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anon
@superanon
Founders who are leaving ETH for Solana or other new ecosystems are not the smartest.
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@pirosb3
I generally don't fully understand why this would happen (in either direction). It's like saying you are leaving Python for Rust. Short term, I understand how the switch in either direction would provide hype and marketing push. Long term, what counts is the product (did you build something people care about?) the chain is/will be abstracted.
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Emre Ekinci
@emr.eth
everyone works on abstraction which everyone loves until you start abstracting the bag holders away
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Daniel - Bountycaster
@pirosb3
Interesting, so your observation is the chain also directly correlates to capital. Wouldn't capital simply flow to the best opportunity?
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@nounishprof
It definitely does atm — especially around grants. But even in terms of those participating on certain chains (founders chasing the liquidity).
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