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I’m convinced crypto is still pre-PMF.

I know it’s odd to use “PMF” to describe an entire industry. I still think it’s true though.

My evidence for this is there are more protocols than products. Esp products that solve problems for people.

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If the question needs to be asked, it hasn't! Seriously -- Product/Market Fit means the market is pulling product out of the company faster than the company can make it -- it's unmistakable when it happens.

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Thanks. I agree with you, very often I stumble upon new great protocols and solutions that promise infrastructure for a utility that does not exist yet.

It's great to have the roads but if we don't have the cars nor there are houses along the roads why should we go there right.

Laser was a solution looking for a problem for a couple of decades, and then its adoption went vertical.

We’re 15 years since BTC, I’m hoping for the same

A lot of solutions in search of problems in crypto

If “unregulated casino” counts, then false. If not, then true.

i think some of the most interesting ideas require much wider adoption before they are really viable

feel like there's a whole gigantic market of B2B contract negotiations that could be moved on chain to get low cost automatic payments and arbitration on performance targets being hit/missed