industryterm:internet-native

A path towards #crypto’s inevitable centralization.
▻https://hackernoon.com/a-path-towards-cryptos-inevitable-centralization-a0f0c7679df3?source=rss

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Power corrupts , absolute power corrupts absolutely.Unlike traditional financial markets where everything is built upon real-world economics, crypto, at its current stage is built upon nothing but future expectations. We buy #bitcoin because we believe one-day bitcoin will fulfill the role of internet-native world reserve money. We buy, well….BTT because we believe wiz-kid Justin Sun envisioned a billion device will be willingly adopting bit-torrent and use BTT as torrent money, or you doesn’t care this BS at all but believe you can sell it 10 times higher than the price you paid for it in less than a week(which is now a fact btw, congratulations to the seller who were just 10 times richer and buyers who may be a bit poorer but compensated with hopium!)Crypto is striving very hard to (...)

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Four observations (and lots of questions) on The Boston Globe’s lovely new paywalled site » Nieman Journalism Lab
►http://www.niemanlab.org/2011/09/four-observations-and-lots-of-questions-on-the-boston-globes-lovely-new-p

Most news sites have low pageviews per visit and low time on site. Low, at least, compared to media sites whose content is more Internet-native. You know how, on Wikipedia or YouTube, you start off reading one article or watching one video, then end up clicking on another, then another, then another — and next thing you know it’s an hour later and you’ve forgotten what you were looking for in the first place? That feeling of being lost in a site, of swimming through content — you don’t generally get that from a news site.