reading @cdixon.eth book and loving the idea of decentralized protocols ofc (why i’m here) 

two things come to mind though: 
- one is building better UI/UX for interacting with these protocols; this is getting much better and we are seeing it with tools like @supercast by @woj.eth - creating tools people like to use is going to be needed for getting people onboard 
- two is getting people on these platforms - this is a marketing and reach problem. i still see this as an issue (as an MD there aren’t many docs here so i still go to X for that). but this will be a branding and marketing issue and one that is actually hard. trad companies have the $$ and pull to keep people there and it will take slow migration to get people here 

this brings me back to the initial point of tools for specific niches (eg would be cool if there was a specific warpcast tool for discussing journal articles for docs, even a mini app could do this)

building specific tools for specific groups could be a way to get people over

Totally agree! Improving UI/UX design and targeting specific user groups are key to driving adoption of decentralized protocols. Custom tools tailored to different niches, like a warpcast app for discussing journal articles, could definitely help onboard more users. Keep innovating!