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Deconstructing business models

Desconstruir modelos de negócio · Deconstruir modelos de negocio · Déconstruire les modèles économiques

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Taught 5 times across 4 recorded calls (Ch2GL, Ch4EN, Ch5PT) between 2026-09-11 and 2026-09-18 , in EN AND PT .

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Watch from 1:42:16 Concepts Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3

Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting

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  1. Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting 1 moment EN Concepts
  2. Technical, legal and ethical dimensions 1 moment EN Extended
  3. Monetization and business models 1 moment EN Session
  4. Future workshop structure and application analysis 1 moment EN Discussion
  5. Utilidade prática e comparação com Web2 1 moment PT Session

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But the big things are the legal side of the project, the technical side of the project. Like can it be built, can it be made legal with all the terms, is it legal to build it and can we take it to market and find a business model with it? So what's the value proposition, how we're going to market t
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 at 1:42:16 Concepts
And funny thing is like in these ethics work groups and stuff that ambassadors,. Not ambassadors but singularity in general has. It's a constant fear of ethics and. Tokenomics and even, especially this ISIS stuff. Also that I did like I was. Even told several times don't think it. As getting a badge
Tevo Kask · Meet – [45B] Web3 Workshops Ch#2 Sess#27 at 1:04:50 Extended
So the monetization has to do like that's something that we wanted to look at in the next sessions, especially next week. What are the models for monetization? What's your business model? What's the value proposition of your project? How are you doing your marketing and how are you getting paid? You
Pedro Lucas · Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 at 20:04 Session
Vou só fazer pequeno comentário, Lucas, na sequência desta questão da titularidade. Não sei se estou a acrescentar ruído ou não, mas eu diria que esta questão da titularidade, as empresas, as FNACs da Vira, etc., já têm software de gestão de clientes, de gestão de bilheteiras, têm bilheteiras. Podem
ThEndorSemenT · Workshops de Web3 Ch#5 PT Sess#1 at 1:11:07 Session

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Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#3 2026-09-16 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 1 moment

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  • 1:42:16 Concepts Grant Thornton, Reeve and blockchain-based financial reporting Pedro Lucas But the big things are the legal side of the project, the technical side of the project. Like can it be built, can it be made legal with all the terms, is it legal to build it and can we take it to market and find a business model with it? So what's the value proposition, how we're going to market t business model · market · value proposition
Meet – [45B] Web3 Workshops Ch#2 Sess#27 2026-09-11 · Cohort #2 in English, in partnership with Gimbalabs · EN 2 moments

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  • 1:04:50 Extended Technical, legal and ethical dimensions Tevo Kask And funny thing is like in these ethics work groups and stuff that ambassadors,. Not ambassadors but singularity in general has. It's a constant fear of ethics and. Tokenomics and even, especially this ISIS stuff. Also that I did like I was. Even told several times don't think it. As getting a badge tokenomics
  • 1:07:24 Discussion Future workshop structure and application analysis Pedro Lucas Ideally we would mature this so that we can say okay, let's reverse engineer and understand book IO in this matrix. What's their business model? What's their legal framing or complex complexity? What's their technical framing and complexity? And like what I added here just as an extra was like this business model
Web3 Workshops Ch#4 EN Sess#4 2026-09-18 · Cohort #4 in English · EN 1 moment

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  • 20:04 Session Monetization and business models Pedro Lucas So the monetization has to do like that's something that we wanted to look at in the next sessions, especially next week. What are the models for monetization? What's your business model? What's the value proposition of your project? How are you doing your marketing and how are you getting paid? You business model · value proposition
Workshops de Web3 Ch#5 PT Sess#1 2026-09-12 · Cohort #5 in Portuguese · PT 1 moment

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  • 1:11:07 Session Utilidade prática e comparação com Web2 ThEndorSemenT Vou só fazer pequeno comentário, Lucas, na sequência desta questão da titularidade. Não sei se estou a acrescentar ruído ou não, mas eu diria que esta questão da titularidade, as empresas, as FNACs da Vira, etc., já têm software de gestão de clientes, de gestão de bilheteiras, têm bilheteiras. Podem cliente · mercado

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