Why Regulation Will Decentralize Data
summary
Claims that EU law (the Data Governance Act and the Digital Markets Act) gives legal standing to data unions and forces real-time API portability so third parties can pull live streams from gatekeepers. Implementation already uses Streamr, Ocean, Chainlink and projects like Swash, GeoDB (≈200,000 users) and Tap My Data (Balancer token sale); back-end infrastructure for revenue-sharing data co-ops exists but remains complex. If the drafts pass, web2 siloed datasets become accessible assets and the bridge into web3 materially closes.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:32Data in Web3
- 2:49Assets
- 3:46Data
- 4:19Native Data
- 5:11Money Contracts
- 5:56Share Earn
- 6:52Backend Infrastructure
- 7:29Data Silos
- 9:28What do they do
- 10:18Digital Governance Act
- 12:00Digital Markets Act
- 13:38Draft Legislation
- 14:18Decentralizing Data
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