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As the ‘world computer’ Ethereum can’t afford to miss the massive opportunity in enterprise but it appears the ship may be leaving port without it. Part 1 of 2 assessing a big year for blockchain in enterprise.

Despite a compelling ‘world computer’ narrative, Ethereum has so far failed to provide market ready applications for enterprise grade users. With its future dominance no longer a foregone conclusion, all eyes are now on the looming Istanbul hard fork and the 2020 launch of Ethereum 2.0 to deliver on the blockchain’s early promise.

This report looks at the future constraints for the shareholder model in its current form, and why decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) will be superior to today’s corporate firm structure. For investors, DAOs will eventually become a less risky investment class compared to shares in a regular company, offering more predictable ROI and better passive returns than most stock dividends - while also minimizing two of the greatest risks in corporate operations - human error and executive self-interest.

A guide to the landscape of digital value in an era of public, private, national and corporate currencies - with featured strategies for investing in digital privacy and scarcity as a hedge against negative interest rates and Modern Monetary Theory.

A comprehensive new report from Techemy Capital lifts the lid on participants in the current stablecoin ecosystem, identifying winning and losing business models, exploring underwriting options far beyond ‘cash in the bank’ and predicts the likely stablecoin market evolution through to 2022

A new BNC Research report into the degradation of information and the rise of fake news identifies it as both a growing macro trend – and also an important investment opportunity in Web 3.0’s new decentralized media model.

A comprehensive new report from Techemy Capital lifts the lid on participants in the current stablecoin ecosystem, identifying winning and losing business models, exploring underwriting options far beyond ‘cash in the bank’ and predicts the likely stablecoin market evolution through to 2022