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From Rented Rails to Owned Dollars: The Future of Company Payments
In the traditional Web2 world, payments run on rails you don’t own. Every swipe of a credit card, every tap of a phone, routes through Visa, Stripe, or PayPal. They do the processing, and they take their cut. Three to four percent might look small on paper, but at scale this can be brutal. A […]
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Web4 Is Here, and It Never Forgets
Web4 Is Here, and It Never Forgets Do you remember a time when being online felt like hanging out somewhere, not just clicking through apps? you’d log into AIM, update your MySpace song, maybe lose a few hours on Neopets or some flash game your friend swore was life-changing. It was chaotic, a little weird, […]
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The British Are Coming (for AI): Europe’s Spark at London Tech Week 2025
London Tech Week 2025 felt like the tech world’s version of Glastonbury, lots of noise, a few legends on stage, and every startup hoping to be the next headliner. The crowd was buzzing about AI. You couldn’t walk five feet without hearing “foundation model,” “compute,” or “open source but also profitable.” And unlike past years, […]
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Meet Anantha Krishnan: The Man Who Wrenched the Internet Into Shape
The man who gave blockchains context and taught computation to care: Anantha Krishnan is not your typical CEO. He’s not in it for the hype, the VC flexes, or the yacht parties in international waters. He’s in it to rewire the internet with context, with purpose, and maybe with a little bit of elbow grease. […]
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The Next Console Isn’t a Device, It’s a Context-Aware Chain:
Remember when gaming felt magical? You cracked open a Game Boy on Christmas morning, popped in the cartridge, and got instantly dropped into a world of your own. No updates. No servers. Just you, the screen, and the game. It was personal. Today? Games look better than ever. We’ve got photorealistic graphics, online co-op, and […]
