Brave And Leofinance: Epitomizing Web 3.0

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When it comes to building wealth, we can start to see the foundation being laid. This is something being epitomized by both the Brave Browser and Leofinance, both of which show the formation of a circular economy.

In this video I discuss how these two apps are paving the way for other opportunities and what is ahead of us with Web 3.0.


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It really is meant to be small steps in the right direction. If it was meant to be easy as hell and make everyone rich, it wouldn't be real.

A couple years ago, a team of us dove into crypto with the objective of learning all we could, and amassing 1000 of each token. Now, some are easier to earn than others but I have passively authored, searched, bought, traded and otherwise earned my way in that direction.

This is doing thing I either normally would have done (presearch) or spent time doing for token and many other benefits (STEEM/Hive).

Seems like such a slow start to all this seeing as we have been early adopters for years but there will be an accelleration point as we approach early majority adoption. The slower it happens, the longer it can last so I am cool with it!

Good insight man.

Summary:
In this video, Task discusses the Brave browser and its impact on Web 3.0 and cryptocurrency. He explains how Brave rewards users with BAT tokens for viewing ads, creating a system where users benefit directly. Task compares this model to stock buybacks and highlights the potential for wealth creation through accumulating and diversifying tokens. He also mentions other platforms like Presearch and Hive that reward users for their activities, emphasizing the value of tokens even if they are not in the top 100. Task touches on the concept of utilizing tokens for investments like real estate or engaging in DeFi projects.

Detailed Article:
Task starts by introducing the Brave browser as a privacy-focused alternative to mainstream browsers like Google and Microsoft, highlighting its association with the Mozilla Foundation and emphasizing its non-surveillance nature. He explains the Brave Action Token (BAT), a reward token built on Ethereum, which users can earn for viewing ads through the browser. Task elaborates on how BAT forms an ecosystem where advertising revenue is used to buy tokens, reducing supply and potentially increasing value for holders.

Drawing a parallel with corporate stock buybacks, Task explains the token burn mechanism and its potential impact on token value. He points out that platforms like Leo Finance also adopt a similar strategy, reinforcing the notion of reducing token supply to increase value. Task then delves into the broader implications of wealth creation through accumulating tokens from various platforms like Brave and Presearch, emphasizing the value of each token in a diversified portfolio.

Task uses Amazon's example to illustrate the concept of the long tail and applies it to cryptocurrency, explaining how even tokens outside the top 100 can hold value when accumulated. He envisions a future where tokens can be diversified into different investments like commercial real estate through security tokens. Task stresses the importance of continuous accumulation and leveraging tokens for future growth, whether through investments or trading into other assets like Bitcoin.

In conclusion, Task encourages viewers to consider the long-term potential of accumulating tokens, diversifying portfolios, and engaging with various platforms that reward user activities. He underlines the value of each token, even if some may be of lesser known projects, in the context of building sustainable wealth in the crypto space. Task's insightful discussion serves to educate and motivate viewers to explore the wealth-building opportunities presented by the evolving crypto and blockchain ecosystem.