a16z General Partner Chris Dixon and Stanford Professor Dan Boneh explain why NFTs matter and how they are shifting power away from platforms and centralized services toward creators and users.
This video was recorded during a16z's NFT Summit, a conference featuring the best NFT builders and thinkers discussing the latest trends in NFTs, co-hosted with the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research.
Find all the talks from the NFT Summit here: https://bit.ly/NFTsummit
Check out a16z Crypto Startup School here: https://bit.ly/a16zCSS
This video was recorded during a16z's NFT Summit, a conference featuring the best NFT builders and thinkers discussing the latest trends in NFTs, co-hosted with the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research.
Find all the talks from the NFT Summit here: https://bit.ly/NFTsummit
Check out a16z Crypto Startup School here: https://bit.ly/a16zCSS
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Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst NFTs, hype for some, the future for others. As a new product, there is a lot of hype, of course, but creators and users looking at the big picture glimpse a new landscape which gos beyond Art. NFTs are changing the power from platforms to creators, and users, kind of what new social media in a digital era should do devolving data to its rightful owners. NFTs are yet in an embryonic state as an ecosystem but, once hype is away, what it remains will explode in mainstream life.