My hot take re "too much investment in infra": there's too much investment in *some kinds of infra* and not enough in others, and what's actually going on is, people want to invest in "the casino" but still feel good about themselves, so they invest in the subset of infra that gets spillover profits from the casino.

We couldn't agree more. The infra setup and cost optimization on the basis level are crucial for future project scalability and growth. On the other hand, infrastructure-building teams offer RaaS and other innovative solutions that boost blockchain development. Both directions require intense funding, whether attracted by project teams themselves or by VCs and investors looking to support their portfolio projects and the ecosystem. 

To share our DevOps expertise, for blockchain projects choosing between self-hosted infrastructure solutions and 3rd party providers, here is our case study to check out:
http://x.com/dysnix/status/1759882507384660451

The checklist on selecting the best-fit node infrastructure for any Web3 project:

We couldn't agree more. The infra setup and cost optimization on the basis level are crucial for future project scalability and growth. On the other hand, infrastructure-building teams offer RaaS and other innovative solutions that boost blockchain development. Both directions require intense funding, whether attracted by project teams themselves or by VCs and investors looking to support their portfolio projects and the ecosystem. 

To share our DevOps expertise, for blockchain projects choosing between self-hosted infrastructure solutions and 3rd party providers, here is our case study to check out:
http://x.com/dysnix/status/1759882507384660451

The checklist on selecting the best-fit node infrastructure for any Web3 project: http://dysnix.com/node-guide