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The advent of Web 3.0 is transforming the digital realm by facilitating the development of decentralised applications, blockchain technology, and a more comprehensive and secure internet. As the current paradigm undergoes a shift, it is imperative to comprehend the potential ramifications and opportunities associated with investing in this transformative epoch. I am speaking with James Wo, the CEO and founder of the investment firm Digital Finance Group (DFG). We will delve into their insights on the most promising sectors within Web 3.0 for investment opportunities. Infrastructure projects, compliance, and financial attributes, projects with a solid user base, and quick commercialization are among the topics we explore. We also discuss how they evaluate potential investments, the due diligence process, and the metrics they use to assess the potential for high returns. What sectors within Web 3.0 do you find the most promising for investment opportunities, and why? Infrastructure projects, such as layer1, layer2, and various others, are critical in shaping the future of web3 applications. The imminent explosion in this digital landscape emphasizes the significance of robust infrastructure as the underlying protocol. As the demand for web3 applications grows, the valuation of infrastructure projects is expected to rise significantly, presenting opportunities for substantial growth. Compliance and financial attributes have become vital for projects in the current regulatory environment. With regulations maturing over time, compliance becomes essential for any project's future development and success. Moreover, projects with solid compliance measures can attract user growth and generate substantial value. These projects can establish a solid foundation for long-term sustainability and success by prioritizing compliance and leveraging their financial attributes. Among the various types of projects, those with a solid user base and the potential for quick commercialization stand out. This includes exchanges, wallets, and platforms that boast the largest user groups within the industry. A substantial user base provides a strong foundation for growth and market penetration. Additionally, the ability to swiftly commercialize these projects ensures rapid monetization and realizing their full potential. By capitalizing on their existing user base, these projects can capture significant market share and achieve sustainable success in a shorter timeframe. How do you evaluate potential investments in Web 3.0 projects? How do you assess their potential for high returns? The primary evaluation criteria consist of three key factors when making investment decisions. Firstly, the background of the founders and core team is thoroughly examined to assess their capabilities in delivering the product. Secondly, the project should exhibit significant technological or product innovation within a specific industry or niche rather than relying solely on hype. Lastly, the tokenomics of the project play a crucial role as a healthy token economy system determines the sustainability of the project's development. Could you walk me through a recent investment in a Web 3.0 project and explain why you chose to invest in that project? We funded Ledger a short time ago, the hardware wallet with the largest market share, and the hardware wallet maker has always had a good reputation and a stable user base, and after the FTX crash, users are increasingly aware of the security of crypto assets, and the hardware wallet is undoubtedly one of the best options. Ledger, as the leading project of wallet track, will also develop into the leading project of Web3 infrastructure. What trends or technological advancements in Web 3.0 will have the biggest impact on investment opportunities in the future? With the increasing prosperity of the web3 application ecosystem and the growing congestion of on-chain transactions, there is a rising demand for solutions that address scaling issues, such as scaling or roll-up. As a result, we made an investment in Shardeum, an innovative platform that improves upon Near's technology and offers new solutions to these challenges. In addition, Shardeum has already established a strong ecosystem, making it an attractive investment opportunity. The significance of financial compliance has been underscored by recent events like the FTX and other CeFi platforms' regulations. Licensed platforms not only hold greater value and vitality for the future, but they also have the advantage of gaining users' trust. How do you approach due diligence when considering investing in a Web 3.0 project? Due diligence is generally divided into business, finance, and legal parts, with different approaches for different project stages. Usually speaking, early-stage projects are based on interviews, while mid to late-stage and mature projects are based on information and data review. What metrics do you consider, and how do you verify a project's claims? We consider the team's background, development capability, whether the valuation is reasonable, and the rug pull possibility. In addition, the authenticity of a project is generally cross-checked from multiple perspectives, including the team's experience and capabilities, whether the project's business logic is self-consistent, and the development status of competing products. What is the potential impact of regulatory measures on investments in Web 3.0 in the future, and how might these measures influence one's future plans? I believe regulation will play an important role in the future of Web 3.0 investment, ensuring investor protection and market stability while fostering innovation. Regulatory clarity can create a stable environment, attracting a wider range of investors and driving mainstream adoption of Web 3.0 technologies. Compliance with regulations will impact investment considerations, especially for security tokens and projects in regulated industries, requiring thorough due diligence to mitigate compliance risks. Staying updated with regulatory developments is essential for an adaptable investment strategy that aligns with evolving compliance standards. Ultimately, a well-designed regulatory framework can instill investor confidence, promote innovation, and establish a sustainable and mature investment landscape in the Web 3.0 ecosystem. How important is a project's team and track record when investing in Web 3.0 projects? It is essential to have a good track record. Many early-stage projects are just a concept, so the team's past background and experience will most likely determine the ultimate success of the project. We believe that a solid and viable strategic plan and sound development, operational and marketing skills are the keys to success for web3 projects. For people who are interested in investing in Web 3.0 but are hesitant due to the perceived complexity of the technology and the financial environment, what recommendations do you have for newcomers? Web3's high investment risk is relatively high, so first of all, do not invest in projects you do not understand; there are the risks of rug pulls. Secondly, Web3 investment is different from stocks, foreign exchange, and another traditional trading; you must thoroughly assess their investment philosophy and risk tolerance level and finally need to master using some web3 tools, such as Metamask, Discord, and so on. Lastly, could you share any lessons learned or insights from your experience investing in Web 3.0 projects? To ensure survival during industry black swan events, it is recommended to avoid leveraging or lending investments. Instead, focus on investing in projects demonstrating stable fundamentals and long-term value, such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Conducting thorough due diligence and research and establishing an investment philosophy based on informed decisions rather than superstitions or blindly following large projects or institutions is crucial.

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The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here . Ilusha Chapter VII. Ilusha The doctor came out of the room again, muffled in his fur coat and with his cap on his head. His face looked almost angry and disgusted, as though he were afraid of getting dirty. He cast a cursory glance round the passage, looking sternly at Alyosha and Kolya as he did so. Alyosha waved from the door to the coachman, and the carriage that had brought the doctor drove up. The captain darted out after the doctor, and, bowing apologetically, stopped him to get the last word. The poor fellow looked utterly crushed; there was a scared look in his eyes. “Your Excellency, your Excellency ... is it possible?” he began, but could not go on and clasped his hands in despair. Yet he still gazed imploringly at the doctor, as though a word from him might still change the poor boy’s fate. “I can’t help it, I am not God!” the doctor answered offhand, though with the customary impressiveness. “Doctor ... your Excellency ... and will it be soon, soon?” “You must be prepared for anything,” said the doctor in emphatic and incisive tones, and dropping his eyes, he was about to step out to the coach. “Your Excellency, for Christ’s sake!” the terror‐stricken captain stopped him again. “Your Excellency! but can nothing, absolutely nothing save him now?” “It’s not in my hands now,” said the doctor impatiently, “but h’m!...” he stopped suddenly. “If you could, for instance ... send ... your patient ... at once, without delay” (the words “at once, without delay,” the doctor uttered with an almost wrathful sternness that made the captain start) “to Syracuse, the change to the new be‐ne‐ficial climatic conditions might possibly effect—” “To Syracuse!” cried the captain, unable to grasp what was said. “Syracuse is in Sicily,” Kolya jerked out suddenly in explanation. The doctor looked at him. “Sicily! your Excellency,” faltered the captain, “but you’ve seen”—he spread out his hands, indicating his surroundings—“mamma and my family?” “N—no, Sicily is not the place for the family, the family should go to Caucasus in the early spring ... your daughter must go to the Caucasus, and your wife ... after a course of the waters in the Caucasus for her rheumatism ... must be sent straight to Paris to the mental specialist Lepelletier; I could give you a note to him, and then ... there might be a change—” “Doctor, doctor! But you see!” The captain flung wide his hands again despairingly, indicating the bare wooden walls of the passage. “Well, that’s not my business,” grinned the doctor. “I have only told you the answer of medical science to your question as to possible treatment. As for the rest, to my regret—” “Don’t be afraid, apothecary, my dog won’t bite you,” Kolya rapped out loudly, noticing the doctor’s rather uneasy glance at Perezvon, who was standing in the doorway. There was a wrathful note in Kolya’s voice. He used the word apothecary instead of doctor on purpose, and, as he explained afterwards, used it “to insult him.” “What’s that?” The doctor flung up his head, staring with surprise at Kolya. “Who’s this?” he addressed Alyosha, as though asking him to explain. “It’s Perezvon’s master, don’t worry about me,” Kolya said incisively again. “Perezvon?” repeated the doctor, perplexed. “He hears the bell, but where it is he cannot tell. Good‐by, we shall meet in Syracuse.” “Who’s this? Who’s this?” The doctor flew into a terrible rage. “He is a schoolboy, doctor, he is a mischievous boy; take no notice of him,” said Alyosha, frowning and speaking quickly. “Kolya, hold your tongue!” he cried to Krassotkin. “Take no notice of him, doctor,” he repeated, rather impatiently. “He wants a thrashing, a good thrashing!” The doctor stamped in a perfect fury. “And you know, apothecary, my Perezvon might bite!” said Kolya, turning pale, with quivering voice and flashing eyes. “Ici, Perezvon!” “Kolya, if you say another word, I’ll have nothing more to do with you,” Alyosha cried peremptorily. “There is only one man in the world who can command Nikolay Krassotkin—this is the man”; Kolya pointed to Alyosha. “I obey him, good‐ by!” He stepped forward, opened the door, and quickly went into the inner room. Perezvon flew after him. The doctor stood still for five seconds in amazement, looking at Alyosha; then, with a curse, he went out quickly to the carriage, repeating aloud, “This is ... this is ... I don’t know what it is!” The captain darted forward to help him into the carriage. Alyosha followed Kolya into the room. He was already by Ilusha’s bedside. The sick boy was holding his hand and calling for his father. A minute later the captain, too, came back. “Father, father, come ... we ...” Ilusha faltered in violent excitement, but apparently unable to go on, he flung his wasted arms round his father and Kolya, uniting them in one embrace, and hugging them as tightly as he could. The captain suddenly began to shake with dumb sobs, and Kolya’s lips and chin twitched. “Father, father! How sorry I am for you!” Ilusha moaned bitterly. “Ilusha ... darling ... the doctor said ... you would be all right ... we shall be happy ... the doctor ...” the captain began. “Ah, father! I know what the new doctor said to you about me.... I saw!” cried Ilusha, and again he hugged them both with all his strength, hiding his face on his father’s shoulder. “Father, don’t cry, and when I die get a good boy, another one ... choose one of them all, a good one, call him Ilusha and love him instead of me....” “Hush, old man, you’ll get well,” Krassotkin cried suddenly, in a voice that sounded angry. “But don’t ever forget me, father,” Ilusha went on, “come to my grave ... and, father, bury me by our big stone, where we used to go for our walk, and come to me there with Krassotkin in the evening ... and Perezvon ... I shall expect you.... Father, father!” His voice broke. They were all three silent, still embracing. Nina was crying quietly in her chair, and at last seeing them all crying, “mamma,” too, burst into tears. “Ilusha! Ilusha!” she exclaimed. Krassotkin suddenly released himself from Ilusha’s embrace. “Good‐by, old man, mother expects me back to dinner,” he said quickly. “What a pity I did not tell her! She will be dreadfully anxious.... But after dinner I’ll come back to you for the whole day, for the whole evening, and I’ll tell you all sorts of things, all sorts of things. And I’ll bring Perezvon, but now I will take him with me, because he will begin to howl when I am away and bother you. Good‐by!” And he ran out into the passage. He didn’t want to cry, but in the passage he burst into tears. Alyosha found him crying. “Kolya, you must be sure to keep your word and come, or he will be terribly disappointed,” Alyosha said emphatically. “I will! Oh, how I curse myself for not having come before!” muttered Kolya, crying, and no longer ashamed of it. At that moment the captain flew out of the room, and at once closed the door behind him. His face looked frenzied, his lips were trembling. He stood before the two and flung up his arms. “I don’t want a good boy! I don’t want another boy!” he muttered in a wild whisper, clenching his teeth. “If I forget thee, Jerusalem, may my tongue—” He broke off with a sob and sank on his knees before the wooden bench. Pressing his fists against his head, he began sobbing with absurd whimpering cries, doing his utmost that his cries should not be heard in the room. Kolya ran out into the street. “Good‐by, Karamazov? Will you come yourself?” he cried sharply and angrily to Alyosha. “I will certainly come in the evening.” “What was that he said about Jerusalem?... What did he mean by that?” “It’s from the Bible. ‘If I forget thee, Jerusalem,’ that is, if I forget all that is most precious to me, if I let anything take its place, then may—” “I understand, that’s enough! Mind you come! Ici, Perezvon!” he cried with positive ferocity to the dog, and with rapid strides he went home. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Fyodor Dostoyevsky (2009). The Brothers Karamazov. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/28054/pg28054-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org , located at https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html .

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