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Can we finally let go of NFTs?

Can we finally let go of NFTs?

Of the 73,257 NFT collections we identified, an eye-watering 69,795 of them have a market cap of 0 Ether (ETH). This statistic effectively means that 95% of people holding NFT collections are currently holding onto worthless investments. Having looked into those figures, we would estimate that 95% include

Invariant predictions

Invariant predictions

This is an updated version and translation of "De l'utilité des predictions invariantes" written back in August 2008.

Tech platforms' end-game hasn't changed, but become more transparent: Services

Tech platforms' end-game hasn't changed, but become more transparent: Services

If you've been following me, you know I have been pointing out how Apple has been steadily shifting to become a service company for years. In that regard, iPhone sales that seem so critical to run-of-the-mill analysts are admittedly less and less critical as Apple has pretty much

The biggest announcement in yesterday's Apple event?

The biggest announcement in yesterday's Apple event?

USB-C Read more on this: 🟢 Europe now has a clear role in tech, regulating it (you’re welcome)This week, I wanted to tackle a long-standing discussion we needed to have about how Europe has become a white knight of sorts for the US, “helping” them –and the rest of

Jaywalking: How a social norm was invented to push technology forward

Jaywalking: How a social norm was invented to push technology forward

A century ago, crossing the street was a straightforward task – just step across. But today, with traffic regulations in place, finding a crosswalk and waiting for that green signal is the norm if you want to obey the law. Jaywalking, or crossing outside designated areas, can now lead to hefty