We often hear that the Streamr tech stack sounds interesting in theory, but it’s tricky to understand exactly where and how to deploy it in practice. Let’s take

In the aftermath of a divisive U.S. presidential election that seems to mark the tail end of the 20th Century, I’m reminded of the daughters of the beginning

Warren Buffet was once asked why he owned a 5% stake in The Walt Disney Company. In his reply, Buffet drew a comparison between Mickey Mouse and the human actors that are on the payroll of most movie studios: “It is simple, the Mouse has no agent”.

Imagine having a personal diary where you write about your life. Now, imagine owning that diary and not being able to enforce your right to possession. It’s yours, and

The privacy movement is losing souls all the time to Silicon Valley. It’s time for data ownership.

Or why I’m working with Streamr to get Data Unions into enterprise.

Network effects mean Web 3.0 applications won’t take off with solutions that are just ethically superior. Luckily, there’s a great solve

What happens if you create Web3 sign in and payments process for a data marketplace? A complete paradigm shift for DAOs and AIs.

There are flame wars brewing around Ethereum governance. Could the Ethereum (user) Rebate Token help solve the issue?

Your next Smart TV purchase will know how to spy on you and has buyers for your data [https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/7/18172397/airplay-2-homekit-vizio-tv-bill-baxter-interview-vergecast-ces-2019] . You bought a

What is the Streamr Network?

We are often asked which are the first use cases for a decentralized data stack like the one we envisage at Streamr. What we know is that the list of