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State of Web3 Adoption Report 2025
On the surface, 2024 may have felt subdued, but beneath it all, a seismic shift was taking shape. Stablecoins, memecoins, and crypto x AI aren’t isolated phenomena—they’re signs of a larger movement.
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On the surface, 2024 may have felt subdued, but beneath it all, a seismic shift was taking shape. Stablecoins, memecoins, and crypto x AI aren’t isolated phenomena—they’re signs of a larger movement.
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The definitive state of play on gaming for consumer brands, including Web3 gaming, sector snapshot, actionable takeaways, and what's next.
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In April, MoonPay and PayPal launched a partnership to onboard nearly 500M PayPal users to crypto. Why this is the most underrated news of the year for consumer crypto.
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How Web3 is transforming brands, the 5 key themes of 2023, top resources, and what's next.
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This year, major brands have started connecting physical goods to virtual counterparts to create 'phygital' experiences. Here are the key trends, brand adoption, and what's next.
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The state of play on Web3 loyalty, including the Web3 loyalty playbook, sector snapshot, actionable take-aways, and what's next.
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"The NFT bubble is bursting," says the street. Interest has hit rock bottom. Big-brand NFTs are losing relevance. What's happening and what comes next? Here's everything you need to know.
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Edward Snowden drops his 2nd NFT (after selling the first one for $5.1m). Here is why it's important.
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Shortly before New Year's Eve, Bloomberg dropped a high-profile crypto story: “How Not to Play the Game” – putting crypto on trial. I ask: What game? Let's go back to reality.
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The Web3 opportunity, catalysts for 2023, and why every brand needs to start thinking about it now.
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Yesterday, the European Central Bank published a damning article on Bitcoin its official blog. It’s an attack on Bitcoin from one of the biggest monetary institutions. Let’s clarify & fact check.
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Shares of the world's largest crypto fund ($10.5bn) are trading at 40% discount to the value of its holdings. What does this mean? Why does this matter? And should we be worried?