Web3 should draw newcomers, not be a ‘money grab from brands’ — Tech CEO
Using Web3 and nonfungible tokens to create another slate of millionaires isn’t a good use of the technology, says EndeavourXR CEO Amy Peck.
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Using Web3 and nonfungible tokens to create another slate of millionaires isn’t a good use of the technology, says EndeavourXR CEO Amy Peck.
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