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greg
@gregfromstl
99% of devs using crypto today explicitly sought out to make a "crypto" app. Very few began with a problem and ended up using crypto behind the scenes because it solved that problem best. We're a hammer looking for a nail, and we need to flip that
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Blazer 🇨🇦 🎩 🤫
@urbanblazer
I agree, but there's another layer to the equation. Regardless of solving a problem, if you don't have an audience, you're dead, no matter how helpful your product is or what problem it solves. Today seems more about exposure and influence than actual merit.
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Marwan ♋️
@marwan1337
When I was first learning smart contract development, I was explicitly told to first make a Web2 proof-of-concept to a problem and only write a smart contract if it actually benefits functionality.
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kevin j 🀙
@entropybender
/llm crew built different
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Hadee | 🍿🎩
@hadee
Is there other instances of use case of crypto except easing the international transaction ?
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Jia Jian Goi
@gjj
Very true but sometimes that can also take off - verify.gov.sg was born bc the OG team wanted to find a problem to solve with Ethereum. Now it’s being used to verify hundreds of thousands of educational certificates, government-issued docs on Ethereum/Polygon.
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TaylorWebb.eth Ⓜ️ 💜
@taylorwebb.eth
This is true. But also if you have enough hammers hammering, one will eventually hit a nail haha
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