Web 3.0 Can Learn From The Market Caps of Platforms Versus Media
When it comes to the top digital platforms, by market cap, Mets is the lowest valued. However, this is more than the combined market cap of all media companies.
In this video I discuss how this is something we need to pay attention to. Video is very valuable, especially when combined with a digital platform.
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I didn't know that Meta has a low market cap. Why is that, is it because they only have a few shares? Does the company try to control the price?
Summary:
In this video, Task discusses the market cap of different companies in relation to their digital platform status, focusing on Meta. He emphasizes the value of digital platforms in Web3 and how they excel at capturing and spreading incremental gains in value to the user base. Task highlights the importance of removing friction in Web3 by building digital platforms on blockchain networks for seamless data flow across applications. He points out the limitations of current digital platforms and the potential for exponential growth in network effects and value in Web3. Additionally, Task touches on the siloed nature of the current internet architecture and how Web3 can revolutionize this by utilizing public blockchains. He concludes by emphasizing the substantial opportunity presented by Web3.
Detailed Article:
Task delves into a comparison of the market caps of various companies in the context of their digital platform status, notably focusing on Meta. Despite having the lowest market cap among major digital platform companies like Apple, Amazon, and Google, Meta's worth surpasses that of all publicly traded media companies combined, including Universal, Disney, and Netflix. This highlights the immense value and potential of digital platforms in the Web3 era.
He underscores how digital platforms excel at generating and spreading incremental value to users, a concept crucial to Web3's ethos. Platforms like Google capitalize on network effects to enhance their services based on user engagement, sustaining their market leadership. Task stresses the significance of building digital platforms on blockchain networks in Web3, aiming to eliminate friction associated with traditional client-server architectures and facilitate uniform data flow across applications.
Task critiques the existing internet landscape for its siloed structure, where each major platform operates within its own ecosystem, limiting cross-platform network effects and data sharing. He contrasts this with the promise of Web3, where public blockchains foster open data access and interconnectivity. By emphasizing the potential for exponential growth in network effects and value creation through free data flow between applications in Web3, Task underscores the transformative power of this new paradigm.
Concluding on a note of opportunity and optimism, Task dismisses critics of Web3 as failing to grasp its foundational principles and the paradigm shift it represents. His insights invite viewers to recognize the revolutionary potential of Web3 in transcending current internet limitations and unleashing a new era of decentralized, interconnected digital platforms.
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