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@jc
Never dedicate your business to a platform without expecting them to clone you. Apple is the most famous example of a frenemy, and there are countless examples of this playing out in Silicon Valley. Build the platforms, not the apps.
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@pushix
I don’t like the “build the platform” mantra. It’s what leads everyone in crypto to build protocols instead of use cases. I prefer “build something with real value, keep delivering more value”. This is another way of looking at what apples doing, as a side note.
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Apple prefers owning the end to end stack. So for crypto, a product-driven protocol is close to Apple's approach of software-driven hardware.
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@pushix
+1 as long as you build the product also. for apple: true but remember that being full stack when they started made a lot more sense. If it was easy for Meta to go full stack w hardware from scratch they would do it --> its hard if you don't start there, and its harder as time goes by to start there.
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my point of view is that you need both: a platform and a killer "app"
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