We are the alternative thesis to consumer crypto. We don't believe in a world where you have to understand a highly complex global computer, how it manages state, or the myriad footguns that can wreck you if you don't. We believe that crypto can be simple and intuitive, leaving complexity to implementation details.

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

/quilibrium

https://www.quilibrium.com - Links to the source code, running guides, interactive labs, and more coming in the next few days.

We also have a telegram group for node runners/developers if you're interested.

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Love this vision and this mental model. @cassie where can I dig in?

Aspiring mad scientist,
support team @ /rainbow

It's meant to parody an old Apple Macintosh ad, the uncanniness is warranted 🙂

I’m getting uncanny silicon valley vibes 

😅

DAO expert, public goods, Web3, regen, biodiversity,  digital democracy, reputation,  SSI

We're well past a world where the only thing crypto can do is stand as a unit of currency to move around for sales, and even then, most people who hold crypto are currently doing so for investment/speculation purposes, and rarely use it. Actual use of crypto as a utility is comparably much lower, easily less than 1/10.

What fraction? 9/10 is a fraction. I actually don't think it's a usability issue anymore. It's about acceptability at points of sale. When the big box stores accept crypto, Americans will use it.

Favorite analogy is that billions of people use email and the internet while having 0 clue about HTTP or SMTP