Web3

Over the past decades, the majority of people have gradually outsourced control of their lives to third parties - be it health, information or even their finances. Banks, states and financial institutions have provided a convenient alternative, but in return, real financial control has gradually slipped out of the hands of the individual. For those who believe in individual sovereignty, financial self-determination and responsible asset management, Bitcoin offers an alternative.

As Bitcoin becomes an increasingly popular means of storing wealth, the need for reliable, secure and self-storage solutions is growing. Instead of centralised providers (e.g. exchanges), more and more people are opting for non-custodial Bitcoin wallets, where private keys remain in the user's possession.

The current state of the crypto industry is like joining the internet in 1998. Those who are present now are part of an "early party" that could grow to be huge later.

The general explanation of blockchain is that it seems to be an all-encompassing technology, but it is actually more of an umbrella term for various digital record-keeping systems. Some myths make it sound magical, but the truth is a bit more convoluted. Let's break it down more simply!