From the Epeius desk.
Essays on identity, ownership, protection and the economics of users, from the team building Epeius.
Unlocking Hidden Wealth
Masterpieces, rare first editions and historic manuscripts hold real value that sits locked in vaults. How CAPA and DiscoverArte open it up.
Read the essayRevitalizing Musical Heritage
Legacy catalogs from aging artists are slipping out of public view, stuck in legal and technical limbo. How CAMA and Retuned bring them back.
The Digital Revolution in Asset Ownership
How CAPA technology could change the way art is bought, sold, preserved and put to work.
Beyond the Password
LastPass existed to protect identities, then lost its users’ vaults. Why the safer design is to have no vault at all.
Breaking Free from Digital Walled Gardens
“Sign in with Google” is sold as a convenience. It’s really an acquisition strategy. How Universal iD hands control back to users.
The Unsustainable Economics of User Acquisition
Acquiring a user once cost dollars. Now it can cost tens or hundreds. How Universal iD changes the math.
Building the Walled Garden
Web3 adoption lags its technology because of user experience, not a lack of innovation. How Aegis OS closes the gap.
Securing Innovation
Email, social media and mobile banking each went from excitement to exploitation before they matured. How Aegis OS protects users while embracing what’s new.
The Great Wealth Shift
An estimated $68 trillion will change hands over the next two decades. How Aegis OS and DiscoverArte are reshaping investing for the generation inheriting it.
The Great Rebalancing
After decades of consolidation, influence is starting to flow back to communities. How tokenomics is driving the shift.
Reimagining Loyalty for SMBs
Loyal customers are the most efficient path to profit. How blockchain puts serious loyalty programs within reach of smaller businesses.
The Convergence of Data and Money
The attention economy powered a decade of growth and a decade of problems. How tokenomics is changing user acquisition.
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