Chapter 2 · Industry Problem
See the whole problem first. The design follows from it.
Web3 does not lack projects, capital, media, or technology. It lacks a system that places these resources on one chain of responsibility and carries them through to a verified result. This chapter records the structural problems WCN is built to address.
2.1 Structural fragmentation of Web3Why abundant resources stay fragmented — scattered participants, ad-hoc collaboration, and the absence of a network of responsibility.2.2 Why capital flows are inefficientFour structural frictions between capital and projects: screening cost, trust cost, broken follow-through, and results that never settle.2.3 Why contribution is hard to settleWhy referral, execution, service, and coordination contributions go unproven, unattributed, and unaccounted for.
This chapter does not complain about the industry. It defines the three problems WCN must solve. Remove these problems, and WCN has no reason to exist.