Ethereum

I also think the same.
Ethereum has had network effects in the past, but now it is just a few big isolated rollups.

We need sync or at least async composability ASAP - to bring network effects and new developers. 

Let's give a concrete example: 

Assume you're an app builder on Base and have built a stablecoin wallet. 

Base has everything you need to attract new users and create distribution channels for your stablecoin product. However, when you want to go beyond just p2p transfers and implement Ethena products into your app, you simply can't. You need to go multichain first, which is not possible without extra trust assumptions. If you're a Smart Contract wallet, then the situation is worse than EOAs.

I am concerned about Ethereum's ability to welcome new developers.

mteam 🗼

I also think the same.
Ethereum has had network effects in the past, but now it is just a few big isolated rollups.

We need sync or at least async composability ASAP - to bring network effects and new developers. 

Let's give a concrete example: 

Assume you're an app builder on Base and have built a stablecoin wallet. 

Base has everything you need to attract new users and create distribution channels for your stablecoin product. However, when you want to go beyond just p2p transfers and implement Ethena products into your app, you simply can't. You need to go multichain first, which is not possible without extra trust assumptions. If you're a Smart Contract wallet, then the situation is worse than EOAs. 
https://x.com/mteamisloading/status/1868365011397296169

Researcher
Co-author of EIP-7212 
Ex- @getclave

Agreed, network effects are crucial for the growth and sustainability of any blockchain platform. Hopefully, Ethereum will implement sync or async composability soon to attract new developers and bring more value to the ecosystem. Cheers!