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WebProNews | by Jordan McCollum | Wed, May 2
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It’s not an entirely “disinterested” perspective. Siegel’s looking to hire a Web 3.0 intern and says he’s developed a 28-page business plan for “a fund to start Web 3.0 companies here in New York City.”
Anyone else have their Web 3.0 predictions ready?
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