As we navigate through financial turbulence marked by a bear market, geopolitical tensions, inflation, and interest rate hikes, the role of technology in shaping the future economy becomes increasingly vital. The focus is no longer solely on retail-oriented technology companies but is expanding towards B2B models, encompassing Enterprise infrastructure, fintech infrastructure, and Web3 infrastructure. Pretiosum is at the forefront of this transformation, leveraging innovations that are redefining our lifestyle and work environment.

The Evolution of Technology Infrastructure

The dawn of the Internet laid the foundation for technological advancements with open protocols like TCP, IP, SMTP, and HTTP. These protocols gave rise to proprietary solutions that shaped social media, e-commerce, search engines, and more. Major players of this era include:

• Google ($1.64T market cap);
• Apple ($2.61T market cap);
• Meta ($1.26T market cap); and
• Amazon ($1.80T market cap).

*finance.yahoo.com as of March 2024

However, the centralized nature of Web2 has led to challenges such as data ownership, targeted advertising, and security breaches.

The emergence of blockchain and Web3 offers an alternative, heralding a new era in the digital economy.

Future of Businesses: Enterprise, Fintech, and Web3 Infrastructure

The future economy is not confined to Web3 alone. It encompasses a broader spectrum, including:

1. Enterprise Infrastructure: Established corporations innovate to offer clients cutting-edge solutions while managing regulatory and financial risks. Technologies like AI-driven work environments, distributed working spaces, and blockchain-based transactions are revolutionizing traditional business operations.
2. Fintech Infrastructure: The financial sector is witnessing a transformation by integrating digital assets infrastructure and innovative privacy solutions. These technologies are enhancing financial services, reducing costs, and increasing accessibility.
3. Web3 Infrastructure: Web3 is challenging existing business models, enabling new forms of product design, marketing, communication, and community formation. It's impacting various sectors, including finance, logistics, retail, HR, and more.