A new entry is live on Autonomous Airwaves titled "Web3 Success, What It Really Requires".
This piece moves past hype and ideology to look at what actually makes decentralised systems work. It focuses on people, culture, usability, trust and sustainability, and why Technology alone is never enough.
Web3 does not fail because it is too idealistic. It fails when it forgets the human layer.
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A new entry is live on Autonomous Airwaves titled "The Far-Reaching Impact of NFTs".
This piece moves past hype and dismissal to look at NFTs as infrastructure for ownership, memory and creative independence. It explores how NFTs can support artists, communities and culture when used with care, while also addressing real risks.
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A new entry is live on Autonomous Airwaves titled "Bitcoin ETFs, Impact on Market Stability and Liquidity".
This piece looks beyond headlines to examine what ETFs really change. It explores the tension between access and alignment, exposure and custody, and how increased liquidity may reshape incentives and participation over time.
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A new entry is live on Autonomous Airwaves titled "Web3 Versus Traditional Finance, The Future of Money".
This piece looks beyond winner-and-loser narratives and focuses on trust, power, and optionality. It explores how traditional Finance and Web3 optimise for different values, where they conflict, and why a layered future with real choice may matter more than dominance.
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A new entry is live on Autonomous Airwaves titled "Beyond Cryptocurrency Prices, Investing in Technology".
This piece steps away from charts and market noise to talk about a different kind of investment. One rooted in infrastructure, ideas, open-source systems, and long-term impact rather than short-term excitement.
It asks what it really means to invest, not just with money, but with time, attention and care.
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A new Autonomous Airwaves entry is live, titled "AI and the Erosion of Humanity".
This piece is not about fear or predictions. It is a pause to think about agency, creativity, and what happens when thinking, expression, and decision-making are increasingly automated. The question is not what AI can do, but what it slowly changes in us.
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