KBW 2022: Digital property rights key to thriving Web3 economy — Animoca’s Yat Siu
Robust property rights in the physical world are one of the key indicators of a wealthy economy — and that’s exactly what digital property rights enable in Web3, says Animoca’s co-founder.
Robust property rights in the physical world are one of the key indicators of a wealthy economy — and that’s exactly what digital property rights enable in Web3, says Animoca’s co-founder.
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