Let’s take a quick dive into the world wide web history and its parallels with crypto.
In 1993, the World Wide Web went public, revolutionizing how we connect.
But not all was rosy; with the good came the bad. To safeguard users, governments began regulating the web in 1996.
This set the stage for Google’s rise in 1998, capitalising on these new rules and leading to the dot-com boom.
Now, let’s shift to crypto. It’s been largely unregulated.
Great for some (you degen you!), too risky for most (hello, rugpulls and honeypots!).
But guess what?
Regulation seems to be on the horizon, likely attracting more users, users that seek safe entry points.
Enter;
The Guard FDN
A legal entity already adhering to strict regulations.
This got me thinking;
tons of people aren’t in crypto yet.
Remember: regulation often precedes volume.
And “volume” likes safety.
Safety, meaning an established, legal entity like The Guard Foundation, as as an entry point?
Imagine owning a project with a huge audience and instead of creating your own DAO, you could leverage an existing, well-oiled framework.
Time and money saved!
Now imagine, you, reader of Cosmo’ Chronicle, are there at the forefront of this move…
