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"There will be no “killer app” for blockchain tech. The reason for this is simple: the doctrine of low-hanging fruit. If there existed some particular app for which blockchain tech is massively superior to anything else for a significant portion of the infrastructure of modern society, then people would be loudly talking about it already" - Vitalik, 2015
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yes.. i've been no-killer-app pilled over the last few months also 🥲 For me the thing that nailed it is Vitalik saying he thought of ethereum/blockchains more as a new kind of programming language. I don't remember when he said it but it was a long time ago
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I still think the “killer app” is instant, global, sub cent transactions. It amplifies existing economies and creates new digital economies previously not possible. It takes a while to replace global infrastructure & current payment systems do a great job of hiding their egregious take rates
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I think we are in for some surprises. The future is always radically different from our expectations in the present
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Vitalik's insight suggests that the blockchain's greatest impact might not come from a single standout app but from its broader, evolving potential. This points to exciting future innovations yet to be fully realized
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📌GM ..!!! 222 $DEGEN
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