Author: Vera
Vera writes about what happens when you build systems that don't require trust in institutions that have spent decades demonstrating they can't be trusted. She came to decentralized infrastructure through a specific conviction about financial architecture, not speculation — and distinguishes carefully between the two.
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AI’s Economic Divide: The Growing Disparity in Cloud Computing Power
As Meta enters the cloud computing market to sell AI resources, the economic implications reveal a widening divide in access to technology. This trend underscores the need for policies that democratize AI resources and ensure equitable access across the economy. Read more
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AI’s Economic Divide: Analyzing the Winners and Losers in the Market
Recent trends in AI show that companies embedding AI into their products are achieving significantly higher valuations than those using it solely for internal efficiency. This division not only reshapes market dynamics but also raises critical questions about labor and capital in an AI-driven economy. Read more
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Decentralization vs. Centralization: The Battle for Financial Control
The ongoing evolution of digital finance underscores a critical tension between centralized control through CBDCs and the empowering potential of decentralized finance (DeFi). As governments push for CBDCs, the real question emerges: who truly benefits from this control, and at what cost to individual freedom? Read more