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We saw the era of cryptocurrency, how it became an eye opener for many. Wow! So investment was easy and the broker business kept the entire industry very tight.
It was something I talked about also how it ended up frustrating many newbie investors. Aside from easy access to investment, the next thing was unraveling a lot of hideout within the social media industry.
Money was only channeled to a few set of content creators and it was very difficult to even be an accredited blogger by then. I could remember how discouraging it was from my end.
The terms and conditions were one that was dicey because you could break the rules unknowingly and still have to pay the penalties.
I could remember it took me some time to get in and I didn't even stay long enough. My sport blog wasn't that encouraging and I had to give up the chase. It was some time later when I realized how cryptocurrency stepped up everything joining with web3 introduction.
Anyway, it has been that big question of where did web3 miss it because actually, the entire market candle thing shifted attention and disrupted a lot of potential around here.
One thing is only certain, awareness was created concerning the entire social media, banking sector and investment in general. Web2 are promising better creators rewards and we are seeing high competition within this industry.
That was by the way; the idea was to center on disruptions. Everybody wants to get a fair share when it comes to opportunities available. It has been one those big talks ad concerning some African countries who have made moves to gain economic sovereignty.
At least I have heard the likes of Benin republic, Mali, Senegal and Burkina Faso if I have not missed any. Burkina Faso has been a top player and cut off all connections with France.
Let's try to avoid any biased notations like should they or should they not and face a reality question like, shouldn't those who own things be the first partakers?
It has been a question of how long can they survive but we have seen improvement upon improvement. Strides have been made in the area of agriculture and technology.
I was surprised and encouraged to see that big move to own their own refining company in their very country. This is how it is supposed to be. We have to admit that this will both create employment opportunities within the nation and also spur up exposure.
My contribution here is simple; anywhere that there is abundance of resources, that is where such factories should be structured. Citizens deserve to benefit from their natural abundance.
Many disruptions are happening; from the internet to the offline line. Technology has helped in playing it's part here. I am just trying to consider the future of global transactions, will Africa dominate and how soon? Can the western world tighten up procedures and if they do, to what advantage and a future disadvantage can this be.
We are seeing countries like Russia and China ready to take advantage where the westerners overlook. The competition is high and one can say it is a needed one in one way or another to balance curb global Monopoly.
What are your takes on this, what current disruption have you observed lately or in the last half decade. And even adding to that, how ready are you to make sure every shift is to your advantage?.
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