymous or the niche category
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which is security. I quite frankly don't understand. Whom do you want to reach, by the way
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Right. Good question. Auditors, developers, tier 3 coins, of course, tier 1, tier 2
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right so the exchanges exchanges is not daps daps so
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that's that's that's like it works in a conventional way only I mean if you are reaching out
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to anonymous people you don't even know whom you are dealing with right so generally I'm sorry but
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generally auditors what we have seen which is a sweet spot for us
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for our product they are pretty anonymous. I mean, if we... The projects
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You're talking about the projects? Auditors. Auditors. So you are the security
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company, you're saying. So you do the audit for the projects, right
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But then we also provide the solution to the different auditors from
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sales. Okay. And they are anonymous. I mean, yeah, they try to keep themselves anonymous. Then better
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stay away from them. Okay. Okay. As simple as that why do you want to associate with someone who's gonna bring a bad name to you in the future
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as long as the team is transparent and well known this is my approach if someone i have to approach
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i would first thing i would ask him is like share me your linkedin so that i can make sure you are
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the correct person and you are the real person and then only i proceed with any kind of conversation
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with that particular person because even I am from partnerships team and I do get a lot of DMs
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every single day from n number of people that we want to list you, we want
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to do this, we want to do that and my straight away first response is like kindly share me your LinkedIn profile and then they come back sorry i don have it at this moment okay thank you so that one way if
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you want to stay clean otherwise uh it's a risky path you know that any project who is getting
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on boarded on any platform right that platform has to do his own due diligence until unless it is done
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it's you know not a good way of onboarding any project it gives ultimately a bad name you must
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have heard about many cryptocurrency exchanges even these days i would say if you follow binance
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even binance is delisting few currencies right because earlier a few projects maybe
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they have not done their that due diligence. But now because they are falling back
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they are delisting. And it's a process. So, it's better, you know
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always have your due diligence first until unless you are satisfied, don't get listed
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Well, the name of your company's identity is CRED Security, right? CEL Shields. Yeah
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so business is all about trust right and credibility is one of the most
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important thing in any business I still do not understand why this entire market is running
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behind anonymity all the big businesses have been built on influential identities
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people who have represented their brands their products with proud a Steve Jobs
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is a person who has been the figure behind a brand like Apple
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So, every big brand, you call it Reliance, Adani, any company, you pick any company, there is a face
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there is an identity, there is a brand, there is an influence which has
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created big businesses. And Web3, I think, somehow has to understand that maybe
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decentralization would make sense, but why anonymity is required if the need is not there in a
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particular domain. Like we are right now working on a project wherein
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a person can call another person anonymously and share the problem. Over here, anonymity is required
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It's not just because we felt that it should be anonymous, the person would be anonymous. Because you are
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sharing your problem and the other person should not judge you and should know who you are
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Right? It's like a confession box. So over here, if anonymity is required, use it
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If it is not required, what's the need of anonymity? In fact, it should be more of showing your identity
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and proving your identity and then doing the business. It will be far more easy to make everybody trust
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and make a credible business. That the issue of the industry somehow That what I saying It not your problem But that the issue of the industry which needs to solve and it solve because end of the day everybody has to do business and business is equal to trust and trust is equal to identities
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and that would be required. It will happen slowly and gradually. The sooner people will see a dip
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in their business, they have to show their identity and build more
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credible businesses. Any other questions? Yes, please. Well, again, the very same thing which I said that the marketing perspective or the content perspective of the Web3 space is lacking storytelling
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If I say a guy who has been raised in slums of wherever, Delhi, and all of the sudden because of a coin called Shiba Inu, he has become a billionaire
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Everybody would want to see that story. and then they'll know a word called Shiba Inu
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and then they'll go and research about it. If this is the way somebody will get introduced to Shiba Inu
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he will not face or feel it that it is a thing
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which has been slapped onto our face. That please go ahead and buy Shiba Inu
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That's the best coin available in the world. Rather than that, if you can have or build stories
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or even if you can go ahead and ask 50 people what they want to know about cryptos
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maybe that can be your content. Another thing, go and research about the crypto content creators, what they are creating and what kind of content is working for them
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And you also have to accept one thing, that crypto content is not going to go to millions and billions, right
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Even if it is reaching to 5,000 people or 10,000 people, that's good enough
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You might have a good community which can move a lot of money
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And your call to action should be clear. So if you created a content and he said if you want to know more go to this maybe Facebook group or maybe on Telegram app or whatever
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Drive them to create a community the bigger community you'll have Like within a year's time you will hold you'll be holding a free community for yourself
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So it's really really important to research What is working and then try and replicate to an extent to start off and then you'll find your own way of doing things
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but storytelling is important maybe get the right influential people on your channel and ask
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them about things, maybe that will give better insight to people Thank you, thank you
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thank you Nijo for having a great session over here and I think most of the
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questions are being answered thank you
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