kevinoconnell

#1 lesson I've learned in the past year is to never sleep on an idea

Especially at inception it takes a bit for things to catch on

I will for sure give feedback, both positive and negative - but will never say something is specifically bad. Maybe that idea isn't the thing that pops off, but 5-6 iterations later it might be, who knows

People thought some of the best products ever made were stupid originally 

A lot of the examples people point to are airbnb and uber - crypto is like this but 10x

I genuinely think a lot of the things being made today will be used by billions of people and we are just getting started, but i might just be overly positive idk

Around a year ago base mainnet launched. 

before that: i remember having to pay $50 to mint an nft or do moderate contract deploys/interactions.

even though I worked in crypto, I internally couldn't bring myself to gas it up, internally I was pretty down about it

compared to that there is so much opportunity now

- Transactions are a fraction of what they used to be (sub cent on L3's)
- I can abstract crypto away from most crypto applications today fully
- I can onboard existing crypto users way easier via farcaster
- There are like 10 different quality ways of monitizing your application onchain

its prime time to be onchain