Matthew
@matthew
We need more apps. There are too many infra projects. No one understands the technical nuances. And the answer is… MY infra project that no one understands. Problem solved! https://x.com/dabit3/status/1917589833628713399?s=46
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keccers
@keccers.eth
No one wants these apps. The people that complain about them don’t even use this one. Meanwhile on here, you have to cram gambling into the split the bill app to get anyone to use it. Dire state of affairs
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Nader Dabit
@dabit3
we have a lot of apps already, including top apps on the app store, app founders like the founders of Reddit building with us, and real revenue (approaching $250M and it's not from ponzis or token launchpads), and the ecosystme is incredibly young and the DX isn't great yet (it will get 100x better by end of year) even with that, the main reason why we have grown so much at EigenLayer in terms of developers (fastest growing ecosystem in the world in 2024) is that they can just do whatever they want, build whatever they want, and don't have to deal with the restrictions of all of these blockchain vms.
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Anaroth
@anaroth
Had a conversation earlier today where a lot of the apps we have today are like the first apps on the App Store in 2008 Games feel like Facebook games, but the app renaissance that came a couple years after iPhone is the part I am waiting to see happen next First steps have been taken but useful apps is the next
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
i love spicy matthew
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Christian Montoya 🦊
@m0nt0y4
lol i was surprised to see an essay that didn't end with "hyperliquid" tbh
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Brian Kim
@brianjckim
lmao
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Jacob
@jrf
lol
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
Infra obsession is like building highways without caring where people actually want to go
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