The essence of these markets is user sovereignty over their interests.

Instead of having your data extracted without consent, you have the option to tokenize it and sell it if it's in your best interest, receiving fair compensation. This reality opens up a range of opportunities, from researchers seeking authentic datasets to companies needing information to train artificial intelligence or improve their products. There's a real need.

Decentralized platforms objectively ensure that transactions are recorded in an immutable ledger, ensuring the provenance and integrity of the data presented and offered. This eliminates intermediaries, reduces costs, and, most importantly, empowers data creators, transforming information into a truly valuable asset controlled by those who generate it.

The digital world has become, in some ways, even a little better than the real world.