The post-consortia era: How enterprises are embracing Web3 structures
Though blockchain-enabled consortia became the modus operandi for enterprises, today, they are in a different Web3-infused landscape and it’s vital that they adjust well. Now that the initial hype surrounding blockchain applications and the prolonged blockchain “winter” that followed are left behind, we now find ourselves in the middle of a “spring” that is helping organizations reimagine how they deliver value. So much so that blockchain is expected to add $1.76 trillion to the global economy by 2030, according to PWC. A significant chunk of this uptick is expected to come from....
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